HeyJaredThemistocles Kritikakos
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Martyrdom in Greek, Armenian and Assyrian Memory (opens the original)
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This understanding of martyrdom has become one of the most powerful symbols connecting Greek, Armenian and Assyrian communities to their traumatic past. Although each experienced its own distinct history and developed different ecclesiastical and commemorative traditions, those who suffered are frequently remembered in connection with their Christian faith, identity and homeland. The language of martyrdom has also entered cultural memory, with victims of genocide often remembered and represented
The discussion around the term 'Greek Genocide' (opens the original)
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Why is the genocide of the Greeks during the late Ottoman period referred to by different names? The term “Pontian Genocide” has been the most commonly used and is associated with the experience of Greeks in Pontus. Other terms have included “Genocide of the Greeks of Asia Minor” and “Genocide of the Greeks of Eastern Thrace”. In recent years, however, debate has emerged around the terminology used to describe these events. The broader term “Greek Genocide” has gained increasing acceptance among
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