ARTE-TV, a French-German public television broadcaster, journeyed to Turkey to interview and document the stories of that country’s tiny Greek
Following is a harrowing account of the American evacuation of Smyrna. The story is actually the prologue of Professor Ureneck’s
A cemetery founded in the 1860s and the final resting place to Greek Orthodox residents of Istanbul, Turkey, was vandalized
Laki Vingas, Archon of the Ecumenical Patriarchate and Former Elected Representative of Minority Foundations in Turkey, was the guest of
In light of the upcoming centennial commemoration of the September 1922 Burning of Smyrna, the Greek America Foundation has launched
The Ottoman Greeks of the United States Project (OGUS) is a multifaceted interdisciplinary research project at the University of Florida.
A historic 215,000-square foot wooden building on the island of Prinkipos (Büyükada in Turkish) off the coast of Istanbul has
Brushing off ludicrous claims by Turkey’s Foreign Minister about Greece’s handling of its Muslim minority, the Greek Foreign Ministry said
For centuries, even after the 1453 fall of Constantinople, a Greek population flourished in the city whose name eventually changed
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