The 71st Anniversary of the 'September 6-7 Pogrom'!
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In September 1955, the large Greek community in Constantinople was the target of a violent pogrom, in which many people were killed and injured, and thousands of homes, shops, and religious buildings were destroyed.
Seventy-one years after the organized pogrom, its relationship with the EOKA struggle, the London Tripartite and Turkey's involvement in the Cyprus problem.
PİRHA - The 71st anniversary of the pogrom perpetrated by fascist groups against Istanbul Greeks, Armenians, and Jews on September 6-7, 1955. The 6-7 September events, an organized attack against an ethnic group, are one of the shameful pages of Turkish history. As a result of the attacks, thousands of Greeks were forced to emigrate from Turkey. The 6-7 September events are one of the dark and shameful pages of Turkish history. […] The post ‘6-7…
On the occasion of the 71st anniversary of the "September Revolution", Minister of National Defense Nikos Dendias referred to the events of September 6th and 7th...
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