The Ottomanist And Byzantinist Ioannis P. Miliopoulos (1852–1929)
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Ioannis P. Miliopoulos is an example of a prominent Ottoman Rum scholar who dedicated his life and work to both Ottoman and Byzantine studies. Born in Trebizond, he lived in Constantinople and in Athens, and witnessed the transformation of the Ottoman Empire from a multiethnic kingdom to a modern nation-state. This article pieces together aspects of his life in Ottoman Constantinople, as well as his work, which was initially characterised by an effort to help Ottoman Rums better integrate into the Ottoman Empire, but soon focused on the study of the Bithynian coast of Constantinople during Byzantine times.
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Balta, E., & Livanos, N. (2025). The Ottomanist And Byzantinist Ioannis P. Miliopoulos (1852–1929). The Historical Review/La Revue Historique, 20(1), 345–369. https://doi.org/10.12681/hr.40070
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