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Smyrna

The Japanese crew who saved the people of Smyrna | 01 Oct. 2026
Thousands of Greeks and Armenians in Smyrna were saved in August 1922, as the city burned, thanks to a Japanese captain and his crew who defied threats and braved the flames. Now, 104 years later, the story of the Japanese ship Tokei Maru continues to yield extraordinary accounts of courage and rescue. What...
Research: The Greek Teams of Istanbul and Smyrna | 11 Aug. 2026
From Hermes of Pera to Heracles of Tatavla, and from Apollon to Panionios, today’s research takes us to the first Greek sporting clubs. Their activities extended far beyond the boundaries of sport. Hephaestus, Fostir, Robert College, Aris of Büyükdere, Achilles of Tzavalia, Jason, Elpis of Chalcedon, Ast...
Remarkable Personalities: Achilleas Chatzikonstantinou | 17 Sept. 2025
The program “Remarkable Personalities” with Stavroula Karali welcomes Mr. Achilleas Chatzikonstantinou, Board Member of the Union of Smyrniots, geologist, geographer, historian, researcher and author. Together with Mr. George Poulimenos, Mr. Chatzikonstantinou has studied in depth the administrative, econ...
“Goodbye, Smyrna” | 17 May 2025
It was the spring of 1919 when Lefteris’s father promised him a bicycle. Those were the days when Greek flags filled the map and adorned the balconies. “The Greeks are here!” Time went by, and Lefteris, together with his friend Aslan, would wander along the quay, dreaming of faraway journeys and a bri...
“Goodbye, Smyrna” | 17 May 2025, 17:00
It was the spring of 1919 when Lefteris's father promised him a bicycle. Those were the days when Greek flags filled the map and adorned the balconies. “The Greeks are here!” Time went by, and Lefteris, together with his friend Aslan, would wander along the quay, dreaming of faraway journeys and a b...
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