''ΑΠΕΡΑΤΟ-ΑΠΕΡΑΤΟΥ-ΑΠΕΡΑΘΟΥ''.. APERATO-APERATOU(ANCIENT NAMES)-APERATHOU(LOCAL KNOWN ALSO AS APEIRANTHOS(AN EARLIER NAME)ΑΝ ANCIENT VILLAGE CORNER STONE OF AT LEAST 3.000 YEARS OF ELLENIK HISTORY RISES UP IN GLORY POSING ITS DEAD TO ALL THE WARS AND FIGHTS GIVEN FOR FAITH AND FATHERLAND.. AND ESPECIALLY WITHIN ITS OWN BOUNDARIES ΒΥ ANARMED ELDERS AND PREGNANTS AND INFANTS AND PARENTS AND PEOPLE IN THEIR VERY YOUTH.. AGAINST THE TROOPS OF ANTICHRIST AND TRAITORIOUS VENIZELOS WHO'S BUSTS STATUES PORTRAITS PICTURES PHOTOS AND EVERY NAMED SIGN AND TABLET MUST BE PUT IMMEDIATELY AWAY!!!
CONFESSION FOR ORTHODOX FAITH AND FATHERLAND Most Holy Ever-Virgin Theotokos Mary, Protectress of Clergy and Laity, General of the Greek Armed Forces, guide Saint John Vatatzes to the worldwide Orthodox Greek Kingdom—according to the prophecies of St. Methodius (†311), St. Tarasios (†806), St. Andrew (†10th century), Venerable Nilus (†1651), St. Cosmas (†1779), St. Arsenios of Cappadocia (†1924), St. John Hozevite (†1960), St. Porphyrios (†1991), Venerable Elder Paisios (†1994), Joseph of Vatopedi (†2009), Hieromonk Simon Arvanitis, Fr. John Kalaïdis (†2009), and the tomb inscription of Constantine the Great. Ancient and local names: Aperato – Aperatou (ancient) – Aperathou (local, also known as Apeiranthos, an earlier name) Aperathou, an ancient village that is a cornerstone of at least 3,000 years of Hellenic history, rises in glory, offering its dead as a sacrifice in all the wars and struggles fought for Faith and Fatherland—especially within its own boundaries, by unarme...