ΙΔΟΥ ΠΟΥ ΚΑΙ ΠΩΣ ΚΑΤΑΝΤΗΣΕ ΤΟ ΙΧΜΑ

Ιδου πως και που καταντησε το ΙΜΧΑ, να δημοσιευει βιβλια συμφωνα με τα οποια 25,000 παιδια το 1948 μεταφερθηκαν μετα απο πρωτοβουλια του "Ελληνικου Δημοκρατικου Στρατου" η με αυτη των συγγενων των στις γειτονικες Λαικες Δημοκρατιες, κατα το πλειστον στην Γιουγκοσλαυια !

Ουτε κουβεντα για βιαιες μετακινησεις, ουτε κιχ για απαγωγες, ουτε λεξη για καταναγκαστικες ακουσιες και αηδιαστικες καταστασεις.

Για να τολμησει κανεις να μιλησει για "μετακινησεις" Εβραιων στο Αουσβιτς !

Αλλα ιδιοι ειμαστε ?

http://www.imxa.gr/publish/lastpublish_en_index.htm

Milan Ristović, A Long Journey Home. Greek Refugee Children in Yugoslavia 1948-1960, Thessaloniki 2000, p. 138.

During the Greek civil war the towns and villages that were situated in the operational zones suffered great destruction, forced mobilisation and removal, requisition, and economic and demographic decline. The consequences were particularly dramatic for the children living at the specific areas, many of whom lost one or both their parents or were separated from them during the war. In early 1948 some 25,000 children were transferred under the initiative of the Greek Democratic Army or their own relatives to the neighbouring Popular Republics, mostly to Yugoslavia. Professor Ristović’s book is based mainly on the study of the Yugoslav archives, and examines the reasons, methods, organization, humanitarian, political, and ideological background of this unique phenomenon, in the Yugoslav Republics, as well as the refugee children’s involvement in the cold-war circumstances and the split between Stalin and Tito.