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ASIA MINOR CATASTROPHE

The Asia Minor Catastrophe through the pages of a comic book | 14 Oct. 2026
Stories of military campaigns and catastrophe in remarkable places… Asia Minor engulfed in flames and devastation… A comic book offers readers a deeper understanding of the history of the Asia Minor Catastrophe. Spyros Theocharis and Chrysavgi Sakellaropoulou have created a distinctive work, pub...
Before and after 1922: A grandmother’s memories of the Asia Minor Catastrophe (Part One) | 26 Sept. 2026
The Voice of Greece program “Narratives: Stories and Fairytales for All Ages” marks the memory of the Asia Minor Catastrophe with the first of two readings from «Τζιέρι μου 1922» by author and award-winning illustrator Fotini Stefanidi, published by Kaleidoskopio.The first part follows the grandmothe...
Education among Greeks in Smyrna before the catastrophe | 23 Sept. 2026
“Remarkable Personalities” with Stavroula Karali welcomes Dr. Eleni Rapti, an archaeologist, historian, and author of the book «Σμύρνη, το καύχημα της Ιωνίας. Η εκπαίδευση των Ελλήνων», published by Herodotos Editions. Rapti discusses Smyrna’s extensive network of Greek schools, its students and...
The forgotten prisoners of war of the Asia Minor Catastrophe (Part Two) | 17 Sept. 2026
“Remarkable Personalities” continues its tribute to the Asia Minor Catastrophe of September 1922. Stavroula Karali welcomes historian and professor at the Hellenic Army Academy Nikos Kanellopoulos, co-author with Nikos Tombros of the book «Η Τραγική Ιστορία των Ελλήνων Αιχμαλώτων στη Μικρά Ασία 191...
The forgotten prisoners of war of the Asia Minor Catastrophe (Part One) | 09 Sept. 2026
Historian and Hellenic Army Academy professor Nikos Kanellopoulos joins Stavroula Karali on Voice of Greece’s “Remarkable Personalities”. Together with Nikos Tombros, he co-authored the book «Η Τραγική Ιστορία των Ελλήνων Αιχμαλώτων στη Μικρά Ασία 1919-1924», published by Minoas Publications. In t...
Petros Pizanias on the Urban Poor of interwar Greece | 15 July 2026
Professor Emeritus of History at the Ionian University Petros Pizanias, author of The Urban Poor: Survival Strategies in Interwar Greece, published by Estia Bookstore, is the guest on this episode of “Remarkable Personalities,” hosted by Stavroula Karali. The conversation explores social inequality, chi...
Antonis Klapsis on the Asia Minor Catastrophe | 16 Sept. 2025
Antonis Klapsis, Associate Professor of Modern History and International Politics, spoke on the Voice of Greece program "Our Global Voice" with Dimitris Kontogiannis about the Asia Minor Catastrophe, the event that left a deep mark on Modern Greek history. He discussed the factors that led to it and...
Tribute to the Asia Minor Catastrophe: “Cinnamon from Smyrna” | 27 Sept. 2024
The final part of the 3-part tribute of the show “Unguarded Passage,” researched, written, and presented by ERT journalist Thomas Sideris, broadcast for the first time on Voice of Greece on Friday, September 20, 2024. “Cinnamon from Smyrna”: A radio documentary based on the novel “Cinnamon from Smyrna” b...
Unguarded Passage tribute to the Asia Minor Catastrophe: “My Dearest Brother George” | 20 Sept. 2024
This is the second part of the 3-part tribute of the show “Unguarded Passage,” researched, written, and presented by ERT journalist Thomas Sideris. “My Dearest Brother George” : This radio documentary brings to light unknown written records from the period of 1919-1922, focusing particularly on even...
Antonis Klapsis about the Asia Minor Catastrophe on “Our Global Voice” | 16 Sept. 2024
Mr. Antonis Klapsis, Associate Professor of International History and Politics at the University of the Peloponnese, provided a historical overview of the events leading to the Asia Minor Catastrophe and the burning of Smyrna on September 14, 1922 (September 1 according to the old calendar). He referred...
Unguarded Passage: “The unpublished diary of Evangelos Drakopoulos” | 13 Sept. 2024
“Unguarded Passage” unveils a valuable document, the unpublished diary of Evangelos Drakopoulos. Drakopoulos records the peaceful and quiet life of the residents of Smyrna and its surroundings in his diary during the years leading up to the Asia Minor Catastrophe. These regular entries provide prec...
Mother Smyrna is burning… | 13.09.2024
A tribute of the show "Time in Greece" and Nikolas Angelidis to the Asia Minor Catastrophe. We travel back more than a century. With the help of historian Ioakeim Karepidis, vice-president of the Pontians of Argyroupolis, we unfold, frame by frame, the dramatic events that led to the destruction and...
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