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Greek genocide lecture highlights growing public interest

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  • Greek Australian historian Dr Themistocles Kritikakos spoke to more than 60 attendees at Laconian House in Brunswick on 4 October. The lecture, hosted by the Pallaconian Brotherhood of Melbourne and Victoria Leonidas, focused on his book on Armenian, Greek and Assyrian genocide recognition in Australia.
  • He examined violence and displacement affecting Greeks in Asia Minor, Pontus and Eastern Thrace.
  • Dr Kritikakos said growing interest in the history, across generations, is shaping new understanding of the past and its relevance today.
Greek genocide lecture highlights growing public interest
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