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Moscopole: The Greek city of 50,000 residents destroyed in 1769 by Albanian forces · Cyprus Report

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Moscopole: The Greek city of 50,000 residents destroyed in 1769 by Albanian forces

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Moscopole, a town in Northern Epirus, had a population of approximately 50,000 residents in 1769. The town was destroyed by Albanian groups over a three-day period in that year. Moscopole has been referred to as the "Athens of Turkish Rule" due to its cultural significance during the Ottoman era. The events leading to the town's destruction involved incursions led by local leaders, including Ali Pasha.

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Μοσχόπολη: Η ελληνική πόλη των 50.000 κατοίκων στη Βόρεια Ήπειρο που κατέστρεψαν Τουρκαλβανοί μέσα σε τρεις μέρες το 1769Proto Thema · 17 days ago

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Moscopole, a town in Northern Epirus, had a population of approximately 50,000 residents in 1769. The town was destroyed by Albanian groups over a three-day period in that year. Moscopole has been referred to as the "Athens of Turkish Rule" due to its cultural significance during the Ottoman era. The events leading to the town's destruction involved incursions led by local leaders, including Ali Pasha.

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