Twice a Stranger is one of the most important books ever written on the painful topic of the population exchange
Many personal stories of service and sacrifice have shaped the history of the US involvement in the Asia Minor Catastrophe
May 29, 1453 is known throughout the Greek world as a black anniversary — the day the Byzantine capital city
The annihilation of the non-Turk/non-Muslim peoples from Anatolia started on April 24, 1915 with the arrest of 250 Armenian intellectuals
We published a story about a town in Turkey named Kayaköy (Levissi in Greek) that was abandoned by its inhabitants
Kentucky native Constance Sheltman left her job as a school bookkeeper in 1920 to become the director of the industrial
In the photo, above, these villagers from Asia Minor were driven into the mountains near their homes shortly after the
Back in 1924, if you went to a movie theater, you would likely see Americans standing in line with cans
Dozens of American newspapers reported on the events that were unfolding in Smyrna in 1922 as Turkish troops set fire
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