Made by: Greece91
Singer: Papazoglou
Song: Ax ellada sagapo
A video I made about our great greek heroes from ancient to modern Greece.Mixed up with greek patriotic music from Papazoglou: Ax ellada...
Made by: Greece91 Singer: Papazoglou Song: Ax ellada sagapo
A video I made about our great greek heroes from ancient to modern Greece.Mixed up with greek patriotic music from Papazoglou: Ax ellada sagapo.
I have added only a few heroes from our country in my video,if i would have added all greek heroes it would have been to big to upload on youtube.I hope that my videos are shown in Greek tv one day,that would be great.
Enjoy!
Greek heroes shown in my video: Hercules,Theseus,Jason,Perseus,Odysseus, Achilles,Leonidas,Alexander the great,Konstantin Paleologos,Theodoros Kolokotronis,Ioannis Metaxas,Eleutherios Benizelos,Solomo Solomou.
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Yes turk, like I need the fucking Russians, Chinese and Americans to tell me who I am. Republic of Macedonia was started in 1991. Macedon from Greece dates from 900BC. Long before you filthy turks step foot in Anatolia, Greek land!
do history mate.....macedonia, greek word constantinople.....greek city smyrna......greek town Ionia....greek coast turks..............asians, watch the video and admire our history, you could only wish you were greek
@istanbulTurki Yeah.... ypu mean all the ''serious countries'' ;p; lol its not any of their business. They have no idea of greek history, Especially americans,they always are against us cause we get on well with arabic populations.
I need you to explain why the Turk needs to use the Hellenic language when they renamed Konstantinopolis and used "Is tin polis" but spoken in broken hellenic by nomadic people from kazaks, mongols....
Fuck you propagandist Turk. I asked you some time ago if you want to stop so that you will not have your brothers and sisters on your consciousness. It seems that you don't care about your compatriots!
thats not true, the united nations refers to them as FYROM. so does australia, france and many other countries.....you know nothing of what macedonia is. your people came to anatolia from mongolia, you have no right to speak about ancient history.
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Republic of Macedonia was started in 1991. Macedon from Greece dates from 900BC. Long before you filthy turks step foot in Anatolia, Greek land!
constantinople.....greek city
smyrna......greek town
Ionia....greek coast
turks..............asians,
watch the video and admire our history, you could only wish you were greek
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