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Digital Archive Reveals History from Venice to Thessaloniki

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The digital archive of the Greek Institute of Byzantine Research uncovers unknown historical aspects.
The archive highlights the Venetian presence in Thessaloniki from 1423 to 1430.
During this period, Thessaloniki came under Venetian rule due to threats from the Ottomans.
The arrival of scholars and merchants in Venice marked a significant shift in the region's history.
Key figures, like Theodorus Gaza, played a vital role in connecting Byzantine culture with the Renaissance.

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The digital archive of the Greek Institute of Byzantine Research uncovers unknown historical aspects.
The archive highlights the Venetian presence in Thessaloniki from 1423 to 1430.
During this period, Thessaloniki came under Venetian rule due to threats from the Ottomans.
The arrival of scholars and merchants in Venice marked a significant shift in the region's history.
Key figures, like Theodorus Gaza, played a vital role in connecting Byzantine culture with the Renaissance.

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