-
alphabet where the
sacred texts of that
religion were written. Thus, the
Grecophone Catholics of
Chios wrote using the
Latin alphabet, but in the Gr**** language...
- Gr**** Muslims, also
known as
Grecophone Muslims, are
Muslims of Gr****
ethnic origin whose adoption of
Islam (and
often the
Turkish language and identity)...
- been
possible by
means of
satellite television and relatives. Today, the
Grecophone residents identify themselves as
Cretan Muslims, and not as
Cretan Turks...
- origins, such as the
Cantacuzino family, and both
groups were
primarily Grecophone. In 1821,
native Wallachian families were
among the many
boyars of the...
- with a
ritual which would decide how the
tournament would take place.
Grecophone satirist Lucian describes the
process in detail: A
sacred silver urn is...
-
After his graduation, he
worked as a
freelance lawyer in Manisa. He is of
Grecophone Cretan Turk
heritage with his
ancestors arriving to
Turkey as
Cretan refugees...
-
Vasil Kanchov ("Macedonia,
Ethnography and Statistics"), 255
Vallahades (
Grecophone Muslims)
lived in the
village in 1900. List of
settlements in the Grevena...
-
according to it the
nowadays Gr****
region of
Macedonia had 1,073,000 Gr****s (
Grecophones, Slavophones, Albanophones), 565,000 Muslims, 215,000
Bulgarians and...
- ποπ, and έντεχνο ροκ may be
ambiguously used to denote, respectively,
Grecophone indie pop and
alternative rock, not
necessarily having the
typical characteristics...
- community.
While having close relations and
daily interactions with the
Grecophone Byzantine Christians and the
Romaniote Jews, they
nonetheless developed...
