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KALOGREA,
KYRENIA DISTRICT, CYPRUS
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VILLAGE
IN CYPRUS, OCCUPIED ILLEGALLY BY THE TURKISH ARMY
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TURKISH STATE
TERRORISM AGAINST CYPRUS SINCE 1974
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THE DESTRUCTION
OF THE GREEK ORTHODOX
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST BY TURKISH SMUGGLERS,
AND THE
SALE OF GREEK RELIGIOUS MOSAIC ANTIQUITIES
IN THE BLACK MARKET.
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ANTIFONITIS CHURCH & MONASTERY-
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Photos above: Left:
Kalogrea village, Cyprus. Occupied by Turkish troops
since 1974. Right:
Antiphonitis Greek Orthodox monastery near Kalogrea
village, Cyprus. Destroyed by Turkish antiquity smugglers. 12th and 15th
century Greek frescoes were removed and sold in the black market in
England, Holland, and Germany.
Primary suspect:
Turkish antiquity smuggler Aydin Dikmen. A lot of pieces of frescoes were
found on his possession in Germany and are now under the Munich Police
custody. |
| MOSAICS AT ANTIFONITIS
GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH AFTER
THE ILLEGAL ANTIQUITY SMUGGLING BY TURKISH TERRORISTS |
MOSAICS AT ANTIPHONITIS
GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH BEFORE THE 1974 BARBARIC
TURKISH INVASION AGAINST CYPRUS |
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| Photos above:
Archangel Michael 12th century A.D. frescos on the Holy Arch of the
Antifonitis Greek Orthodox Church near occupied Kalogrea village, Kyrenia,
Cyprus. Click to enlarge. |
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| Photos above:
Left:
The destroyed Holy Arch 12th century A.D. mosaics at Turkish-occupied
Antiphonitis Greek Orthodox Church. Right:
Archangel Gabriel before the
destruction by Turkish antiquities smugglers. Click to enlarge. |
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| Photos above:
Left: The 12th
century A.D. frescoes of Future Judgment (Greek
Μέλλουσα Κρίση)
in Jesus Christ Antiphonitis Greek Orthodox Church in Kalogrea village,
Kyrenia occupied Cyprus. The frescoes are destroyed after being extracted
to be sold in the international black market of antiquities. Right:
The 12th century frescoes of Future Judgment BEFORE
being vandalized by Turkish antiquities smuggler Aydin Dikmen. |
15th century A.D. icon
of Virgin Mary sitting on her throne. Despotic icon from the iconostasis of the
Antiphonitis Greek Orthodox church in occupied Kalogrea village in Kyrenia. It
was removed from the iconostasis along with the despotic icon of Jesus Christ
sitting on his throne. It was sold in London in the black market by Turkish
smugglers and later located in Athens. It was returned back in Cyprus 14
September 1998.
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DESTROYED
INTERIOR OF THE GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH OF CHRIST ANTIFONITIS, in
Turkish-occupied village of Kalogrea, Cyprus by Turkish
terrorists. |
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Left: View of the west
side interior of now destroyed 12century A.D. Antifonitis Greek Orthodox
church. Right: The
Dome/Cupola of the Church was too high for the Turkish smugglers to reach,
therefore they began shooting Jesus Christ mosaic on the top of the
church dome with shotguns. Jesus Christ!!! What kind of barbarians are
these Turkish people? The Turkish occupation regime in Cyprus,
methodically and systematically destroys every Greek sign of Christianity
from the occupied areas of Cyprus in an effort to change the demographics
of the occupied areas of Cyprus and prolong the ILLEGAL PARTITION OF
CYPRUS. |
TURKISH
MUSLIMS HORDES ARE SELLING OUT CHRISTIAN GREEK CULTURAL TREASURES OF UNPRECEDENTED
VALUE.
The following photos show pieces of frescoes from
the Antiphonitis Greek Orthodox Church. They
were found in the possession of Turkish Antiquity smuggler or Greek religious
and archaeological treasures Aydin Dikmen. Some of them returned back to Cyprus,
while others are still in the custody of foreign police enforcement agencies.
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| Photos above:
Three separate pieces of frescos showing in detail
the Chorus of the Just, during the Revelation. These are part of the
biggest fresco scene of revelation detached from the walls of Antifonitis
Greek Orthodox church in Kalogrea, by Turkish terrorists. |
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| Photos above:
Three separate pieces of frescos showing in detail
the Chorus of the Just, during the Revelation. The photo on the left is
still under German police custody, while the other two pieces of frescos
were repatriated in 1997. These are part of the biggest fresco scene of
revelation detached from the walls of Antiphonitis Greek Orthodox church
in occupied Kalogrea Cyprus, by Turkish-Muslim terrorists. |
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| Photos above:
Left: The Holy
and Innocent Babies (The babies of Bethlehem that were slaughtered by King
Erodes. They were repatriated back in Cyprus in 1997. Right:
Virgin Mary in
Paradise still under German police custody. These are part of the
biggest fresco scene of revelation detached from the walls of Antifonitis
Greek Orthodox church in Kalogrea, by Turkish-Muslim terrorists. |
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