Penpals - New!
Dear friends, I wanted to inform you that the Friends of Pen has just opened a whole new forum, even brand new! Delete the old address from your favorites and add this: http://amicidipenna.forumfree.net/ come and visit, people to meet new and old friends, all in one one place! So what are you waiting for? Visit us on our new forum, a lot of news waiting for you, from the graphics, completely new! Oh with just one account "forumfree", you can turn all the forums you want! Yes you read well, with a single entry you post to any forum that you want! So what are you waiting for, come and join us now! Help us to grow and improve, come and join our little family ... I promise you will not regret it!
Monday, June 15, 2009
Thursday, May 28, 2009
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May 29, 1453 - May 29, 2009. The Greeks did not forget!
Turks and Europe: The Fall of Constantinople 1453
May 29, 1453 the Turks of Mohammed II into Constantinople rampant looting and killing. The winners entered the Hagia Sofia and immediately turned into a mosque. In the West, the fall of the ancient capital of the Roman Empire led to very strong impression: the earth, and from that moment began to be called Turkey, was home of the most flourishing Christian community remains.
Turks and Europe: The Fall of Constantinople 1453
On 29 May 1453 the Ottomans spread of Mehmet II in Constantinople with ravages and massacres. The winners Entered the basilica of St. Sophia and Transformed it into a mosque. In the West, the fall of the thousand-year capital of the Eastern Roman Empire Caused a very strong impression: the land, That Moment That Was Called from Turkey, Had Been the homeland of the Most flourishing Christian communities and traces.
Turks and Europe: The Fall of Constantinople 1453
May 29, 1453 the Turks of Mohammed II into Constantinople rampant looting and killing. The winners entered the Hagia Sofia and immediately turned into a mosque. In the West, the fall of the ancient capital of the Roman Empire led to very strong impression: the earth, and from that moment began to be called Turkey, was home of the most flourishing Christian community remains.
Turks and Europe: The Fall of Constantinople 1453
On 29 May 1453 the Ottomans spread of Mehmet II in Constantinople with ravages and massacres. The winners Entered the basilica of St. Sophia and Transformed it into a mosque. In the West, the fall of the thousand-year capital of the Eastern Roman Empire Caused a very strong impression: the land, That Moment That Was Called from Turkey, Had Been the homeland of the Most flourishing Christian communities and traces.
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