Deletion of Exodus of Ethnic Macedonians from Greece

Comment: The article tries to portray a political conflict as an ethnic one. The exodus (or expulsion) occured cause of the involved people's political beliefs and was not ethnically motivated. Had these slavophones had not supported the (defeated) communist side, they wouldn't have left the country. This is demostrated by the fact that slavophones remained in Greece. The Communists slavophones that remained faced persecution in the years to follow, as did all the communist Greeks in the 1950s-70s. The inclusion of this article in the disambiguation page Exodus (disambiguation)|Exodus, made by its creator http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Exodus_(disambiguation)&diff=246236205&oldid=244289069, clearly tries to present the exodus as an ethnic one, contrary to historical events and facts. The political exodus from Greece after the Greek Civil war has nothing to do with the ethnically motivated German exodus from Eastern Europe|German, Istrian exodus|Italian, 1948 Palestinian exodus|Palestinian and 1959 Tibetan exodus|Tibetan ''exodoi'', among which it is presented. A clearly |POVish and politically motivated article that needs to be deleted
Stance: delete
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