The attacks didn’t only target Greeks but also other minorities, including Jews and Armenians.
This summer I discovered a thriving Jewish community in one camp that was supposed to have been obliterated in another.
A special exhibition of the 4th Century CE mosaic was opened last week on Aegina Island
Before World War II, approximately 80,000 Jews lived in Greece in 31 different communities. By war’s end, only 10,000 Jews survived.