Information about the oppression of the Greeks in Macedonia before the revolution of 1821
Abstract
The author points out and comments upon the historical facts on the emotions of the Gieeks of Macedonia, during the Turkish occupation. Those facts are found in a rare French booklet with the title «Aperçu sur les causes de la Révolution de la Grèce pour son indépendance du gouvernement des Musulmans», written by Panayiotis Psatelis Di of Medicine, a young Gieek from Siatista, and printed in Lyon in 1826 after the exodus of Messolongi. This booklet is addressed to the civilized world and explains the reasons for which the Greeks of Macedonia revolted together with their brothers of the South against their oppressors’ tyranny.
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Βακαλόπουλος Α. Ε. (1986). Information about the oppression of the Greeks in Macedonia before the revolution of 1821. Makedonika, 25(1), 17–23. https://doi.org/10.12681/makedonika.216
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