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Moscopole: The Greek town of 50,000 in Northern Epirus destroyed by Turco-Albanian forces in just three days in 1769

Where is Moscopole located? Who lived there? Why was it known as the "Athens of Ottoman Rule"? How many people lived there in 1769, and why was it destroyed by Albanian armed bands? The town's eventual capture by Ali Pasha

Today, 570 years ago The Fall of Constantinople changed the course of history

The Ottoman Turks breached the walls of the queen of cities

How the Greek revolution made the modern world – Analysis

The 1821 uprising against the Ottomans won staunch support from Europe’s liberals. The precedent it set for intervention still echoes in debates over Ukraine

May 19: Greeks commemorate Pontian Genocide

335,000 were killed by the Ottoman Turks

Dutch Parliament calls for the recognition of Armenian and Greek Genocides

The Dutch MPs passed a motion

Hagia Sophia: Turkic Fables vs. Historic Facts (Raymond Ibrahim)

A Turkish historian said on Al Jazeera that the Ottoman Turks purchased the Hagia Sophia from the Byzantines

Istanbul vs. Constantinople & why both are Greek cities

On the occasion of the sad anniversary of the Fall of the "City of the Cities" in May 29th 1453 to the Ottoman Turks

Greek President Sakellaropoulou’s on 100th anniversary since Thrace’s liberation from the Turks

"The people of Thrace have once again proven their sense of responsibility and fighting spirit, together with our Armed Forces"

President Sakellaropoulou: The Exodus of Missolonghi is one of the greatest legacies of the Greek people

The President said is it among the top events in Greek history in a commemorative post on social mdeia

“We made you Muslim”: AKP mayor to woman from Trabzon!

The surprised woman asked: “what do you mean by that?” - Trabzon and the wider region was historically home to Greek Orthodox Christians

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