"May I stir up some interest in foreign bankers?
Tuesday, July 4, 2006
Eceabat is a town on the edge of the Gallipoli Peninsula. It is the last stop before boarding a ferry and crossing into Çanakkale and beyond.
Historically known as Mydos, Eceabat (according to my calculations as I read in Herodotus) is the spot where I believe Alexander the Great crossed the Dardanelles and proceeded down the Aegean to reclaim the towns and cities from Persian domination (even though he was a Macedonian and in spite of the fact that the Greeks did not appoint Aristotle and refused him a position at Plato's university because he was a not a Greek but a Macedonian. Figure that out if you will!). "
More:May I stir up some interest in foreign bankers? - Turkish Daily News Jul 04, 2006
