On September 13, 1922, the Turkish nationalist army lit four fires around the perimeter of the Armenian neighborhood in Smyrna,
The Turkish army had already begun its sack of Smyrna, and tens of thousands of Christian Greeks, Armenians, and other
Following is a harrowing account of the American evacuation of Smyrna. The story is actually the prologue of Professor Ureneck’s
“Smyrna,” the award-winning Greek film based on one of the 20th century’s greatest humanitarian disasters, will have a one-night only
“Smyrni Mou Agapimeni” (Smyrna My Beloved), the critically acclaimed film which portrays the 1922 Smyrna Catastrophe through the perspective of
The centennial of the Great Fire of Smyrna is in 2022. “Today [Monday, 11 September 1922] I saw with my
“Hello Anatolia,” the acclaimed documentary film, written and directed by Chrysovalantis Stamelos, is now available to watch online. After working
In light of the upcoming centennial commemoration of the September 1922 Burning of Smyrna, the Greek America Foundation has launched
In the ninth episode of my live-streamed show, I sat down for an interview with award-winning author Lou Ureneck for
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