Protocol of Corfu
Video-map shows how big the separatist & autonomous movements are all over Europe (VIDEO)
This map shows you just how big the separatist and autonomous movements are all over Europe and not just in Catalonia.
It has local interest too. The very first case it shows is that of Northern Epirus, the Southern part of Albania, refering apparently to the “Protocol of Corfu” signed in 1914, which provided a status of autonomy to the indigenous Greek minority.
The Albanian “velvet ethnic cleansing” of the Greeks of Northern Epirus at the OSCE
The “National Association of Northern Epirus 1914” participated for the third consecutive year at the Annual Conference of the Office of Democratic Institutions and Human Rights of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) held in Warsaw.
Greek Minority in Albania: 103 years since the signing of the Protocol of Corfu (PHOTOS)
A celebration for the 103rd anniversary of the signing of the Protocol of Corfu took place at the Monument of the “Exquisite Chief of Staff of the Epirus” Thymios Liolis, in the central square of the village of Krania, in Northern Epirus (Southe
The issue of the Northern Epirus was presented in the European Parliament
An event under the title “103 years since the Autonomy of Northern Epirus” took place on Monday March 27th in the European Parliament in Brussels. The event was organized by the Greek European MP Notis Marias and the “European Conservatives and Reformists” (Anti-federalists) and it was co-hosted by the “National Association North Epirus 1914”.
The 103rd anniversary of the proclamation of Autonomy in Northern Epirus was celebrated in Athens
On February 1914 the native Greek majority population of the areas of Argyrokastro, Delvino, Agioi Saranta, Himara, Premeti, Ersekas and Korytsa begun their armed fight as they denied to be placed under Albanian rule. These areas had been liberated the previous year by the Greek Army during the Balkan Wars after five centuries(!) of Ottoman oppression.