Demographic process of Florina (1906-1928)
Abstract
This article aims to present a point of view concerning Fiorina in the first half of the 20th century.
At first the description of the greek-orthodox community of Fiorina (1905), made by the Metropolitan Bishop, named «Anthimos», is used as o source.
In this manuscript the Metropolitan Bishop registers the demographic and professional structure of the neighbourhouds of Fiorina, during the early 20th century.
Another source used is the «Guide of the whole Greek», edited in 1910, which offers us the ability to compare the issues of the two sources, in order to have a complete aspect about the old community of Fiorina.
Finally, an electoral catalogue of 1928 is used as a source in order to give us more information about the refugees, who were installed in Fiorina in many different periods, under different circumstances.
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Ηλιάδου-Τάχου Σ. (2004). Demographic process of Florina (1906-1928). Makedonika, 34(1), 91–108. https://doi.org/10.12681/makedonika.870
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