Criticism and Questions From PASOK After Mitsotakis' Statements on the Parthenon Sculptures
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"The return of all stolen relics is not ''maximalism'', it is a requirement of International Law," notes PASOK. "The government celebrates the return of 48 relics, which were the product of war looting, but avoids making a specific commitment to reclaiming all the remaining stolen treasures and manuscripts," the PASOK-Movement for Change Culture Sector - Network emphasizes in a statement, while, at the same time, it raises a series of questions …
Criticism of the government for its celebrations, as it states, for the return of relics that were stolen during World War I and were in Bulgaria, is expressed in its announcement...More...
These relics are an integral part of our national heritage, and it is our duty to ensure that they are returned to the sacred places from which they were forcibly removed.
PASOK raises questions about the content of the Greece-Bulgaria agreement and sharp criticism of the Prime Minister's references to "maximalist demands", on the occasion of the return of 48 historical relics to... PASOK on the relics from Bulgaria: "Historical justice is not limited to 48 objects" - NAVTEMPORIKI
PASOK: The demand to return all relics to the country is not maximalism szafeiropoulou Sat, 03/10/2026
The PASOK Culture Sector criticizes the government for the return of 48 relics from Bulgaria, calling for transparency in the agreement and the claim of all stolen treasures, not just limited returns.
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