Introduction Attika is the home of Athens which became the capital of the modern Greek state in 1834. The number of its inhabitants surged when more than one million refugees from Asia Minor resettled in Greece during the Greek-Turkish population exchange of 1922-23, and again when villagers flocked to Attica after World War II. Today…
Transnationalism and the Church: The Greek Immigrant Experience to the US in the Early 20th Century
The Greek state in the early 20th century has been hallmarked by political and ecclesiastical instability, economic strife, and war thus leading to mass...
