ZX 7R
Glatzen- und Zollstockentwicklerosoarcher
Hier wimmelts nur von Solchen und wie ich bemerke kommt auch ständig Frischfleich ähm kommen Frischlinge dazu.
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Hier wimmelts nur von Solchen und wie ich bemerke kommt auch ständig Frischfleich ähm kommen Frischlinge dazu.
Allih der Große
Bölthorn
Ausser Zoran keinen. Und mit dem kann man durchaus argumentieren/reden, wenn mans vorher irgendwie schafft, sich auf einige gemeinsame Praemissen zu einigen...
ZX 7R
Glatzen- und Zollstockentwicklerosoarcher
Du bist Humorlos, wenn Du z.B. Prallmila und DuAFF nicht für einen Lacher gut findest.
Allih der Große
Bölthorn
Minderjaehrige zaehlen nicht.
Ausserdem vertreten die keine vollstaendigen, wie auch immer gearteten Thesen, sondern trollen nur so durchs Forum.
ZX 7R
Glatzen- und Zollstockentwicklerosoarcher
Haaaaaaaaalllllloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo wir sprachen von Witzfiguren.
Allih der Große
Bölthorn
Ja, aber dann bitte volljaehrige Clowns...
Sonne-2012
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Auch Armenier wurden in Smyrni/Izmir von den türkischen Soldaten massakriert
SMYRNA DISASTER
In September 1922 the Kemalists forces set fire to Smyrna and massacred the Armenians and the Greeks of the city. The premeditated fire of the city had the intention of terrifying the Christian population and making them leave the city forever. The streets were 'covered' with the corpses of the Armenians and Greeks. Many of them drowned when they were trying to set great hopes on the English, Italian and American ships. Thus, Smyrna Catastrophe became the last episode of the Armenian Genocide and the starting point of the Kemalists' "Turkey for Turks" state-building policy. Nowadays, Smyrna is famous by the Turkish name of Izmir and the majority of the inhabitants are Turks.
Genocide Museum | The Armenian Genocide Museum-institute
SMYRNA DISASTER
In September 1922 the Kemalists forces set fire to Smyrna and massacred the Armenians and the Greeks of the city. The premeditated fire of the city had the intention of terrifying the Christian population and making them leave the city forever. The streets were 'covered' with the corpses of the Armenians and Greeks. Many of them drowned when they were trying to set great hopes on the English, Italian and American ships. Thus, Smyrna Catastrophe became the last episode of the Armenian Genocide and the starting point of the Kemalists' "Turkey for Turks" state-building policy. Nowadays, Smyrna is famous by the Turkish name of Izmir and the majority of the inhabitants are Turks.
Genocide Museum | The Armenian Genocide Museum-institute
Sonne-2012
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THE GENOCIDE OF THE EASTERN CHRISTIANS OF THE CITY OF SMYRNA IN 1922
RESEARCHED AND DOCUMENTED
AS NEVER BEFORE,
BY PROFESSOR M. H. DOBKIN
The outstanding study, SMYRNA 1922: The Destruction of a City, authored by Professor Marjorie Housepian Dobkin, published by Newmark Press, NY, NY, USA, in 1998, is available in bookshops as well as online at Amazon.com: Online Shopping for Electronics, Apparel, Computers, Books, DVDs & more [Click here: Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Smyrna 1922: The Destruction of a City]
SMYRNA 1922: The Destruction of a City was first published in 1971. Based on a thorough research of historical archives, it provides captivating factual documentation with vivid accounts about the destruction of the City of Smyrna , as well as the slaughter and deportation of its Christian inhabitants. Until 1922, Smyrna had been a remarkably prosperous city in Asia Minor and was rightly considered the jewel of the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea.
Professor M. H. Dobkin brings to light suppressed and very little known facts about the annihilation and deportation of the Christian citizens of Smyrna, whose roots there went far back thousands of years.
In September 1922, Mustapha Kemal, the revolutionary ruler of Turkey , led his troops into Smyrna (now Izmir ), which at that time was a predominantly Christian city. While a flotilla of twenty-seven Allied warships - including three American destroyers - looked on, the Turks indulged in an orgy of pillage, rape and slaughter; which the Western powers condoned - eager to protect their oil and trade interests in Turkey - through their silence and by their refusal to intervene. Turkish forces then set fire to the legendary city and totally destroyed it. A massive cover-up followed, by tacit agreement of the Western Allies, who had defeated Turkey and Germany during World War I. By 1923, Smyrna 's demise was all but expunged from historical memory.
The Genocide of the Eastern Christians of the city of Smyrna in 1922
RESEARCHED AND DOCUMENTED
AS NEVER BEFORE,
BY PROFESSOR M. H. DOBKIN
The outstanding study, SMYRNA 1922: The Destruction of a City, authored by Professor Marjorie Housepian Dobkin, published by Newmark Press, NY, NY, USA, in 1998, is available in bookshops as well as online at Amazon.com: Online Shopping for Electronics, Apparel, Computers, Books, DVDs & more [Click here: Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Smyrna 1922: The Destruction of a City]
SMYRNA 1922: The Destruction of a City was first published in 1971. Based on a thorough research of historical archives, it provides captivating factual documentation with vivid accounts about the destruction of the City of Smyrna , as well as the slaughter and deportation of its Christian inhabitants. Until 1922, Smyrna had been a remarkably prosperous city in Asia Minor and was rightly considered the jewel of the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea.
Professor M. H. Dobkin brings to light suppressed and very little known facts about the annihilation and deportation of the Christian citizens of Smyrna, whose roots there went far back thousands of years.
In September 1922, Mustapha Kemal, the revolutionary ruler of Turkey , led his troops into Smyrna (now Izmir ), which at that time was a predominantly Christian city. While a flotilla of twenty-seven Allied warships - including three American destroyers - looked on, the Turks indulged in an orgy of pillage, rape and slaughter; which the Western powers condoned - eager to protect their oil and trade interests in Turkey - through their silence and by their refusal to intervene. Turkish forces then set fire to the legendary city and totally destroyed it. A massive cover-up followed, by tacit agreement of the Western Allies, who had defeated Turkey and Germany during World War I. By 1923, Smyrna 's demise was all but expunged from historical memory.
The Genocide of the Eastern Christians of the city of Smyrna in 1922
Tigerfish
Gesperrt
Auch fast ein Jahrhundert nach dem Großbrand bleibt die Verantwortung dafür unter Historikern umstritten
Brand von Izmir ? Wikipedia
Sonne-2012
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In deiner Quelle steht ja drin:
Das Feuer wurde am 13. September 1922, vier Tage nach der Rückeroberung der Stadt, gelegt. Der Hergang ist strittig. Der dadurch ausgelöste Großbrand, der die christlichen und levantinischen Viertel vernichtete und die muslimischen Viertel verschonte,[3] war begleitet von Massakern an der christlichen Zivilbevölkerung.
Mit der Zerstörung der christlichen Quartiere wurden zudem noch zwischen 50.000[4] und 400.000[5] weitere kleinasiatische Christen vertrieben, die dann unter sehr harten Bedingungen an der Küste Zuflucht suchen mussten. Am 24. September begannen Schiffe der hellenischen Flotte, die Überlebenden zu retten und sie ins sichere Griechenland zu bringen.