Griechen im Russischen Reich. (1897).
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Griechen im Russischen Reich. (1897).
Von SOHONEYSAME
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That’s very interesting. I wonder what happened to the Greeks in what is now the northeastern corner of Turkey.
1897.
in total: around 200,000 (a drop from the peak of ~800,000).
regions highlighted, (from left to right).
• Odessa.
• Crimea (Sevastapol, Simferopol, Feodosia).
• Mariupol.
• Rostov-on-Don.
• Stavropol.
• Krasnodar. (Novorossiysk, Yeysk).
• Sukhumi. (Abkhazia/Georgia).
• Batumi, Georgia.
• Kars. (Western Armenia).
• Tiflis.
• Gyumri. (Eastern Armenia).
(correct me if I’m wrong on some).
Greece should invade to free its citizens.
What happened to the Russian Greeks
The Black Sea used to be a Greek lake I guess
Those hubernia borders are so interesting to look at
Nationalism is a poison, if not for French revolution many genocides wouldn’t happen, and many won’t have to leave their homes
It doesn’t include Turkic-speaking Greeks (Urums)
Greeks are portuguese people from the east: inseparable from the Sea.