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A Greek man makes a video saying “Make Greece Great Again” while demanding territories from Albania🇦🇱, Italy🇮🇹, and others territories that Greece has never historically owned within its modern borders.

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‘’ The Realities of Modern Greece 🇬🇷 Modern Greece is not the direct continuation of ancient Greek civilization. It is an artificial buffer state created in the 19th century by the Great Powers (mainly Britain, Russia, and France) against the Ottoman Empire through political engineering. The blue color of the Greek flag comes from the first king, Otto, a Bavarian prince. The shade was chosen to reflect Bavarian blue. Some claim the striped design resembles the British East India Company flag. The modern Greek alphabet and language were largely “revived” in the 19th century as part of nation-building. Ancient Greek had been a dead language for centuries, and the current form (Demotiki) was shaped artificially to create national identity. Many key heroes of the 1821 Greek War of Independence, such as Markos Botsaris and Theodoros Kolokotronis, were Arvanites Orthodox Albanians. Their ethnic origin is largely Albanian, not ancient Greek. The people of modern Greece have no direct ethnic or genetic connection to the ancient Greeks. The population is a mix of Turks (especially Karamanlides from Anatolia), Albanians, Slavs, Macedonians, and other Balkan groups. Greece was established in 1830 by the Great Powers as a buffer zone against the Ottomans. Its first king was a foreigner (Bavarian Otto), and the state was built according to foreign geopolitical interests rather than organic historical continuity. Modern Greece romantically claims ancient Hellenic heritage, but in reality it is a 19th-century construction an ethnic mosaic of Albanians, Slavs, Christian Turks, and other Balkan peoples shaped by political engineering, not historical descent. Kings from Germany 🇩🇪 Flag from British East India Company 🇬🇧 Population Turk,Albanians,Makedonians and Vlach 🇹🇷🇦🇱🇲🇰 Language from Ancient Greeks(Real Greeks) Heroes from Albanians 🇦🇱 ‘’

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‘’ The Realities of Modern Greece Modern Greece is not the direct continuation of ancient Greek civilization. It is an artificial buffer state created in the 19th century by the Great Powers (mainly Britain, Russia, and France) against the Ottoman Empire through political engineering. 1. Flag and Colors The blue color of the Greek flag comes from the first king, Otto, a Bavarian prince. The shade was chosen to reflect Bavarian blue. Some claim the striped design resembles the British East India Company flag. 2. Alphabet and Language The modern Greek alphabet and language were largely “revived” in the 19th century as part of nation-building. Ancient Greek had been a dead language for centuries, and the current form (Demotiki) was shaped artificially to create national identity. 3. National Heroes Many key heroes of the 1821 Greek War of Independence, such as Markos Botsaris and Theodoros Kolokotronis, were Arvanites — Orthodox Albanians. Their ethnic origin is largely Albanian, not ancient Greek. 4. Population and Ethnic Composition The people of modern Greece have no direct ethnic or genetic connection to the ancient Greeks. The population is a mix of Turks (especially Karamanlides from Anatolia), Albanians, Slavs, Macedonians, and other Balkan groups. 5. Artificial State Formation Greece was established in 1830 by the Great Powers as a buffer zone against the Ottomans. Its first king was a foreigner (Bavarian Otto), and the state was built according to foreign geopolitical interests rather than organic historical continuity. In summary: Modern Greece romantically claims ancient Hellenic heritage, but in reality it is a 19th-century construction — an ethnic mosaic of Albanians, Slavs, Christian Turks, and other Balkan peoples shaped by political engineering, not historical descent. ‘’

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The Greek landing at Smyrna on 15 May 1919 was authorised by the Allied Supreme Council, representing Britain, France, the United States and Italy, as part of the post-war settlement following the First World War, in a region with a large and historic Greek population. Greece entered Anatolia with Allied approval, only to be abandoned by the same powers that had sanctioned its presence. In 1921, the Greek Army advanced across Anatolia, winning battle after battle and reaching within 60 kilometres of Ankara. It marked the culmination of a century of national restoration, from the Revolution of 1821 to the liberation of much of the historic Greek world. For a moment, Greece stood close to becoming the dominant power of the Aegean and the Straits. Greece was not fighting the turks alone. Soviet Russia helped build and sustain Kemal’s war machine, supplying gold, millions in financial aid, tens of thousands of rifles, hundreds of machine guns, artillery pieces, tens of millions of cartridges and vast quantities of shells. Italy, resentful that Greek expansion threatened its own ambitions in Anatolia, chose to arm Kemal rather than support its fellow Allied state. Through its occupation zone in the south-west, it channelled weapons and ammunition to Kemal’s forces, then abandoned its territorial claims and relinquished the region to the movement it had helped strengthen. France likewise helped Kemal diplomatically by breaking Allied unity, negotiating separately with Ankara and secretly supplying the turks with arms. After the Greek advance was halted at Sakarya, France strengthened Kemal’s forces further by withdrawing from Cilicia, ceding the occupied territory to the Ankara government and transferring substantial quantities of arms and military equipment. The end of the Cilician front also freed turkish troops and resources to be turned against the Greek Army. Britain had backed Greece politically in western Anatolia, but never provided the sustained military and financial aid needed to carry the campaign through. Greece was left to finance, arm and supply its own army, while its efforts to secure substantial British assistance or a major loan failed. It ultimately stood isolated against an enemy increasingly armed, financed and diplomatically strengthened by powers that had themselves authorised the Greek presence. The Greek Army was forced back only after foreign arms, money and diplomacy had decisively shifted the balance of the war. Without that foreign assistance, the fake state of Turkey would have never existed.

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