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6 PHOTOS FROM THE KAKAVIAS PRISON BY SPYRIDON P. MOULIAS

6 PHOTOS FROM THE KAKAVIAS PRISON BY SPYRIDON P. MOULIAS

Attached are 6 commemorative photos from our member Spyridon Moulias on the occasion

of the online speech given by Mr. Evangelos Doules.

I believe that useful conclusions can be drawn from this speech by Mr. Dule, which will contribute to highlighting the Great National Issue concerning the Northern Epirus Question, since the National Greek Minority in Albania are Greek residents of Northern Epirus.

The lionizations, expansionist ambitions, evasions and unabashed lies of Edi Rama and, more generally, of the unhistorical Administrators of neighboring Albania should not frighten us.

On the contrary, we should wake up before it is too late and not forget that Northern Epirus is Greek and will remain Greek and is not Southern Albania as unfortunately stated by some propaganda publications. Because the Greekness of Northern Epirus is not in doubt, Northern Epirus stands guard of the Roman identity on the northern borders, it is the continuation of the Epirus area with similar geomorphological and anthropogeographical conditions. This Epirus part cannot be considered independent and cut off from the Epirus core. The Epirus Area is unified and indivisible, with a unified ethnological composition.

By the way, I am attaching 6 commemorative photos of me, from the period of 1963-1964, when I served as Platoon Chief Warden at the Historical Kakavia Outpost with the rank of Second Lieutenant of Infantry, after my graduation from the Infantry School and the Commando School.

The Greek Flag that we see waving at the Border Watchtower in one of the attached photos when I received the Kakavia Outpost in 1963 from the also Second Lieutenant of the Infantry, Andreas Dimou, should continue to wave at this border and historical Kakavia Outpost to remind us that Northern Epirus is and will remain Greek.

In another photo (once we enlarge it), the inscription -Long live Northern Epirus- is clearly visible in this Border Corner.

At that time, one of the national songs - marches of the Greek Armed Forces was the following, which refers to the Greekness of Northern Epirus:

I have a sister,

real doll,
They call it Northern Epirus,
I love her very much.
Real doll,
They stole her voice,
they took her prisoner
the dishonorable enemies (Albanians).
Far away in the distance,
Korça is emerging,
I see her and my treacherous heart breaks.
And now that I can hold the gun
and I belong to the glorious Greek army,
I will run one dawn,
without an order,
to hug my beautiful sister tightly.

 

Note: 

-At that time, we were faced with the Communist Dictator Enver Hoxha and the Chinese Military Overseers.

-In 1987 I became a Member of the Panhellenic Association of Northern Epirus Struggle (PASYVA), which was founded in Konitsa by the Grand Hierarch, Blessed Metropolitan of Dryinoupolis, Pogoniani and Konitsa, Sevastianos, known for his militancy in claiming the rights of Northern Epirus Hellenism. I had the good fortune from the very first moment of the founding of this Association to get to know this Grand Hierarch up close and to collaborate with him for the rights of the Northern Epirus people.

– The current image of Fylaki is completely different. It is the Customs House with the passage to Albania and other large buildings.

Fylakio Kakavias