When did the first Pontian Genocide take place? A Lecture by Greek Australian lawyer and writer Dean Kalimniou.
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When did the first Pontian Genocide take place?
Since 1994 the 19th of May is selected as a a memorial day to the Greek-Pontian Genocide made by the Othomans-Turks. Source: Getty Images/Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto
When did the first Pontian Genocide take place? A Lecture by Greek Australian lawyer and writer Dean Kalimniou.
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