Why Do Turkey and Greece Hate Each Other 

As a Turk, I love Greek people, culture and cuisine. Being from the southwest, our cuisine and culture overlaps a lot

Greece 🇬🇷 is right 👉

As a Greek I have to say that although the animosity goes wayyy back Turkey these days is trying to undo the Lausanne treaty that sets its current boarders because the Aegean sea and Syria is full of resources that they want to exploit for themselves. Plus they threaten Greece with missile attacks these days. the people of Greece live peacefully with the Muslim minority and immigrants in our country. The political system in Greece is too coward to start a war without the nato or eu consenting anyway.

Spicy? Absolutely, though not as spicy as the Balkans can be. Like Kosovo or all of the war crimes that happened during the downfall of Yugoslavia.

The truth is that it’s not just Greece that has to deal with the troubles of the Turkish Republic, it’s also Turkeys neighbors like Syria, Armenia, Iraq, Libya, and Bulgaria.

Brothers forever🇷🇸❤️🇬🇷☦️💪

During peace we don't hate them. But in a war I would leave no one behind. Constantinople, Smyrna, Efesos, Attalia are Greek occupied cities. Turkey needs some freedom, like Iraq and Libya.

One more thing about the Paris peace agreement regarding the Dodecanese is that everyone seems to forget that TURKEY IS NOT PART OF IT. Literally, this treaty was signed between the allies (including Greece) and Italy. NOT TURKEY. Therefore Turkey as a third party does not have the legal right to call upon the treaty. The only country that can do that is Italy and they don't seem to give a fuck.

according to Lausanne treaty Turkeys can not fly over the Greek airspace and Greek Islands but Turkey every day, many times per day violates the Lausanne treaty. I am not sure if you ignore the truth or make cheap propaganda against Greece.

I love Greeks as a Turk. I hope we, as both sides learn to separate politics from people one day.

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Love this channel I find it very educational on many interesting topics of history well done Stakui and thank you for teaching us

Thanks so much for this! Great narrative and pretty unbiased! Keep it up!

During the imia crisis in 1996 the greek and turkish armies almost clashed on those two uninhabited rocks. turkish special forces landed on the east island meanwhile a greek helicopter was flying around and it mysteriously crashed and the crew of 3 men died, nobody knows still how it crashed, some say it was because of bad weather, some say it was a malfunction while others say the turks shot it down

1st time after so long, a video which is way more objective. Thanks for that

I am a Turk and we love all of people in the world.Of course we love Greek people so much.That is only politic!!! Others can not finish Turkish-Greek friendship! Best regards all of Greek friends! ❤🇹🇷🇬🇷💙

Really liked this. A super fascinating also potentially tragic piece of history