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Orthodox", which was later simplified to "Greek national". Furthermore the vast majority of them, were Greek-speakers (although with great dialectic variation). Who worked with whom is also irrelevant, Greek interest was varied significantly during the 19th century. During the war of independence many Greeks from the island and Phanari opposed the revolution, in the long run the majority offered support and by the 20th century everyone would sing nationalist songs. In the long run, everything that went wrong in the Greek Kingdom was paid by the Greeks of Constantinople (Phanariots included). The etaria was in fact a Phanariote society, and this doesn't mean a society from the Princes of the Danubian provinces, but a society founded and preserved by the wider community of Phanariotes. I have a source right next to me that verifies this. I've got sources for all my claims and I'm sure I could find countless more. In fact I've never run into one which would say differently. Most of your ideas are based on the other hand are based on original research, and I think that providing personal arguments as an answer to POV is not an efficient method of resolving disputes. Maybe we should let the sources talk in our stead.
97:à la navigation, pas à "classifier objectivement" les partis (je ne parle même pas des catégorisations ethniques, c'est un désastre!). Selon nos opinions politiques et nos lectures historiques, on pourrait sûrement argumenter des heures durant. Toujours est-il que je pense que beaucoup de gens seraient surpris, tout comme moi, de voir que le Parti Radical-Socialiste est "présent" (plutôt que "classé") dans la catégorie "Partis libéraux", mais pas dans la catégorie "Partis socialistes". Tu as tout à fait raison de souligner que les Radicaux représentaient, pendant l'entre-deux-guerres, la petite bourgeoisie. Un historien a parlé de "République des instituteurs": ils représentaient ainsi le corps des petits fonctionnaires. Or, si tu peux considérer qu'en tant que représentant des petits-bourgeois, ils n'avaient rien de véritablement "socialistes", je suis sûr que tu comprendra qu'en tant que petits fonctionnaires, ils étaient loin d'être "libéraux"! Enfin, je pense que la vraie raison pour les mettre dans la catégorie "Socialistes" (mais je ne les exclut pas pour autant de la catégorie "Libéraux"), c'est que sur certaines questions de fond, historiques (l'anticléricalisme essentiellement), ils se placent à gauche.
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the "magale idea" only because I wrote "reside" in stead of "resided". I think this is a bit exaggerated from your part. I initially said that the
Phanariotes are still the Greeks of Phanari as a response to you irrational claim that Phanariotes exist still as the Romanians with names such as "Palaeologus and Comnenus". This statement gave me the impression that you erroneously believed that Phanariotes was a name exclusively connected to the Greek Princes of Romania. I think your opinion on Phanariotes is a POV, which stems from the fact that they are connected to Romanian history. The fact is that all contemporary and modern sources label them ethnic Greeks, because that's what they were. Today's Romanian people who might decend from them have nothing to do with the ethnicity of the real Phanariotes. Your POV theories of "cosmopolitanism" vs "taking sides" obviously stems from there. For your information Etairia was primarily a Phanariote society whose mission statement was the "liberation of the motherland".
687:(for the record, i never made such a claim, but i like geography a lot, as seen in my user templates). So, on the Circassian matter, i know very few things as a whole. i know many things 'bout the Circassians in Turkey, former USSR and Jordan, a few about the Circassians in Greece and Israel, and nothing about those in Kosovo and Bulgaria. sorry, but i cannot help (although i still wonder if Margaritis' msg to me had actually anything to do with the Circassians...-i hardly have made any edit in related articles, thus noone has reasons to call me an expect on the matter)... --
511:. personally, im not sure that the phanariots had a national identity/feeling. after all, some of them continued to serve the sultan long after the 1821 Revolution. I also think it should be added to the page that some phanariots took part in the greek revolution and that Alexander Mavrokordatos (i think hes the grandson of the one mentioned in the site) became an influential greek politician. thats all i can contribute for now, cause as i ve told you, i dont have any books available.
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Phanariote society. Arguments of the type "Phanariotes remained in Romania and in Ottoman posts" cannot be used as an argument for their ethnicity. Neither can language. Although the vast majority was Greek-speaking, it's true that some might have been Hellenized, but then again how can you prove who's Greek and who's Hellenized? Kolokotronis and Bouboulina (principal heros of the Greek war of independence) were
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Calm down Dahn, I never said nor implied that "nationalism blinds you from the truth" or anything like that. I don't even like using such terms. Your focus on
Romanian history might have given you the wrong impression on the nature of Phanariotes. That wouldn't make you a nationalist. I only tried to
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Salut encore! Je continue en Français, tu l'écris très bien pour quelqu'un qui ne l'a pas parlé depuis des années! Je comprend tes réserves face à la désignation des
Radicaux comme faisant partie de la "Catégorie" Socialiste. Mais, à mon avis, les catégories sur Knowledge (XXG) doivent surtout aider
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Times are hard as usual Dahn: I'm just having a squabble with NikoSilver over the ethnicity of Saint Cyril. What's your opinion on this issue? Come over to my discussion page. Oops, in the meanwhile a tendentious
Graecophiliac named Aldux is for a reason vandalizing my contributions to wikipedia.
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You should both read my last post on the article's Talk page, which says that I agree that contemporary Greek presence in
Phanari is irrelevant to the subject. Dahn I think you're jumping into conclusions too quickly. You've been accusing me for wanting to point out contemporary presence and revive
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I do not know what Miskin has suggested. From what I understand he suggested that the article on
Phanariotes should also cover contemporary greek presence in Instabul. If this is the case I obviously agree with you that this kind of info has nothing to do with an article on Phanariotes. By the way,
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I have just noticed you are Romanian, so part of my explanation is superfluous (just so you don't think I'm being condescendent, and "explaining to you how we hand out names to our own" :)). I think the mention of his noble ancestry might have either turned into "the elephant in the room that we do
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I'm a Greek born in Constantinople myself and I could safely say that I've been well familiar and involved with this topic. The initial impression I had was that you and other editors were drawing conclusions on the Phanariotes via the Princes of the Danubian provinces. What I want to point out is
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pendant un moment, est l'emblème de cet aspect sans aucun doute socialiste du Parti Radical. Certes, il n'hébergea pas que des socialistes, mais il n'était pas plus formé que de "libéraux". Les critères de distinction politiques français sont, comme tu le dit, peut-être un peu subtil aux yeux d'un
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Of course I do not mind that you do not have an email account. "Romania-related pages are slowly turning into a war between various ethno-nationalisms". i agree that this is sad. "hopefully will not be getting lines crossed again" i wish you good luck, but i think this is a very difficult task to
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Sorry but your views are a POV which doesn't reflect scholarly consensus. Phanariot is synonymous to Phanariot Greek, simple as that. Byzantine=phanariotes=modern greek is not a monopoly, it is a reality, and your personal convictions are irrelevant here (so are mine). Literally
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Many thanks. I was feeling a bit weary of those articles, since my knowledge of mathematics tends towards zero, but you confirm that I have found the proper links for mathematical concepts. If I can be of any further assistance, please let me know.
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in the Ghica family category. Are you sure that he is part of the family, because it could be just a name coincidence (I don't know anything about his relation to the Ghica family)? You can answer here, I'm watching your talk page. TX
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hi again. a)regarding nations, we share the same point of view. im glad to have met you, cause there are few (balkan) ppl in wikipedia who write on balkan history from a non-nationalist point of view. so keep up the good work!
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565:'s "The Age of Revolutions" to get my point. Your erroneous conclusions stem from unfamiliarity with Greek history and ethnicity. I think this discourse is leading us nowhere. Let us have scholars decide by citing sources.
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right now im away from home and dont have access to any books/libraries- by mid-june i return to greece. if you like by that time we could collaborate a bit on the article on phanariotes or other history articles.best--
58:, montre bien que, sur certaines questions fondamentales en France (l'anticléricalisme, par exemple), une bonne partie des Radicaux du XXIe siècle se situe encore dans le camp socialiste, qui s'oppose à la droite (dont
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that the two saints lived in Salonica ( i hope that this at least is true). If any of you knows more on the issue, i d like to exchange opinions. best--
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