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Smyrna
Smyrna (Ancient Greek: Σμύρνη or Σμύρνα) was an Ancient Greek city located at a central and strategic point on the Aegean coast of Anatolia. This place is known today as İzmir, Turkey. Due to its advantageous port conditions, its ease of defence and its good inland connections, Smyrna rose to prominence. Two sites of the ancient city are today within the boundaries of Izmir. The first site, probably founded by indigenous peoples, rose to prominence during the Archaic Period as one of the principal ancient Greek settlements in western Anatolia. The second, whose foundation is associated with Alexander the Great, reached metropolitan proportions during the period of the Roman Empire. Most of the present-day remains of the ancient city date from the Roman era, the majority from after a 2nd-century AD earthquake.
In practical terms, a distinction is often made between these. Old Smyrna was the initial settlement founded around the 11th century BC, first as an Aeolian settlement, and later taken over and developed during the Archaic Period by the Ionians. Smyrna proper was the new city which residents moved to as of the 4th century BC and whose foundation was inspired by Alexander the Great.
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Smyrna (disambiguation)
Smyrna is the former name of Izmir, Turkey.
Smyrna may also refer to:
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Amazons
In Greek mythology, the Amazons (Greek: Ἀμαζόνες, Amazónes, singular Ἀμαζών, Amazōn) were a race of woman warriors. Herodotus reported that they were related to the Scythians (an Iranian people) and placed them in a region bordering Scythia in Sarmatia (modern territory of Ukraine). Other historiographers place them in Anatolia, or sometimes Libya.
Notable queens of the Amazons are Penthesilea, who participated in the Trojan War, and her sister Hippolyta, whose magical girdle, given to her by her father Ares, was the object of one of the labours of Hercules. Amazon warriors were often depicted in battle with Greek warriors in amazonomachies in classical art.
The Amazons have become associated with many historical people throughout the Roman Empire period and Late Antiquity. In Roman historiography, there are various accounts of Amazon raids in Anatolia. From the early modern period, their name has become a term for female warriors in general. Amazons were said to have founded the cities and temples of Smyrna, Sinope, Cyme, Gryne, Ephesus, Pitania, Magnesia, Clete, Pygela, Latoreria and Amastris; according to legend, the Amazons also invented the cavalry.
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Anatolia
Coordinates: 39°N 32°E / 39°N 32°E / 39; 32
Anatolia (from Greek Ἀνατολή, Anatolḗ — "east" or "(sun)rise"; in modern Turkish: Anadolu), in geography known as Asia Minor (from Greek: Μικρὰ Ἀσία Mīkrá Asía — "small Asia"; in modern Turkish: Küçük Asya), Asian Turkey, Anatolian peninsula, or Anatolian plateau, is the westernmost protrusion of Asia, which makes up the majority of the Republic of Turkey. The inhabitants of this region predominantly spoke Greek until the region was conquered first by the Seljuk Turks and later by the Ottoman Empire.
The region is bounded by the Black Sea to the north, the Mediterranean Sea to the south, and the Aegean Sea to the west. The Sea of Marmara forms a connection between the Black and Aegean Seas through the Bosphorus and Dardanelles straits and separates Anatolia from Thrace on the European mainland.
Traditionally, Anatolia is considered to extend in the east to a line between the Gulf of İskenderun and the Black Sea to what is historically known as the Armenian Highlands (Armenia Major). This region is now named and largely situated in the Eastern Anatolia region of the far north east of Turkey and converges with the Lesser Caucasus - an area that was incorporated in the Russian Empire region of Transcaucasia in the 19th century. Thus, traditionally Anatolia is the territory that comprises approximately the western two-thirds of the Asian part of Turkey. However, since the Armenian Genocide and declaration of the Turkish Republic in 1923, the Armenian Highlands had been renamed Eastern Anatolia by the Turkish government and Anatolia is often considered to be synonymous with Asian Turkey, which comprises almost the entire country, its eastern and southeastern borders are widely taken to be the Turkish borders with neighboring Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Iraq, and Syria, in clockwise direction.
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Asia Minor (instrumental)
"Asia Minor" is a 1961 instrumental recording by Jimmy Wisner (operating under the name Kokomo so as to not alienate his jazz fans). It is a rock and roll adaptation of Edvard Grieg's "Piano Concerto in A Minor", using shellac on the hammers of a cheap piano so as to induce a honky-tonk sound. He was turned down by 10 labels and had to release the track on his own label Future Records. The song became a hit, reaching No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 35 on the UK Singles Chart, despite having been banned by the BBC, which at the time refused airplay for music found to violate various standards, including pieces deemed to "[distort] melody, harmony and rhythm".
Background
Wisner had previously had two albums out as part of the Jimmy Wisner Trio, but had the idea for adapting a famous classical song into a boogie-woogie-style piano track. Even though Wisner had many connections in the music industry, no-one was willing to take a chance on it; ten rejections later, including from Felsted Records that had released his previous two albums, Wisner decided to release the record on his own label, Future Records. To avoid alienating the jazz community, Wisner used the pseudonym "Kokomo". As a result, no interviews, photographs, or performances as Kokomo, were ever given in support of "Asia Minor".
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Asia Minor (album)
Asia Minor is an album by Jamaican-born jazz trumpeter Dizzy Reece featuring performances recorded in 1962 and originally released on the New Jazz label.
Reception
The Allmusic review by Scott Yanow awarded the album 4½ stars and stated "The solos tend to be concise but quite meaningful, and, overall, this hard bop but occasionally surprising session is quite memorable".
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All compositions by Dizzy Reece except as indicated
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Smyrna | The 7 Churches of Revelation
It’s been almost 2,000 years since the apostle John was instructed by Jesus to write letters to the seven churches mentioned in the book of Revelation. These timeless letters reveal a message of God’s love through the death and resurrection of His Son Jesus, identify and provide correction for problems in the church, and offer hope and encouragement for the future. 00:00-01:50: Introduction 01:50-03:09: "To the Angel of the Church in Smyrna" (Revelation 2:8-11) 03:09-06:09: Ancient Smyrna - The City Once Dead Now Come to Life 06:09-12:53: "I Know Your Tribulations" - The Weight of Their Poverty 12:53-15:17: "I Know Your Tribulations" - The Weight of the Slander against the Church of Smyrna 15:17-19:45: "Do Not Fear Any of Those Things Which You Are about to Suffer" - The Weight of the Com...
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Polycarp of Smyrna - The Complete Story Documentary | Church Fathers
Who was Polycarp? In this video, we'll discuss the history of the Apostolic Father and his contribution to the future generations of Christianity. Excerpt: Polycarp was the Bishop of Smyrna from the early to middle second century AD. He had a good relationship with leaders and members of other churches in the region. This was common among the Apostolic Fathers, that is, those who personally had been taught by the Apostles. In about AD 98, Clement of Rome wrote an epistle to the church in Corinth on behalf of his church, and Ignatius of Antioch wrote epistles to six other churches in 107 in addition to his epistle addressed to Polycarp. These eight epistles are still extant, that is, still in existence, but there are many epistles referred to by ancient writers that have been lost. Writ...
published: 06 Feb 2023 -
Smyrna, my beloved (2021)| Trailer 2| Historical Drama| Rupert Graves| English Subtitles
Again, I am super-excited that this new Greek super production is coming out soon, and I want to spread the news. The story concerns a major event in Greek History: the ultimate destruction of the city of Smyrna and the massacre of it's Christian population (Greeks and Armenians) by the Turkish Army in1922. "I am from Smyrna, and this is my Smyrna, cosmopolitan and loud, full of joy, feasts and delights". The film tells the story of a wealthy Greek family living a carefree life in Smyrna full of balls, coctails, operas and... secret passions. All of this will come to an end by the destructive forces of war, turkish nationalism and long hidden hatred. The living paradise of Smyrna will be suddenly turned into a burning hell! --------- Original Title: Σμύρνη μου αγαπημένη IMDb rate: 7,9/...
published: 02 Dec 2021 -
1922 The Destruction of Smyrna
This is a short extract from the documentary "The Asia Minor Campaign" by SKAI TV. It features several shocking eyewitness accounts of the event such as the chronicle by George Horton who was then USA Consul at Smyrna and a live interview with Ioannes Krassopoulos who survived the holocaust. In September 1922, Mustafa Kemal led his troops into Smyrna, a predominantly Christian city, as a flotilla of 27 Allied warships looked on. The Turks soon proceeded to indulge in an orgy of pillage, rape and slaughter that the Great Powers condoned by their silence and refusal to intervene. Turkish forces then set fire to the legendary city and totally destroyed it. Smyrna had been the most ancient Greek city in Asia Minor, founded by Greek colonists in the beginning of the first millennium BC. A tot...
published: 19 Sep 2014 -
Smyrna: The Persecuted Church | The 7 Churches of Revelation | Episode 3 | Lineage
Smyrna - the second of the seven Churches of Revelation lies today in the modern day city of Izmir. The church here has experienced persecution, hardship and bloodshed over the centuries. Their experience and the lack of any rebuke or censure shows how highly regarded they were in the sight of God. Are you going through a fiery trial today? This message will motivate and uplift you. #KnowYourHistory #7Churches #LineageJourney #KnowYourMission #The7ChurchesofRevelation #Smyrna #KnowYourOrigin www.LineageJourney.com Support Lineage Journey: ➡︎ Paypal: http://bit.ly/2V4jp8r ➡︎ Patreon: http://bit.ly/lineagejourney Lineage T Shirts: http://bit.ly/2GSKP8w Follow us on: ➡︎ Youtube: http://bit.ly/2UKFGDi ➡︎ Facebook: http://bit.ly/2PARzL3 ➡︎ Instagram: http://bit.ly/2VCEje8 ➡︎ Twitter:...
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The Lord’s Word to His Church: Smyrna (Revelation 2:8–11)
For details about this sermon and for related resources, click here: https://www.gty.org/library/sermons-library/90-473 To receive John MacArthur’s monthly letter, as well as free resources by mail, click here: https://www.gty.org/home/newtogty Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gracetoyou Twitter: https://twitter.com/gracetoyou Google +: https://plus.google.com/+gracetoyou Copyright © 2015, Grace to You. All rights reserved. For details about our copyright policy, click here: https://www.gty.org/about#copyright Read our copyright policy here: https://www.gty.org/about#copyright
published: 10 Sep 2015 -
SMYRNA: THE DESTRUCTION OF A COSMOPOLITAN CITY, 1900-1922
Visit our website http://www.smyrnadocumentary.org "SMYRNA" The documentary film, "Smyrna: The Destruction of a Cosmopolitan City, 1900-1922" opened this past January in Athens at the Benaki Museum -- one of the most prominent institutions in Greece. "Smyrna" played every day for more than two months, with 3-4 screenings per day, to great acclaim from the critics and the general public. Long lines stretched in front of the Museum. The screenings were so successful that the Museum, for the first time in its history, remained open during evenings. The critics spoke about an exceptional and profoundly moving documentary. Film Director Maria Iliou and historical consultant Alexander Kitroeff, bring to life the rich story of the city that was tragically lost in 1922. Rare film footage and...
published: 01 Aug 2012 -
Why is Smyrna one of the seven churches of Revelation?
Why is Smyrna one of the seven churches of Revelation? Need more Drive Thru History content? Visit our website to subscribe and watch a full episode! https://www.drivethruhistory.com/subscribe/ Want on-demand curriculum to stream and work alongside all the Drive Thru History shows? http://drivethruhistoryadventures.com
published: 25 Feb 2019 -
"Wish I was there for a while" - Greek song about Smyrna
like today 13September the Turks enter the city of Smyrna and killed, raped, robbed the Greeks and Armenians of the city. The whole Greek and Armenian section of the city burned to the ground and only the Turkish and Jewish homes did not get hurt. This is a message to the Turks, the communist Greeks and everyone else who do not accept the reality of how much pain the Greeks and my family faced during the Genocide of the Cristian population in the Ottoman Empire. The blame should be put also to the Greeks themselves for instead being uniting and liberate their brothers in Minor Asia, they preferred to fight each other and let the Greeks of Minor Asia to their fate. Turks you didn't throw to the sea our army, you threw civilians WE WILL BE BACK AND WE WILL BE UNITED!!!
published: 12 Sep 2022 -
Smyrna before and after The Great Fire (1922)
GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS) To license this film, visit https://www.britishpathe.com/video/VLVAEX3YZPQLHR9YCHIMJEM70JIML-SMYRNA-BEFORE-AND-AFTER-THE-GREAT-FIRE Little is left of Smyrna after burning for four days in the Asia Minor Catastrophe Full Description: SLATE INFORMATION: The Bread Wagon Arrives TURKEY: Smyrna: EXT GV pan across rows of tents, wreckage in F/G. GV refugees walking down sodden path beside tents in blinding snow. SV woman holding toddler, pan over to GV group of refugee children, snow falling the while. Clinging desperately to the saved ones - note that some lack even shoes. SV woman holding onto bundle (child wrapped in blanket?). SV old couple sitting beneath makeshift tent. GV group of women holding onto bundle of cloth (for tent?) - snow pelting ...
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Smyrna | The 7 Churches of Revelation
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It’s been almost 2,000 years since the apostle John was instructed by Jesus to write letters to the seven churches mentioned in the book of Revelation. These ti...
It’s been almost 2,000 years since the apostle John was instructed by Jesus to write letters to the seven churches mentioned in the book of Revelation. These timeless letters reveal a message of God’s love through the death and resurrection of His Son Jesus, identify and provide correction for problems in the church, and offer hope and encouragement for the future.
00:00-01:50: Introduction
01:50-03:09: "To the Angel of the Church in Smyrna" (Revelation 2:8-11)
03:09-06:09: Ancient Smyrna - The City Once Dead Now Come to Life
06:09-12:53: "I Know Your Tribulations" - The Weight of Their Poverty
12:53-15:17: "I Know Your Tribulations" - The Weight of the Slander against the Church of Smyrna
15:17-19:45: "Do Not Fear Any of Those Things Which You Are about to Suffer" - The Weight of the Coming Imprisonment and Death
19:45-25:39: “To Those of You Who Overcome" - Christ's Message of Hope to the Church of Smyrna
25:39-26:01: End Credits
In this seven-part series, you’ll travel to what remains of the ancient sites of the churches in Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. Join host and president of Cornerstone University Dr. Joseph Stowell as he takes a closer look into the struggles of the New Testament churches that are just as apparent in churches today.
"The Seven Churches of Revelation" is a perfect resource to help individuals or small groups gain a new perspective on the book of Revelation. Discover how you can find courage to face challenges with the confidence of knowing that in the end, Jesus wins!
Part 1: Introduction: The Conquering King
Part 2: Ephesus - The Church That Left Its First Love
Part 3: Smyrna - The Church About To Be Tested
Part 4: Pergamum - The Church That Compromised
Part 5: Sardis - The Dead Church
Part 6: Thyatira & Philadelphia - The Promiscuous Church And The Church Before An Open Door
Part 7: Laodicea - The Lukewarm Church
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It’s been almost 2,000 years since the apostle John was instructed by Jesus to write letters to the seven churches mentioned in the book of Revelation. These timeless letters reveal a message of God’s love through the death and resurrection of His Son Jesus, identify and provide correction for problems in the church, and offer hope and encouragement for the future.
00:00-01:50: Introduction
01:50-03:09: "To the Angel of the Church in Smyrna" (Revelation 2:8-11)
03:09-06:09: Ancient Smyrna - The City Once Dead Now Come to Life
06:09-12:53: "I Know Your Tribulations" - The Weight of Their Poverty
12:53-15:17: "I Know Your Tribulations" - The Weight of the Slander against the Church of Smyrna
15:17-19:45: "Do Not Fear Any of Those Things Which You Are about to Suffer" - The Weight of the Coming Imprisonment and Death
19:45-25:39: “To Those of You Who Overcome" - Christ's Message of Hope to the Church of Smyrna
25:39-26:01: End Credits
In this seven-part series, you’ll travel to what remains of the ancient sites of the churches in Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. Join host and president of Cornerstone University Dr. Joseph Stowell as he takes a closer look into the struggles of the New Testament churches that are just as apparent in churches today.
"The Seven Churches of Revelation" is a perfect resource to help individuals or small groups gain a new perspective on the book of Revelation. Discover how you can find courage to face challenges with the confidence of knowing that in the end, Jesus wins!
Part 1: Introduction: The Conquering King
Part 2: Ephesus - The Church That Left Its First Love
Part 3: Smyrna - The Church About To Be Tested
Part 4: Pergamum - The Church That Compromised
Part 5: Sardis - The Dead Church
Part 6: Thyatira & Philadelphia - The Promiscuous Church And The Church Before An Open Door
Part 7: Laodicea - The Lukewarm Church
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Polycarp of Smyrna - The Complete Story Documentary | Church Fathers
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- Uploaded Date: 06 Feb 2023
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Who was Polycarp? In this video, we'll discuss the history of the Apostolic Father and his contribution to the future generations of Christianity.
Excerpt:
Po...
Who was Polycarp? In this video, we'll discuss the history of the Apostolic Father and his contribution to the future generations of Christianity.
Excerpt:
Polycarp was the Bishop of Smyrna from the early to middle second century AD. He had a good relationship with leaders and members of other churches in the region. This was common among the Apostolic Fathers, that is, those who personally had been taught by the Apostles.
In about AD 98, Clement of Rome wrote an epistle to the church in Corinth on behalf of his church, and Ignatius of Antioch wrote epistles to six other churches in 107 in addition to his epistle addressed to Polycarp. These eight epistles are still extant, that is, still in existence, but there are many epistles referred to by ancient writers that have been lost. Writing epistles to other churches was a common practice among the Apostolic Fathers, and they normally emphasized good behavior, church unity, and correct doctrine—especially about who Jesus Christ is.
Do you have any questions or thoughts about Polycarp of Smyrna? Let us know in the comments section below!
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06:51 - The Epistle of Polycarp to the Philippians
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Who was Polycarp? In this video, we'll discuss the history of the Apostolic Father and his contribution to the future generations of Christianity.
Excerpt:
Polycarp was the Bishop of Smyrna from the early to middle second century AD. He had a good relationship with leaders and members of other churches in the region. This was common among the Apostolic Fathers, that is, those who personally had been taught by the Apostles.
In about AD 98, Clement of Rome wrote an epistle to the church in Corinth on behalf of his church, and Ignatius of Antioch wrote epistles to six other churches in 107 in addition to his epistle addressed to Polycarp. These eight epistles are still extant, that is, still in existence, but there are many epistles referred to by ancient writers that have been lost. Writing epistles to other churches was a common practice among the Apostolic Fathers, and they normally emphasized good behavior, church unity, and correct doctrine—especially about who Jesus Christ is.
Do you have any questions or thoughts about Polycarp of Smyrna? Let us know in the comments section below!
Theology Academy is an EdTech organization dedicated to enhancing religious literacy through accessible media and outreach. Learn more about Theology Academy at: https://www.theology-academy.org
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Smyrna, my beloved (2021)| Trailer 2| Historical Drama| Rupert Graves| English Subtitles
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Again, I am super-excited that this new Greek super production is coming out soon, and I want to spread the news. The story concerns a major event in Greek Hist...
Again, I am super-excited that this new Greek super production is coming out soon, and I want to spread the news. The story concerns a major event in Greek History: the ultimate destruction of the city of Smyrna and the massacre of it's Christian population (Greeks and Armenians) by the Turkish Army in1922.
"I am from Smyrna, and this is my Smyrna, cosmopolitan and loud, full of joy, feasts and delights". The film tells the story of a wealthy Greek family living a carefree life in Smyrna full of balls, coctails, operas and... secret passions. All of this will come to an end by the destructive forces of war, turkish nationalism and long hidden hatred. The living paradise of Smyrna will be suddenly turned into a burning hell!
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Original Title: Σμύρνη μου αγαπημένη
IMDb rate: 7,9/10
Directed by Grigoris Karantinakis
Cast:
Mimi Denissi
Leonidas Kakouris
Anastasia Pantousi
Burak Hakki
Rupert Graves
Susan Hampshire
Movie Trivia:
1. Major British stars, Sherock's Rupert Graves and The Crown's Susan Hampshire appear in key roles in the movie.
2. Mimi Denissi, who stars in the film and co-writes the screenplay (with Martin Sherman) is a prominent force in the Greek theatre. She is one of the most celebrated actresses in Greek as well as the most acclaimed translator of her generation, a major producer and director, and the author of six extraordinarily popular historical dramas. The movie «Smyrna, my beloved» is based on her stage play "Smyrni moy agapimeni" (known also as "Smyrna"), attended by over 1.000.000 viewers».
3. The City of Smyrna was a multicultural and cosmopolitan center for centuries. According to the U.S. Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire at the time, Henry Morgenthau, more than half of Smyrna's population was Greek. This is the reason the Turks called it "Gavour Izmir", Izmir (Smyrna) the Infidel. Apart from Greeks, they were leaving in the city many Armenians, Jews and, of course, Turks.
In fact, the historical presence of the Greeks in Anatolia, goes back to the 12th Century AD, at the times of the Byzantine Empire, while the Turks have been there only since the second half of the 15th Century AD. That explains Anatolia's huge greek population. Sadly, most of these people where eliminated or forced to leave the land by the nationalist Goverment of Mustafa Kemal "Atatürk", the "father of all Turks".
4. When the First World War ended, the region of Smyrna was given to the Greek State, according to the Treaty of Sèvres, under the condition that the Turks would be respected. Greeks and Armenians were celebrating for days the arrival of the Greek Army. Their cries of joy would be soon be replaced by cries of help, when the Turks occupied the city once again.
The Alies (British, French and Italians) forced the Greek Army to move forward into turkish mainland. After the defeat and retreat of the Greek army in August 1922, the Turks recaptured the City on September 9, 1922.
In the immediate aftermath, the Turks set fire to the the Greek and Armenian quarters of the city, on September 13, and spread quickly due to the windy weather and the fact that no effort was made to put it out. Terryfied, thousands of Greeks and Armenians overcrowded the port, where they were slaughtered by the turkish forces. Turkish soldiers also attacked western schools and the facilities of the Orthodox Archdiocese. Greek-Orthodox Metropolitan Chrysostom was tortured, murdered and the draged around the city, according to the old Ottoman "tradition" (his lynching and mocking are visible in the film's trailer). Despite the fact that allied warships were anchored in the port, they did nothing to prevent the Catastrophe. The death toll is estimated to 100,000.
5. The Burning of Smyrna was the peak of the Greek Genocide (1918-1922) by the Turkish Goverment of Kemal Atatürk. Later, Adolf Hitler would mention Kemal as his prior inspiration for the orchistration of the Holocaust.
https://wn.com/Smyrna,_My_Beloved_(2021)|_Trailer_2|_Historical_Drama|_Rupert_Graves|_English_Subtitles
Again, I am super-excited that this new Greek super production is coming out soon, and I want to spread the news. The story concerns a major event in Greek History: the ultimate destruction of the city of Smyrna and the massacre of it's Christian population (Greeks and Armenians) by the Turkish Army in1922.
"I am from Smyrna, and this is my Smyrna, cosmopolitan and loud, full of joy, feasts and delights". The film tells the story of a wealthy Greek family living a carefree life in Smyrna full of balls, coctails, operas and... secret passions. All of this will come to an end by the destructive forces of war, turkish nationalism and long hidden hatred. The living paradise of Smyrna will be suddenly turned into a burning hell!
---------
Original Title: Σμύρνη μου αγαπημένη
IMDb rate: 7,9/10
Directed by Grigoris Karantinakis
Cast:
Mimi Denissi
Leonidas Kakouris
Anastasia Pantousi
Burak Hakki
Rupert Graves
Susan Hampshire
Movie Trivia:
1. Major British stars, Sherock's Rupert Graves and The Crown's Susan Hampshire appear in key roles in the movie.
2. Mimi Denissi, who stars in the film and co-writes the screenplay (with Martin Sherman) is a prominent force in the Greek theatre. She is one of the most celebrated actresses in Greek as well as the most acclaimed translator of her generation, a major producer and director, and the author of six extraordinarily popular historical dramas. The movie «Smyrna, my beloved» is based on her stage play "Smyrni moy agapimeni" (known also as "Smyrna"), attended by over 1.000.000 viewers».
3. The City of Smyrna was a multicultural and cosmopolitan center for centuries. According to the U.S. Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire at the time, Henry Morgenthau, more than half of Smyrna's population was Greek. This is the reason the Turks called it "Gavour Izmir", Izmir (Smyrna) the Infidel. Apart from Greeks, they were leaving in the city many Armenians, Jews and, of course, Turks.
In fact, the historical presence of the Greeks in Anatolia, goes back to the 12th Century AD, at the times of the Byzantine Empire, while the Turks have been there only since the second half of the 15th Century AD. That explains Anatolia's huge greek population. Sadly, most of these people where eliminated or forced to leave the land by the nationalist Goverment of Mustafa Kemal "Atatürk", the "father of all Turks".
4. When the First World War ended, the region of Smyrna was given to the Greek State, according to the Treaty of Sèvres, under the condition that the Turks would be respected. Greeks and Armenians were celebrating for days the arrival of the Greek Army. Their cries of joy would be soon be replaced by cries of help, when the Turks occupied the city once again.
The Alies (British, French and Italians) forced the Greek Army to move forward into turkish mainland. After the defeat and retreat of the Greek army in August 1922, the Turks recaptured the City on September 9, 1922.
In the immediate aftermath, the Turks set fire to the the Greek and Armenian quarters of the city, on September 13, and spread quickly due to the windy weather and the fact that no effort was made to put it out. Terryfied, thousands of Greeks and Armenians overcrowded the port, where they were slaughtered by the turkish forces. Turkish soldiers also attacked western schools and the facilities of the Orthodox Archdiocese. Greek-Orthodox Metropolitan Chrysostom was tortured, murdered and the draged around the city, according to the old Ottoman "tradition" (his lynching and mocking are visible in the film's trailer). Despite the fact that allied warships were anchored in the port, they did nothing to prevent the Catastrophe. The death toll is estimated to 100,000.
5. The Burning of Smyrna was the peak of the Greek Genocide (1918-1922) by the Turkish Goverment of Kemal Atatürk. Later, Adolf Hitler would mention Kemal as his prior inspiration for the orchistration of the Holocaust.
- published: 02 Dec 2021
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1922 The Destruction of Smyrna
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This is a short extract from the documentary "The Asia Minor Campaign" by SKAI TV. It features several shocking eyewitness accounts of the event such as the chr...
This is a short extract from the documentary "The Asia Minor Campaign" by SKAI TV. It features several shocking eyewitness accounts of the event such as the chronicle by George Horton who was then USA Consul at Smyrna and a live interview with Ioannes Krassopoulos who survived the holocaust.
In September 1922, Mustafa Kemal led his troops into Smyrna, a predominantly Christian city, as a flotilla of 27 Allied warships looked on. The Turks soon proceeded to indulge in an orgy of pillage, rape and slaughter that the Great Powers condoned by their silence and refusal to intervene. Turkish forces then set fire to the legendary city and totally destroyed it. Smyrna had been the most ancient Greek city in Asia Minor, founded by Greek colonists in the beginning of the first millennium BC.
A total of more than 3.5 million Greeks, Armenians and Assyrians were killed under the successive regimes of the Young Turks and Mustafa Kemal from roughly 1914 to 1923. Of this, as many as 1.5 million Greeks may have died. The following is an abridged summary of notable events in the destruction of Smyrna:
• After the collapse of the Greek Front in Anatolia and the reoccupation of Smyrna by the Turks, Metropolitan Chrysostom was abducted by a mob incited by Nureddin Pasha, was tied to a barber chair, cruelly tortured and put to death.
• Turkish soldiers cordoned off the Armenian quarter during the massacre. Armed Turks massacred Armenians and looted the Armenian quarter.
• After their systemic massacre, Turkish soldiers in smart uniforms set fire to Armenian buildings using tins of petroleum and flaming rags soaked in flammable liquids.
• To supplement the devastation, small bombs were planted by the soldiers under paving slabs around the Christian parts of the city to take down walls. One of the bombs was planted near the American Consulate and another at the American Girl's School.
• The fire started on September 13. The last Greek soldiers had evacuated Smyrna on 8 September. The Turkish Army was in full control of Smyrna since September 9. All Christians remaining in the city who evaded massacre stayed within their homes, fearing for their lives. The fire forced them into the streets.
• The fire was initiated at one edge of the Armenian quarter when a strong wind was blowing toward the Christian part of town and away from the Muslim part of town. Citizens of the Muslim quarter were not involved in the catastrophe.
• Turkish soldiers guided the fire through the Greek and European section of Smyrna by pouring flammable liquids into the streets. The soldiers that were observed doing this had started from the quay and proceeded towards the fire, thus ensuring the rapid and controlled spread of the fire. Turkish forces then instigated a massive anti-Greek pogrom.
• The victims of the massacre are estimated at 150,000. What was left of Smyrna was only its Turkish suburb.
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This is a short extract from the documentary "The Asia Minor Campaign" by SKAI TV. It features several shocking eyewitness accounts of the event such as the chronicle by George Horton who was then USA Consul at Smyrna and a live interview with Ioannes Krassopoulos who survived the holocaust.
In September 1922, Mustafa Kemal led his troops into Smyrna, a predominantly Christian city, as a flotilla of 27 Allied warships looked on. The Turks soon proceeded to indulge in an orgy of pillage, rape and slaughter that the Great Powers condoned by their silence and refusal to intervene. Turkish forces then set fire to the legendary city and totally destroyed it. Smyrna had been the most ancient Greek city in Asia Minor, founded by Greek colonists in the beginning of the first millennium BC.
A total of more than 3.5 million Greeks, Armenians and Assyrians were killed under the successive regimes of the Young Turks and Mustafa Kemal from roughly 1914 to 1923. Of this, as many as 1.5 million Greeks may have died. The following is an abridged summary of notable events in the destruction of Smyrna:
• After the collapse of the Greek Front in Anatolia and the reoccupation of Smyrna by the Turks, Metropolitan Chrysostom was abducted by a mob incited by Nureddin Pasha, was tied to a barber chair, cruelly tortured and put to death.
• Turkish soldiers cordoned off the Armenian quarter during the massacre. Armed Turks massacred Armenians and looted the Armenian quarter.
• After their systemic massacre, Turkish soldiers in smart uniforms set fire to Armenian buildings using tins of petroleum and flaming rags soaked in flammable liquids.
• To supplement the devastation, small bombs were planted by the soldiers under paving slabs around the Christian parts of the city to take down walls. One of the bombs was planted near the American Consulate and another at the American Girl's School.
• The fire started on September 13. The last Greek soldiers had evacuated Smyrna on 8 September. The Turkish Army was in full control of Smyrna since September 9. All Christians remaining in the city who evaded massacre stayed within their homes, fearing for their lives. The fire forced them into the streets.
• The fire was initiated at one edge of the Armenian quarter when a strong wind was blowing toward the Christian part of town and away from the Muslim part of town. Citizens of the Muslim quarter were not involved in the catastrophe.
• Turkish soldiers guided the fire through the Greek and European section of Smyrna by pouring flammable liquids into the streets. The soldiers that were observed doing this had started from the quay and proceeded towards the fire, thus ensuring the rapid and controlled spread of the fire. Turkish forces then instigated a massive anti-Greek pogrom.
• The victims of the massacre are estimated at 150,000. What was left of Smyrna was only its Turkish suburb.
- published: 19 Sep 2014
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4:59
Smyrna: The Persecuted Church | The 7 Churches of Revelation | Episode 3 | Lineage
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Smyrna - the second of the seven Churches of Revelation lies today in the modern day city of Izmir. The church here has experienced persecution, hardship and bl...
Smyrna - the second of the seven Churches of Revelation lies today in the modern day city of Izmir. The church here has experienced persecution, hardship and bloodshed over the centuries. Their experience and the lack of any rebuke or censure shows how highly regarded they were in the sight of God. Are you going through a fiery trial today? This message will motivate and uplift you.
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53:34
The Lord’s Word to His Church: Smyrna (Revelation 2:8–11)
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0:56
SMYRNA: THE DESTRUCTION OF A COSMOPOLITAN CITY, 1900-1922
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"SMYRNA"
The documentary film, "Smyrna: The Destruction of a Cosmopolitan City, 1900-1922" opened this pas...
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"SMYRNA"
The documentary film, "Smyrna: The Destruction of a Cosmopolitan City, 1900-1922" opened this past January in Athens at the Benaki Museum -- one of the most prominent institutions in Greece. "Smyrna" played every day for more than two months, with 3-4 screenings per day, to great acclaim from the critics and the general public. Long lines stretched in front of the Museum. The screenings were so successful that the Museum, for the first time in its history, remained open during evenings. The critics spoke about an exceptional and profoundly moving documentary.
Film Director Maria Iliou and historical consultant Alexander Kitroeff, bring to life the rich story of the city that was tragically lost in 1922.
Rare film footage and photographs of the historic Anatolian city (today's Izmir) sourced from European and US institutions and private collections are pieced together.
First, second and third generation 'Smyrniotes' of Greek, Armenian and Turkish ancestry recount family stories, while American and European historians present the big picture.
It is a documentary that brings a new perspective to Smyrna, namely the notion of a cultural-wealthy city that lives on in some ways in the large cosmopolitan cities of today.
"Smyrna" will start playing in the commercial cinemas in Greece the 13th of September 2012.
ATHENS:
-Cinema Elli
-Greek Film Archive Film Museum (Lais Cinema)
-Benaki Museum (Piraios Street)
THESSALONIKI
-Olympion Cinema
-Museum of Cinema
-Macedonian Musem of Contemporary Art
The film was produced by PROTEUS.
PROTEUS is an organization dedicated to the mission of preserving visual and audio archival materials related to Hellenic history around the world in cooperation with other cultural and educational institutions, producing films, exhibitions and publications that make these "lost memories" available to the public.
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Visit our website http://www.smyrnadocumentary.org
"SMYRNA"
The documentary film, "Smyrna: The Destruction of a Cosmopolitan City, 1900-1922" opened this past January in Athens at the Benaki Museum -- one of the most prominent institutions in Greece. "Smyrna" played every day for more than two months, with 3-4 screenings per day, to great acclaim from the critics and the general public. Long lines stretched in front of the Museum. The screenings were so successful that the Museum, for the first time in its history, remained open during evenings. The critics spoke about an exceptional and profoundly moving documentary.
Film Director Maria Iliou and historical consultant Alexander Kitroeff, bring to life the rich story of the city that was tragically lost in 1922.
Rare film footage and photographs of the historic Anatolian city (today's Izmir) sourced from European and US institutions and private collections are pieced together.
First, second and third generation 'Smyrniotes' of Greek, Armenian and Turkish ancestry recount family stories, while American and European historians present the big picture.
It is a documentary that brings a new perspective to Smyrna, namely the notion of a cultural-wealthy city that lives on in some ways in the large cosmopolitan cities of today.
"Smyrna" will start playing in the commercial cinemas in Greece the 13th of September 2012.
ATHENS:
-Cinema Elli
-Greek Film Archive Film Museum (Lais Cinema)
-Benaki Museum (Piraios Street)
THESSALONIKI
-Olympion Cinema
-Museum of Cinema
-Macedonian Musem of Contemporary Art
The film was produced by PROTEUS.
PROTEUS is an organization dedicated to the mission of preserving visual and audio archival materials related to Hellenic history around the world in cooperation with other cultural and educational institutions, producing films, exhibitions and publications that make these "lost memories" available to the public.
- published: 01 Aug 2012
- views: 35938
3:30
Why is Smyrna one of the seven churches of Revelation?
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Why is Smyrna one of the seven churches of Revelation?
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3:41
"Wish I was there for a while" - Greek song about Smyrna
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like today 13September the Turks enter the city of Smyrna and killed, raped, robbed the Greeks and Armenians of the city. The whole Greek and Armenian section o...
like today 13September the Turks enter the city of Smyrna and killed, raped, robbed the Greeks and Armenians of the city. The whole Greek and Armenian section of the city burned to the ground and only the Turkish and Jewish homes did not get hurt. This is a message to the Turks, the communist Greeks and everyone else who do not accept the reality of how much pain the Greeks and my family faced during the Genocide of the Cristian population in the Ottoman Empire.
The blame should be put also to the Greeks themselves for instead being uniting and liberate their brothers in Minor Asia, they preferred to fight each other and let the Greeks of Minor Asia to their fate.
Turks you didn't throw to the sea our army, you threw civilians
WE WILL BE BACK AND WE WILL BE UNITED!!!
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like today 13September the Turks enter the city of Smyrna and killed, raped, robbed the Greeks and Armenians of the city. The whole Greek and Armenian section of the city burned to the ground and only the Turkish and Jewish homes did not get hurt. This is a message to the Turks, the communist Greeks and everyone else who do not accept the reality of how much pain the Greeks and my family faced during the Genocide of the Cristian population in the Ottoman Empire.
The blame should be put also to the Greeks themselves for instead being uniting and liberate their brothers in Minor Asia, they preferred to fight each other and let the Greeks of Minor Asia to their fate.
Turks you didn't throw to the sea our army, you threw civilians
WE WILL BE BACK AND WE WILL BE UNITED!!!
- published: 12 Sep 2022
- views: 7568
0:57
Smyrna before and after The Great Fire (1922)
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Little is left of Smyrna after burning for four days in the Asia Minor Catastrophe
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SLATE INFORMATION: The Bread Wagon Arrives
TURKEY: Smyrna:
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GV pan across rows of tents, wreckage in F/G.
GV refugees walking down sodden path beside tents in blinding snow.
SV woman holding toddler, pan over to GV group of refugee children, snow falling the while. Clinging desperately to the saved ones - note that some lack even shoes.
SV woman holding onto bundle (child wrapped in blanket?).
SV old couple sitting beneath makeshift tent.
GV group of women holding onto bundle of cloth (for tent?) - snow pelting down.
GV men unloading supplies of bread from cart. The bread wagon arrives - their only hope of life.
GV pan along refugees in long queue for bread. A loaf of bread is a day's food for a family of ten.
SV man at table handing small boy his ration.
GV group of refugees clutching bundles of their possessions, snow pelting down.
disaster, refugee, refugees, tent city, survival, makeshift, Izmir, survivors, Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)
Background: Little is left of Smyrna after burning for four days in the Asia Minor Catastrophe
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Little is left of Smyrna after burning for four days in the Asia Minor Catastrophe
Full Description:
SLATE INFORMATION: The Bread Wagon Arrives
TURKEY: Smyrna:
EXT
GV pan across rows of tents, wreckage in F/G.
GV refugees walking down sodden path beside tents in blinding snow.
SV woman holding toddler, pan over to GV group of refugee children, snow falling the while. Clinging desperately to the saved ones - note that some lack even shoes.
SV woman holding onto bundle (child wrapped in blanket?).
SV old couple sitting beneath makeshift tent.
GV group of women holding onto bundle of cloth (for tent?) - snow pelting down.
GV men unloading supplies of bread from cart. The bread wagon arrives - their only hope of life.
GV pan along refugees in long queue for bread. A loaf of bread is a day's food for a family of ten.
SV man at table handing small boy his ration.
GV group of refugees clutching bundles of their possessions, snow pelting down.
disaster, refugee, refugees, tent city, survival, makeshift, Izmir, survivors, Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)
Background: Little is left of Smyrna after burning for four days in the Asia Minor Catastrophe
FILM ID: VLVAEX3YZPQLHR9YCHIMJEM70JIML
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- published: 15 Oct 2020
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26:02
Smyrna | The 7 Churches of Revelation
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Smyrna | The 7 Churches of Revelation
Smyrna | The 7 Churches of Revelation
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It’s been almost 2,000 years since the apostle John was instructed by Jesus to write letters to the seven churches mentioned in the book of Revelation. These timeless letters reveal a message of God’s love through the death and resurrection of His Son Jesus, identify and provide correction for problems in the church, and offer hope and encouragement for the future.
00:00-01:50: Introduction
01:50-03:09: "To the Angel of the Church in Smyrna" (Revelation 2:8-11)
03:09-06:09: Ancient Smyrna - The City Once Dead Now Come to Life
06:09-12:53: "I Know Your Tribulations" - The Weight of Their Poverty
12:53-15:17: "I Know Your Tribulations" - The Weight of the Slander against the Church of Smyrna
15:17-19:45: "Do Not Fear Any of Those Things Which You Are about to Suffer" - The Weight of the Coming Imprisonment and Death
19:45-25:39: “To Those of You Who Overcome" - Christ's Message of Hope to the Church of Smyrna
25:39-26:01: End Credits
In this seven-part series, you’ll travel to what remains of the ancient sites of the churches in Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. Join host and president of Cornerstone University Dr. Joseph Stowell as he takes a closer look into the struggles of the New Testament churches that are just as apparent in churches today.
"The Seven Churches of Revelation" is a perfect resource to help individuals or small groups gain a new perspective on the book of Revelation. Discover how you can find courage to face challenges with the confidence of knowing that in the end, Jesus wins!
Part 1: Introduction: The Conquering King
Part 2: Ephesus - The Church That Left Its First Love
Part 3: Smyrna - The Church About To Be Tested
Part 4: Pergamum - The Church That Compromised
Part 5: Sardis - The Dead Church
Part 6: Thyatira & Philadelphia - The Promiscuous Church And The Church Before An Open Door
Part 7: Laodicea - The Lukewarm Church
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Polycarp of Smyrna - The Complete Story Documentary | Church Fathers
Who was Polycarp? In this video, we'll discuss the history of the Apostolic Father and his...
published: 06 Feb 2023
Polycarp of Smyrna - The Complete Story Documentary | Church Fathers
Polycarp of Smyrna - The Complete Story Documentary | Church Fathers
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Who was Polycarp? In this video, we'll discuss the history of the Apostolic Father and his contribution to the future generations of Christianity.
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Polycarp was the Bishop of Smyrna from the early to middle second century AD. He had a good relationship with leaders and members of other churches in the region. This was common among the Apostolic Fathers, that is, those who personally had been taught by the Apostles.
In about AD 98, Clement of Rome wrote an epistle to the church in Corinth on behalf of his church, and Ignatius of Antioch wrote epistles to six other churches in 107 in addition to his epistle addressed to Polycarp. These eight epistles are still extant, that is, still in existence, but there are many epistles referred to by ancient writers that have been lost. Writing epistles to other churches was a common practice among the Apostolic Fathers, and they normally emphasized good behavior, church unity, and correct doctrine—especially about who Jesus Christ is.
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Smyrna, my beloved (2021)| Trailer 2| Historical Drama| Rupert Graves| English Subtitles
Again, I am super-excited that this new Greek super production is coming out soon, and I w...
published: 02 Dec 2021
Smyrna, my beloved (2021)| Trailer 2| Historical Drama| Rupert Graves| English Subtitles
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Again, I am super-excited that this new Greek super production is coming out soon, and I want to spread the news. The story concerns a major event in Greek History: the ultimate destruction of the city of Smyrna and the massacre of it's Christian population (Greeks and Armenians) by the Turkish Army in1922.
"I am from Smyrna, and this is my Smyrna, cosmopolitan and loud, full of joy, feasts and delights". The film tells the story of a wealthy Greek family living a carefree life in Smyrna full of balls, coctails, operas and... secret passions. All of this will come to an end by the destructive forces of war, turkish nationalism and long hidden hatred. The living paradise of Smyrna will be suddenly turned into a burning hell!
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Original Title: Σμύρνη μου αγαπημένη
IMDb rate: 7,9/10
Directed by Grigoris Karantinakis
Cast:
Mimi Denissi
Leonidas Kakouris
Anastasia Pantousi
Burak Hakki
Rupert Graves
Susan Hampshire
Movie Trivia:
1. Major British stars, Sherock's Rupert Graves and The Crown's Susan Hampshire appear in key roles in the movie.
2. Mimi Denissi, who stars in the film and co-writes the screenplay (with Martin Sherman) is a prominent force in the Greek theatre. She is one of the most celebrated actresses in Greek as well as the most acclaimed translator of her generation, a major producer and director, and the author of six extraordinarily popular historical dramas. The movie «Smyrna, my beloved» is based on her stage play "Smyrni moy agapimeni" (known also as "Smyrna"), attended by over 1.000.000 viewers».
3. The City of Smyrna was a multicultural and cosmopolitan center for centuries. According to the U.S. Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire at the time, Henry Morgenthau, more than half of Smyrna's population was Greek. This is the reason the Turks called it "Gavour Izmir", Izmir (Smyrna) the Infidel. Apart from Greeks, they were leaving in the city many Armenians, Jews and, of course, Turks.
In fact, the historical presence of the Greeks in Anatolia, goes back to the 12th Century AD, at the times of the Byzantine Empire, while the Turks have been there only since the second half of the 15th Century AD. That explains Anatolia's huge greek population. Sadly, most of these people where eliminated or forced to leave the land by the nationalist Goverment of Mustafa Kemal "Atatürk", the "father of all Turks".
4. When the First World War ended, the region of Smyrna was given to the Greek State, according to the Treaty of Sèvres, under the condition that the Turks would be respected. Greeks and Armenians were celebrating for days the arrival of the Greek Army. Their cries of joy would be soon be replaced by cries of help, when the Turks occupied the city once again.
The Alies (British, French and Italians) forced the Greek Army to move forward into turkish mainland. After the defeat and retreat of the Greek army in August 1922, the Turks recaptured the City on September 9, 1922.
In the immediate aftermath, the Turks set fire to the the Greek and Armenian quarters of the city, on September 13, and spread quickly due to the windy weather and the fact that no effort was made to put it out. Terryfied, thousands of Greeks and Armenians overcrowded the port, where they were slaughtered by the turkish forces. Turkish soldiers also attacked western schools and the facilities of the Orthodox Archdiocese. Greek-Orthodox Metropolitan Chrysostom was tortured, murdered and the draged around the city, according to the old Ottoman "tradition" (his lynching and mocking are visible in the film's trailer). Despite the fact that allied warships were anchored in the port, they did nothing to prevent the Catastrophe. The death toll is estimated to 100,000.
5. The Burning of Smyrna was the peak of the Greek Genocide (1918-1922) by the Turkish Goverment of Kemal Atatürk. Later, Adolf Hitler would mention Kemal as his prior inspiration for the orchistration of the Holocaust.
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1922 The Destruction of Smyrna
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1922 The Destruction of Smyrna
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This is a short extract from the documentary "The Asia Minor Campaign" by SKAI TV. It features several shocking eyewitness accounts of the event such as the chronicle by George Horton who was then USA Consul at Smyrna and a live interview with Ioannes Krassopoulos who survived the holocaust.
In September 1922, Mustafa Kemal led his troops into Smyrna, a predominantly Christian city, as a flotilla of 27 Allied warships looked on. The Turks soon proceeded to indulge in an orgy of pillage, rape and slaughter that the Great Powers condoned by their silence and refusal to intervene. Turkish forces then set fire to the legendary city and totally destroyed it. Smyrna had been the most ancient Greek city in Asia Minor, founded by Greek colonists in the beginning of the first millennium BC.
A total of more than 3.5 million Greeks, Armenians and Assyrians were killed under the successive regimes of the Young Turks and Mustafa Kemal from roughly 1914 to 1923. Of this, as many as 1.5 million Greeks may have died. The following is an abridged summary of notable events in the destruction of Smyrna:
• After the collapse of the Greek Front in Anatolia and the reoccupation of Smyrna by the Turks, Metropolitan Chrysostom was abducted by a mob incited by Nureddin Pasha, was tied to a barber chair, cruelly tortured and put to death.
• Turkish soldiers cordoned off the Armenian quarter during the massacre. Armed Turks massacred Armenians and looted the Armenian quarter.
• After their systemic massacre, Turkish soldiers in smart uniforms set fire to Armenian buildings using tins of petroleum and flaming rags soaked in flammable liquids.
• To supplement the devastation, small bombs were planted by the soldiers under paving slabs around the Christian parts of the city to take down walls. One of the bombs was planted near the American Consulate and another at the American Girl's School.
• The fire started on September 13. The last Greek soldiers had evacuated Smyrna on 8 September. The Turkish Army was in full control of Smyrna since September 9. All Christians remaining in the city who evaded massacre stayed within their homes, fearing for their lives. The fire forced them into the streets.
• The fire was initiated at one edge of the Armenian quarter when a strong wind was blowing toward the Christian part of town and away from the Muslim part of town. Citizens of the Muslim quarter were not involved in the catastrophe.
• Turkish soldiers guided the fire through the Greek and European section of Smyrna by pouring flammable liquids into the streets. The soldiers that were observed doing this had started from the quay and proceeded towards the fire, thus ensuring the rapid and controlled spread of the fire. Turkish forces then instigated a massive anti-Greek pogrom.
• The victims of the massacre are estimated at 150,000. What was left of Smyrna was only its Turkish suburb.
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Smyrna: The Persecuted Church | The 7 Churches of Revelation | Episode 3 | Lineage
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Smyrna - the second of the seven Churches of Revelation lies today in the modern day city of Izmir. The church here has experienced persecution, hardship and bloodshed over the centuries. Their experience and the lack of any rebuke or censure shows how highly regarded they were in the sight of God. Are you going through a fiery trial today? This message will motivate and uplift you.
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The Lord’s Word to His Church: Smyrna (Revelation 2:8–11)
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SMYRNA: THE DESTRUCTION OF A COSMOPOLITAN CITY, 1900-1922
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SMYRNA: THE DESTRUCTION OF A COSMOPOLITAN CITY, 1900-1922
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"SMYRNA"
The documentary film, "Smyrna: The Destruction of a Cosmopolitan City, 1900-1922" opened this past January in Athens at the Benaki Museum -- one of the most prominent institutions in Greece. "Smyrna" played every day for more than two months, with 3-4 screenings per day, to great acclaim from the critics and the general public. Long lines stretched in front of the Museum. The screenings were so successful that the Museum, for the first time in its history, remained open during evenings. The critics spoke about an exceptional and profoundly moving documentary.
Film Director Maria Iliou and historical consultant Alexander Kitroeff, bring to life the rich story of the city that was tragically lost in 1922.
Rare film footage and photographs of the historic Anatolian city (today's Izmir) sourced from European and US institutions and private collections are pieced together.
First, second and third generation 'Smyrniotes' of Greek, Armenian and Turkish ancestry recount family stories, while American and European historians present the big picture.
It is a documentary that brings a new perspective to Smyrna, namely the notion of a cultural-wealthy city that lives on in some ways in the large cosmopolitan cities of today.
"Smyrna" will start playing in the commercial cinemas in Greece the 13th of September 2012.
ATHENS:
-Cinema Elli
-Greek Film Archive Film Museum (Lais Cinema)
-Benaki Museum (Piraios Street)
THESSALONIKI
-Olympion Cinema
-Museum of Cinema
-Macedonian Musem of Contemporary Art
The film was produced by PROTEUS.
PROTEUS is an organization dedicated to the mission of preserving visual and audio archival materials related to Hellenic history around the world in cooperation with other cultural and educational institutions, producing films, exhibitions and publications that make these "lost memories" available to the public.
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Why is Smyrna one of the seven churches of Revelation?
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"Wish I was there for a while" - Greek song about Smyrna
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"Wish I was there for a while" - Greek song about Smyrna
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like today 13September the Turks enter the city of Smyrna and killed, raped, robbed the Greeks and Armenians of the city. The whole Greek and Armenian section of the city burned to the ground and only the Turkish and Jewish homes did not get hurt. This is a message to the Turks, the communist Greeks and everyone else who do not accept the reality of how much pain the Greeks and my family faced during the Genocide of the Cristian population in the Ottoman Empire.
The blame should be put also to the Greeks themselves for instead being uniting and liberate their brothers in Minor Asia, they preferred to fight each other and let the Greeks of Minor Asia to their fate.
Turks you didn't throw to the sea our army, you threw civilians
WE WILL BE BACK AND WE WILL BE UNITED!!!
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Smyrna before and after The Great Fire (1922)
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Little is left of Smyrna after burning for four days in the Asia Minor Catastrophe
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GV pan across rows of tents, wreckage in F/G.
GV refugees walking down sodden path beside tents in blinding snow.
SV woman holding toddler, pan over to GV group of refugee children, snow falling the while. Clinging desperately to the saved ones - note that some lack even shoes.
SV woman holding onto bundle (child wrapped in blanket?).
SV old couple sitting beneath makeshift tent.
GV group of women holding onto bundle of cloth (for tent?) - snow pelting down.
GV men unloading supplies of bread from cart. The bread wagon arrives - their only hope of life.
GV pan along refugees in long queue for bread. A loaf of bread is a day's food for a family of ten.
SV man at table handing small boy his ration.
GV group of refugees clutching bundles of their possessions, snow pelting down.
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Smyrna
Smyrna (Ancient Greek: Σμύρνη or Σμύρνα) was an Ancient Greek city located at a central and strategic point on the Aegean coast of Anatolia. This place is known today as İzmir, Turkey. Due to its advantageous port conditions, its ease of defence and its good inland connections, Smyrna rose to prominence. Two sites of the ancient city are today within the boundaries of Izmir. The first site, probably founded by indigenous peoples, rose to prominence during the Archaic Period as one of the principal ancient Greek settlements in western Anatolia. The second, whose foundation is associated with Alexander the Great, reached metropolitan proportions during the period of the Roman Empire. Most of the present-day remains of the ancient city date from the Roman era, the majority from after a 2nd-century AD earthquake.
In practical terms, a distinction is often made between these. Old Smyrna was the initial settlement founded around the 11th century BC, first as an Aeolian settlement, and later taken over and developed during the Archaic Period by the Ionians. Smyrna proper was the new city which residents moved to as of the 4th century BC and whose foundation was inspired by Alexander the Great.
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