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    Posted: 05-Jun-2006 at 06:30
Originally posted by Draco Valerious

mostly old genarations knows turkish

From the 1.250.000 Hellen refugees who came after the destruction of Smyrna in Hellas,around 200.000,if i am not mistaken,were speaking Turkish.Today only a few old people still speak Turkish.The rest are explained by Digenis.
 
hear in south america,armenians speaking turkish 
 
Don't trust what you hear.
 
Most of the "Rum"s, in Anatolia knew Turkish, 1/5 ratio of speaking Turkish that you gave doesn't sound logical.
 
And they came after exchange treaty between Turkey and Greece, not after anything else.
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Gentlemen:
 
As a heads-up, let's finish this thread.  After 16 pages and 320 posts, the discussion is bogging down in minutia, and becoming pointless.
 
Make your final comments and I'll be closing this thread tonight.
 
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As my final observation, I just would like to express my gratitude to all the Bulgarians, Turks, Armenians, Kurds and Greeks for sharing their opinion and perspective on us, the Turks in Bulgaria. Smile

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Well, before the thread is closed, I'd like to say that it was a very interesting and, hopefully, constructing topic with only one disadvantage: damn too much information! With the few time I can spend in the net, I never got to read even half of all the things in here! And there were some pretty interesting argues, which I, unfortunately, missed...
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[q]Well, before the thread is closed, I'd like to say that it was a very interesting and, hopefully, constructing topic with only one disadvantage: damn too much information! With the few time I can spend in the net, I never got to read even half of all the things in here! And there were some pretty interesting argues, which I, unfortunately, missed... [/q]
I totally agree with you.

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One interesting thread will be closed... Cry
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If it's indeed to everyones' liking why does the topic need to be closed? The discussion is not breaking any rools. I think the Moderator is overdoing it.
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Most of the "Rum"s, in Anatolia knew Turkish, 1/5 ratio of speaking Turkish that you gave doesn't sound logical.
 
And they came after exchange treaty between Turkey and Greece, not after anything else.
 
It is logical,since those 200.000 were speaking only Turkish.The rest could probably speak the language,but also Hellenic.
 
Most of them came after the destruction of Smyrna in 1922,hunted by the Turkish forces.Only a  part came with exchange.
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what about create turks or muslim greeks.
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Posts: 4613 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06-Jun-2006 at 07:44
i think his talking about the muslim greeks from crete.

another thread, this is about turks in bulgaria
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OK.  Twenty-four hours have passed.  Topic closed.
 
 
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