Balikesir Byzantine cemetery for 30 years, appeared to be the place visited.

Balikesir Byzantine cemetery appeared to be the place visited for 30 years.

August 30 Victory Day, 30 years in the district of Balikesir Erdek visited the place where Byzantine cemetery appeared.

The region is removed from this year's Victory Day program.

Erdek Governor Ismail carefree, by speaking to the relevant committee of 10 people appointed by the Superior Council of Monuments Bursa where there are observations, known as the place of martyrdom as a result of research done, from the Byzantine period announces its exit from numerous tombs.
took place in the region recording the graves of citizens of foreign nationals and carefree

Erdekli said: " Martyrdom Garrison Command on the tomb of the retrospective analysis of the absence of , the area in question has detected that there is recorded as a martyrdom.

County Governor's Office and as commander of the garrison, known as the cemetery where the cemetery visit and brought out the program which will be held August 30 Victory Day celebrations.

http://www.habermonitor.com/en/haber/detay/sehitlikteki-scandal-emerged-30-years-later/213439/

98th Medical Battalion taking positions for combat!

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The turks paid respect to a Byzantine cemetery honoring Greeks for their August 30 Victory day...

What an OWNAGE!

How more rezilik can you get than that ?

98th Medical Battalion taking positions for combat!

"The region is removed from this year's Victory Day program. "


oh ? But why ?

No memorial service this year ?



98th Medical Battalion taking positions for combat!

I live just 20km away from that place. Local people also use that place as cemetery. Byzantines are far gone. This place is under Turkish rule since 1330



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"The region is removed from this year's Victory Day program. "


How do you explain this ?

98th Medical Battalion taking positions for combat!

Where is the ownage here? There are not Bizans cemetary anmore but Turkish ones. Pathetic Greeks now entertain themseves such a small things. It must be hard to be Greek nowadays.