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Subject: Timurhisar


Author:
Ferhat
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Date Posted: 04:20:59 08/21/11 Sun

Dear Mr.Bernd,
In Turkish Timur and Demir is the same meaning of "Iron". I do think that this caused by mis-interpretation of old-Turkish script.

I do think in same way that Demirhisar is sound better until I learned that one village near Florina and one another in Serez (Serres) named Timurhisar existing(Both in Greece now).

So actually Timurhisar is also mean something in Turkish.
Best regards.

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