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My grandmother’s lost homeland
This photograph shows my great grandmother, her name was Athina Kitsaki, and my great grandfather Konstantinos Kontoudakis, and their two children. It was taken in 1923 in Crete, right after they arrived in Greece. At the time of the exchange, my great grandmother was 24 and my great grandfather was 41 years old.
My grandmothers both come from the prosperous area of Smyrna just off the Turkish c…
Contributors
- Georgia Angelaki
Subject
- Forced migration
- Population exchange between Greece and Turkey
- …
- Refugees
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- Turkey
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- Greece
- Legal decisions
- Human migration
- Greece
Contributors
- Georgia Angelaki
Subject
- Forced migration
- Population exchange between Greece and Turkey
- …
- Refugees
- http://contribute.europeana.eu/contributions/c91daea0-0905-0136-93e1-4ecfc1fca471#agent-c91ec1f0-0905-0136-93e1-4ecfc1fca471
- Turkey
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- Greece
- Legal decisions
- Human migration
- Greece
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- http://contribute.europeana.eu/contributions/c91daea0-0905-0136-93e1-4ecfc1fca471
Language
- en
- eng
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- Europe
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First time published on Europeana
- 2019-07-25T07:44:13.629Z
Last time updated from providing institution
- 2021-11-03T11:15:17.292Z