Why do Turks and Greeks don't like each other?

[Joso]

Estonia, good answer? Countries we have best relations are the countries we have least relations, there is always a reason to hate European countries especially big ones like Germany or France. Maybe Spain is the country Turks hate less because we almost never think of them.

Ok, thanks for the answer

[Joso]

Estonia, good answer? Countries we have best relations are the countries we have least relations, there is always a reason to hate European countries especially big ones like Germany or France. Maybe Spain is the country Turks hate less because we almost never think of them.

What do Turks think about Russia?

[Marmara]

What do Turks think about Russia?

Generally on the positive side, a buffer against US imperialism and EU arrogance.

[Joso]

Bump

[Óttar]

Inb4 100 pages. Jolsonaro sure knows how to make these half-assed flame war threads.

This reminds me of my "Why do Balkanites fight when they are all the same i.e. Slavic mountain niggers" thread. Got over 110 pages easily.

The Turks were a bunch of raw-meat eating, pony-riding barbarians who didn't bathe, who through sheer brute strength destroyed one of the greatest civilizations that ever existed on Earth in 1453. When the Ottomans took over, they didn't allow Orthodox Christians to construct any new churches.

[Mens-Sarda]

I've perceived that they don't get along. Why?

Over 1000 years of hostility, Turks invading Greek lands in Anatolia, destruction of the Byzantine Empire, about 500 years of Turkish occupation in Greece, total eradication of Greek inhabitants of Anatolia, etc.etc.

[wvwvw]

Ok but i noticed that some of them seens to dislike each other, wich is the main reason for that?

For the record the Italians were more than happy to provide Kemal Ataurk with arms to ethnically cleanse the Greeks from Smyrna.
Thsnks to Italians Greeks lost Northern Epirus which had been ceded to Greece.

And nowdays they go behind Cyprus back and make deals with Turkish Cypriots, asking for heir permission to go on sovereign Cypriot waters. By contrast France did not let herself bullied by Turkey. Everyone is sorry to have given Italian firms a contract to drill gas in Cypriot waters.

Italians have always acted treacherous towards Greece. They are not our friends but our pseudo-friends.

[wvwvw]

Turks are muslim and Greeks are christian !!!!!

If you that’s the reason then you are a very very stupid Italian.

[adsız]

Western Europe, i like dis country too I asked a country in especific, my friend

Not sure this is an indicator, the top 10 countries Turkish tourist went to most in 2014:

[Yaglakar]

This reminds me of my "Why do Balkanites fight when they are all the same i.e. Slavic mountain niggers" thread. Got over 110 pages easily.

The Turks were a bunch of raw-meat eating, pony-riding barbarians who didn't bathe, who through sheer brute strength destroyed one of the greatest civilizations that ever existed on Earth in 1453. When the Ottomans took over, they didn't allow Orthodox Christians to construct any new churches.

Bring evidence for your claims otherwise you just sound like yet another buffoon uttering absurd gallimaufry of nonsense. Old Turks utilized several different alphabets. Old Turkic alphabet engraved on stone stellas was of their own making. They were excellent artisans and blacksmiths. Early political organization and state foundation was brought to Eastern Europe by Turks. Seljuks were known to be far more tolerant than the Byzantines. Principles of ethnic, religious and linguistic tolerance came to Middle East and elsewhere through Turks.

“When other Christians heard of their prosperity, they sought to move under Seljuk administration, and thus escape from Byzantine oppression. Christian authors who had described the Turks during the years of the first conquest as terrifying plunderers, subsequently began to sing the praises of the Seljuk sultans to a remarkable degree; this was a natural consequence of their just and efficient administration, as well as their compassionate protection of their Christian subjects. The great religious tolerance of the Seljuks, and the freedom enjoyed by the Christians, made the latter more loyal to the Seljuks, and increased their hatred for Byzantium.” Ann K. S. Lambton et all. 1977. The Cambridge History of Islam, Vol. 1A: The Central Islamic Lands from Pre-Islamic Times to the First World War. Cambridge University Press