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Haralambos Iordanidis' Testimony: The Sole Survivor of Death Marches · Cyprus Report

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Haralambos Iordanidis' Testimony: The Sole Survivor of Death Marches

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Charalambos Iordanidis, a survivor of the death marches, recounted his experiences, stating that he was the only one to survive among nine individuals.
His testimony, which details the genocidal persecution of the Greeks in Pontus, was recorded by his grandson Stavros Kapsalis in 2002.
Iordanidis's account highlights the historical struggle and adversity faced by the Greek population in the region.
The story serves as a reminder of the personal narratives tied to larger historical events and their enduring impact.
The published account resurfaced as part of a wider discussion on the memories and legacy of the Pontic Greek genocide.

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Η συγκλονιστική μαρτυρία του Χαράλαμπου Ιορδανίδη: Στις πορείες θανάτου από τους εννιά επέζησα μόνο εγώNaftemporiki · 5 days ago

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Charalambos Iordanidis, a survivor of the death marches, recounted his experiences, stating that he was the only one to survive among nine individuals.
His testimony, which details the genocidal persecution of the Greeks in Pontus, was recorded by his grandson Stavros Kapsalis in 2002.
Iordanidis's account highlights the historical struggle and adversity faced by the Greek population in the region.
The story serves as a reminder of the personal narratives tied to larger historical events and their enduring impact.
The published account resurfaced as part of a wider discussion on the memories and legacy of the Pontic Greek genocide.

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