A Monument to the Refugees of 1922 Was Inaugurated at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki: Historical Memory Should Not Be Limited to Books, Says the Rector
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At the center of the monument is an olive tree, with its roots symbolizing the ties with the lost homelands, and around it are 12 stone sectors with references, among others, to Pontus, Trebizond, Smyrna, Ionia and Cappadocia.
At the center of the monument, there is an olive tree, with its roots symbolizing the ties to the lost homelands. More...
An olive tree about 30 years old, stones with names from unforgettable homelands and aromatic plants make up the new Aristotle monument for the refugees of 1922, the unveiling of which took place today, next to the Observatory. The ceremony was part of the event “Honoring our roots, supporting the future”, with the Rector’s Authorities presenting the design […] AUTH: An olive tree for the refugees of 1922 – The new monument was unveiled - pontos…
A new memorial dedicated to the 1922 refugees who were uprooted from Asia Minor, Pontus and Eastern Thrace, now adorns the heart of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki campus. It is a circular memorial garden, next to the Observatory, which was designed in such a way that the visitor does not remain a simple spectator, but […] The article AUTH: “Garden of Memory” for the 1922 refugees in the heart of the Campus – See images appeared first o…
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