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 Грцки поглед [re: SashetoBE] |
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SashetoBE (стар клубар) |
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| Публикувано | 02.07.18 18:08 |
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N. KOTZIAS: No, no, we aren’t changing our books. Let’s take things one by one, Mr. Papadakis! We aren’t changing our Constitution or our country’s name. They are changing the name of their country and their Constitution. In other words, if someone decides to change his name, your cousin, and he doesn’t want to be called Antonis anymore and wants to be called Nikos, do I go and get baptised and change my name to Antonis? It’s their issue. They have to change it. They are holding a referendum.
Here in Greece we have underestimated the great significance of this country’s changing its name. The only country to have changed its name during the 20th and 21st centuries is Austria, which changed its name because it lost a war and the Austro-Hungarian Empire was broken up after the First World War. Here in Greece, Mr. Papadakis, some people are acting as if this region were our enemy, as if we should go to war, take the country and dictate what it should do. That is not how it is. We made an international agreement in which we bear in mind our interests and theirs, so that we can live together in peace.
“Ако на македонизма днес помислите му бяха чисти...“
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