Sell everything you have and don't have and leave for Greece." Vangelis Evangelou, informed about the upcoming Asia Minor disaster, flees with his family to Thessaloniki, in the Upper City. Adjustment will be difficult. Next to them and other refugees. But they will manage to build their own house and acquire property. Their lives, however, will change course again. The German occupation, the Resistance and the civil war will mark the lives of the protagonists. A wonderful depiction of Thessaloniki through the life that is gone but also the life that continues to this day, with its changes and its eternal beauties.
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Author Biography
Elektra Dimitriadou was born and raised in Thessaloniki. He lived in various cities of Greece and for many years in Edessa, where he developed great social and professional activity. He worked as a radio producer at inter-municipal radio and had a regular column in a local newspaper. He worked as a freelancer in the insurance sector. She is married, has two sons and four grandchildren. In recent years he has been living permanently in Thessaloniki.
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
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| Writer | Electra Dimitriadou |
| Pages | 490 |
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| Size | 14x21cm |
| Publisher | Source Publications |
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