Genocide

  Pafra, also written as Bafra, is one of the cities of Pontus. It is located in the prefecture of Samsun next to the mouth of the river Aly and had about eight thousand inhabitants. Its inhabitants were Greeks, although they spoke Turkish and were distinguished for their lively religious and national feeling. The tobacco […]

We are happy that our representatives of Greek origin of Pontic descent in the Greek Parliament, but also the sympathizers of the Greek Pontians, dared to raise a voice of protest, thus stigmatizing the guilty indifference of the respective Greek Governments for the crime committed in the past. We are happy that the struggles for

Five hundred years of slavery of the nation under the most desperate yoke of the Turks, has no sadder page than the one left by the bloody era of the Ottoman aga. No analogy can be made for the catastrophe with the periodic massacres which from time to time applied by the Turkish governments against

It was Friday, August 11, 1917. From dawn, a darkness could still be seen in the background, which was soon growing. It was not long before we could clearly see the smoky chimneys of the Russian fleet, which in a short time reached the outskirts of the port and immediately started bombing. Romans and Turks

The Turkish-speaking Greek Pontians – When and why they spoke Turkish – In which area of Pontus did they live – Why did they come to Greece and where did they settle. With the permission of the writer and lawyer of Kilkis Mr. Theodoros Pavlidis, I publish the following texts. Where comment is judged, there