Biographies & Memoirs

Ένας πολίτης θυμάται

Author: Simos Vafeiadis

The book "A Citizen Remembers" is exactly what its title suggests. It narrates the life of Simos, a simple citizen of Constantinople, from the tender age of five when he becomes aware of the world...

The book "A Citizen Remembers" is exactly what its title suggests. It narrates the life of Simos, a simple citizen of Constantinople, from the tender age of five when he becomes aware of the world around him, to the mature age of fifty-six, when he permanently leaves the City.

Through the description of his own life, the story of over half a century of a...

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The book "A Citizen Remembers" is exactly what its title suggests. It narrates the life of Simos, a simple citizen of Constantinople, from the tender age of five when he becomes aware of the world around him, to the mature age of fifty-six, when he permanently leaves the City.

Through the description of his own life, the story of over half a century of a unique city, Constantinople, unfolds before us, a familiar yet foreign land, Turkey. The Asia Minor catastrophe, World War II, the property tax, Twenty Ages, the September events, deportations. Significant events that marked the fate of our people, seen not from the scholarly perspective of a historian, but from the viewpoint of a sensitive individual who experienced them, holding in his heart and mind those moments that left an imprint on him.

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Author
Simos Vafeiadis
Publisher
Ekdoseis Tsoukatou
Language
Greek
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
222
Type
Testimonial
Period
Antiquity-Middle Ages, Refugees, Migrants, Social Issues
Attribute
Politicians
Publication Date
1998
Dimensions
14x21 cm
ISBN-13
9789607922007

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The book "A Citizen Remembers" is exactly what its title suggests. It narrates the life of Simos, a simple citizen of Constantinople, from the tender age of five when he becomes aware of the world around him, to the mature age of fifty-six, when he permanently leaves the City.

Through the description of his own life, the story of over half a century of a unique city, Constantinople, unfolds before us, a familiar yet foreign land, Turkey. The Asia Minor catastrophe, World War II, the property tax, Twenty Ages, the September events, deportations. Significant events that marked the fate of our people, seen not from the scholarly perspective of a historian, but from the viewpoint of a sensitive individual who experienced them, holding in his heart and mind those moments that left an imprint on him.

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Author
Simos Vafeiadis
Publisher
Ekdoseis Tsoukatou
Language
Greek
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
222
Type
Testimonial
Period
Antiquity-Middle Ages, Refugees, Migrants, Social Issues
Attribute
Politicians
Publication Date
1998
Dimensions
14x21 cm
ISBN-13
9789607922007

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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