Theodoros Kanonidis: From Sochumi to REX in 1963 and the KTHBE in 2002
The article discusses the life and contributions of Theodoros Kanonidis, a notable figure in the Pontic Greek community, highlighting his impact on theater within the Soviet Union and Greece.
The Yailali Case: The Risk of Deportation, Plevis's Response, and the Wave of Support for the Pontic Descent Activist
Yannis-Vasilis Yailali, a Turkish national of Pontic descent, faces the risk of deportation after his asylum request was rejected, prompting reactions from various organizations and officials in Greece.
Th. Plevris: Full investigation into the dismissal of the asylum application of a Turkish activist of Pontic descent
Greece's Migration Minister, Thanos Plevris, has called for a complete investigation into the rejection of an asylum application filed by a Turkish activist of Pontic descent after the case was denied by the appropriate asylum service.
"Is it in the (pastrama) that it goes?": Along with the Greek language, we honor the Pontic dialect with a 1938 anecdote
The article commemorates World Greek Language Day by showcasing an anecdote in the Pontic dialect from 1938, emphasizing the importance of both the Greek language and the cultural heritage of the Pontic dialect.
George Parcharidis: The funeral service at Hagia Sophia in Thessaloniki – The final farewell in Protochori
George Parcharidis, who inspired many as a doctor and professor, passed away, leaving a significant void for his family and the Pontic community he served for fifty years.
Small Land, Great History: The Legendary Landing and the Pontic Hero Fotis Kotanof
The article recounts the significant events of the Soviet landing at 'Small Land' on February 4, 1943, during World War II, highlighting the heroism of Greek soldier Fotis Kotanof.
George Parcharidis: The honorary president and co-founder of the Pan-Pontian Federation of Greece has passed away
The passing of George Parcharidis, a prominent cardiologist and co-founder of the Pan-Pontian Federation of Greece, has deeply saddened the Pontic Greek community and the academic world.
Free Pontus: When the Press Became the Voice of the Pontic Struggle
The newspaper 'Free Pontus' was established in 1919 in Batum as the official organ of the Pontic National Council, playing an active role in representing the political struggles and concerns of the Pontic Greek community during a challenging historical period.