The article discusses significant anniversaries related to historical events in Greece, focusing on the lasting impact of the Treaty of Lausanne and other events, while highlighting research and insights provided by documents from the National Bank.
The article reflects on the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the 107th anniversary of May 19, the 104th anniversary of the Great Fire of Smyrna, and the 103rd anniversary of the Treaty of Lausanne, emphasizing the transformation of Greece over the years. Despite these changes, the collective memory remains vibrant, serving as a source for research and contemplation on Greece's complex historical narrative. The piece further notes a significant commemoration of 100 years since the signing of the agreement between the Greek State and the National Bank of Greece dealing with the management of properties exchanged by Muslim individuals, underscoring the ongoing relevance of these historical events in contemporary understanding.
