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Foti wroteon Sep 3, 2008 at 7:49 AM
Mr. Gruefski’s identityAugust 31st, 2008 The" zungle gr." revealed last week in two publications, that Vardaska’s prime minister Nikhola Gruefski's grandfather was Greek, and as a matter of fact a Greek Hero, who died for the freedom of Greece. The news is really shocking, and if we had a serious government, this news would have shocked the universe. . Normally, after such a revelation the first thing that the Greek Government should have done, is to organize immediately a blessing in memory of the heroically killed. The prime minister should personally go, and all the parliament, the leaders of all parties, and all the leaders and local factors of Macedonia, and place a wreath at the memorial stone where the name of Nikhola Grouios is written, and invite Mr. Gruefski too.Nicholas Gkrouefski’s, (the nationalist prime minister of FYROM) grant father, Nicholas Grouios, who was born in the village Ahlada of Florina (North Western Greece) was killed in 1940 on Albania's mountains fighting the Italian intruder. "Let Mr. Grouefski come here to see his grandfather's name on the heroes' monument of the village. He died for Greece and not for "Macedonia". . He was Greek and not a Slav" says in" zougla Gr." a very old man, inhabitant of Ahlada, who has been N. Grouios’ fellow student. . " Likes it or not Mr.Grouefski, we are Greeks" says a young inhabitant of the village, pointing out that the ones that declare "Macedonians" can be counted with one hand's fingers. With the end of the civil war, in 1949, N. Grouefski's grandmother with her three children (amongst them the father of Mr. Gruefski), following the communists, after their defeat, they found themselves on the grounds of today's" FYROM. . It is characteristic that even in Skopie N. Grouefski's grandmother has been receiving the OGA's pension from the Greek Government, as Ahlada's people say. "Mr. Grouefski or Grouios is welcomed to come to our village and see the place where he comes from. To see the village where his grandfather lived and died for Greece" A villager told us. I wonder if Mr. Karamanlis in his reply, that is preparing to Mr. Grouefski, should remind him that in his veins runs Greek blood. . It's about Nicholas Grouios, from the village Ahlada of Florina, who was seriously wounded on the greek-albanian war's field and died on 19/11/1940 in the Military Hospital ofFlorina, aged 29 years. . His name is written on the heroes' monument of the village Ahlada together with the other men of the village that lost their lives, during the Balkan wars of 1913, during the Minor Asia᾽s expedition and the Second World War. With the end of the civil war in 1949, N. Grouios' widow abandoned with her three young children, (amongst them N.Grouefski's father), Ahlada following the ELAS fighters to Yugoslavia's grounds. "They were roumors that the government forces will come and burn our villages because we had rebels in ELAS. Some left to Yugoslavia, we stayed. Nobody kicked us out as the Skopian propaganda says "a villager points out. Ahlada's inhabitants are vexed with what the Prime minister of" FYROM supports in his recent letter to Costa Karamanlis, about existence of "Macedonian" minority in Western Greece. "Let him come here in Ahlada to see if we are suppressed or not. We are Macedonian Greeks. We are not Slavs. He must stop talking about us" said to "zougla gr." inhabitants of the small village. The same persons also talk about the movements of certain people in the district, who try to present themselves as representatives of the "suppressed Macedonian minority" in Western Macedonia " They became rich by doing this" they say with meaning......
Topic: Vardarskan PMs Grandfather is Greek.. (Gruefski)
Displaying all 12 posts by 8 people.
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Foti wroteon Sep 3, 2008 at 7:49 AM
Mr. Gruefski’s identityAugust 31st, 2008 The" zungle gr." revealed last week in two publications, that Vardaska’s prime minister Nikhola Gruefski's grandfather was Greek, and as a matter of fact a Greek Hero, who died for the freedom of Greece. The news is really shocking, and if we had a serious government, this news would have shocked the universe. . Normally, after such a revelation the first thing that the Greek Government should have done, is to organize immediately a blessing in memory of the heroically killed. The prime minister should personally go, and all the parliament, the leaders of all parties, and all the leaders and local factors of Macedonia, and place a wreath at the memorial stone where the name of Nikhola Grouios is written, and invite Mr. Gruefski too.Nicholas Gkrouefski’s, (the nationalist prime minister of FYROM) grant father, Nicholas Grouios, who was born in the village Ahlada of Florina (North Western Greece) was killed in 1940 on Albania's mountains fighting the Italian intruder. "Let Mr. Grouefski come here to see his grandfather's name on the heroes' monument of the village. He died for Greece and not for "Macedonia". . He was Greek and not a Slav" says in" zougla Gr." a very old man, inhabitant of Ahlada, who has been N. Grouios’ fellow student. . " Likes it or not Mr.Grouefski, we are Greeks" says a young inhabitant of the village, pointing out that the ones that declare "Macedonians" can be counted with one hand's fingers. With the end of the civil war, in 1949, N. Grouefski's grandmother with her three children (amongst them the father of Mr. Gruefski), following the communists, after their defeat, they found themselves on the grounds of today's" FYROM. . It is characteristic that even in Skopie N. Grouefski's grandmother has been receiving the OGA's pension from the Greek Government, as Ahlada's people say. "Mr. Grouefski or Grouios is welcomed to come to our village and see the place where he comes from. To see the village where his grandfather lived and died for Greece" A villager told us. I wonder if Mr. Karamanlis in his reply, that is preparing to Mr. Grouefski, should remind him that in his veins runs Greek blood. . It's about Nicholas Grouios, from the village Ahlada of Florina, who was seriously wounded on the greek-albanian war's field and died on 19/11/1940 in the Military Hospital ofFlorina, aged 29 years. . His name is written on the heroes' monument of the village Ahlada together with the other men of the village that lost their lives, during the Balkan wars of 1913, during the Minor Asia᾽s expedition and the Second World War. With the end of the civil war in 1949, N. Grouios' widow abandoned with her three young children, (amongst them N.Grouefski's father), Ahlada following the ELAS fighters to Yugoslavia's grounds. "They were roumors that the government forces will come and burn our villages because we had rebels in ELAS. Some left to Yugoslavia, we stayed. Nobody kicked us out as the Skopian propaganda says "a villager points out. Ahlada's inhabitants are vexed with what the Prime minister of" FYROM supports in his recent letter to Costa Karamanlis, about existence of "Macedonian" minority in Western Greece. "Let him come here in Ahlada to see if we are suppressed or not. We are Macedonian Greeks. We are not Slavs. He must stop talking about us" said to "zougla gr." inhabitants of the small village. The same persons also talk about the movements of certain people in the district, who try to present themselves as representatives of the "suppressed Macedonian minority" in Western Macedonia " They became rich by doing this" they say with meaning......
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