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Memorial Day for the Pontic Greek Genocide: Kemal and the massacre of 353,000 Pontic Greeks that went unpunished

The plan for the extermination of the Greeks of Pontus was organized by Mustafa Kemal and carried out by the bloodthirsty, Laz by origin, Topal Osman - the horrific crimes that were committed through massacres, looting, rapes, slave markets, and exterminations in the Labour Battalions

Deviation from the EU over the non-recognition of the Pontic Genocide, says Nikitas Kaklamanis

The Speaker of Parliament recalled that the UN, in 1948, adopted the international definition of the term “genocide,” rendering, as he said, the official Turkish state accountable and exposed

The journey of Christos Mastoras transforming into Stelios Kazantzidis unfolding the singer’s life story on the silver screen

Music, affection, familial bonds, companionship, nocturnal escapades, devoted supporters, and significant disputes intricately shape the tapestry of the renowned vocalist's existence

Ataturk’s house in Thessaloniki needs to become a Greek Genocide museum – Opinion

It's time that the Greek government takes this long overdue & brave step

Greek Church blasts Turkey over desecration of Panagia Soumela Monastery

A group held a rave party at the Monastery

A video message on the occasion of the Greek Genocide Remembrance Day by Armenians around the world (videos-photos)

Artsakhi Armenians in Stepanakert illuminated their town hall with the Greek flag

Thousands in northern Turkey continue to speak Pontic Greek

Northern Greece, Russia, Armenia, Georgia and Kazakhstan are also home to Pontic Greek-speaking communities

AKP mayor implies Istanbul mayoral candidate Imamoglu has Greek roots

Tevfik Göksu was referring to the Pontic Greeks who traditionally lived in the region of Pontus until they were ethnically cleansed by Turkey before the 1923 population exchange

Thessaloniki, a culinary paradise!

Traditional, authentic flavours from Pontus, Asia Minor, Constantinople, excite the senses