Cross in Lesvos pulled down after coexistence group on the island claims it’s offensive to migrants

Source: Greek City Times

October 9, 2018

    

A huge cement Christian cross, which was built on the rocky shore of Apelli, under the castle of Mytilene in Lesvos, in honour of the people that have died swimming there has been pulled down as a co-existence group based on the island claimed it was offensive to migrants who are not Christian.

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10/9/2018

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