Anti-Greek sentiment
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with Turkish tourists in Mytilene
Among 92 Turkish tourists was the deputy mayor of Ayvalik
Mert Kaya: "Greeks must know someone is working for Islamized Greeks in Turkey"
His dissertation was published in Greek with the title “The Islamization of the Greeks of Asia Minor in the period 1919-1925. A study of memory”
Disney should not have canceled Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
One hundred and one years ago, Ataturk's army expelled my great-grandmother and her family from Yeronda, now known as Didim, their ancestral homeland in Anatolia. I actively campaign for the American and Canadian governments to recognize the Greek genocide. I constantly criticize Ankara's democratic back-sliding, mistreatment of minorities and aggressive foreign policy.
How Turkey’s Extremist ‘Grey Wolves’ Built a Cell in Bosnia
Cakalli is the founder of an informal Bosnian branch of a Turkish far-right group known as the Grey Wolves (Bozkurtlar), some of whose members support neo-fascist ideas. The Grey Wolves are officially called Idealist Hearths (Ulku Ocaklari) and their organisation is affiliated with the far-right Nationalist Movement Party, MHP, which is an ally of the Turkish ruling party.
Antetokounmpo: “I would give it all back to be with my Dad”
The Greek Freak said he wanted to give joy to 10 million Greeks with the national team
Destroying a minority: Turkey’s September 6-7, 1955 pogrom against the Greeks of Istanbul
By George Gilson
The Turkish pogrom against the Greeks of Istanbul which began on 6 September is one of the darkest pages in recent Turkish history and one of the deepest wounds in the collective memory of the Greek nation.
As in the case of the Armenian Genocide, the Turkish state in the ensuing decades never acknowledged the pogrom against the Greek minority. It denied it.
Ahval: Ankara University cancels World Greek Day over social media threats
Anti-Greek sentiment is pervasive among nationalists in Turkey and has been exacerbated by political and military tensions between the two neighbours
Istanbul pogrom commemorated in central venue
A group of representatives from several minority advocate groups gathered on Istanbul's ?stiklal Avenue to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Istanbul pogrom, anti-Greek riots in Sept. 6 and 7 in 1955 that left 15 people dead, many others injured and a large number of Greek homes and buildings looted.
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Istanbul pogrom: More Greek skeletons in Turkey’s closet (pics + vid)
The Istanbul pogrom, known in Greece as Septembriana, took place on September 6-7, 1955. Anti-Greek riots were orchestrated by the Tactical Mobilization Group, the Counter-Guerrilla and the National Secuρity Service.