The chilling tale of a massive rescue mission to save hundreds of thousands of people from impending genocide on the
A Canadian Red Cross nurse who dedicated 11 years of her life to rescue and care for thousands of Greek
The Smyrna Catastrophe in September of 1922 was a defining period for the development of modern Greece. Tragic events marked
The catastrophe of Smyrna and the events that led to it, including the annihilation of hundreds of thousands of Pontian
I read with, great interest and emotion, your extract from the account of the evacuation from Smyrna of some of
In a scene that many participants described as the most emotional of their lives, several hundred people gathered at the
Journalist and Boston University professor Lou Ureneck has written ‘The Great Fire: One American’s Mission to Rescue Victims of the
The St. Constantine Greek Orthodox Church in the western Turkish province of İzmir has reopened following renovations. A Divine Liturgy
HarperCollins has released a major new book today on the burning of Smyrna in 1922 by Boston professor Lou Ureneck.
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