Homelandsickness
More than 2 million people were affected by the population exchange between Greece and Turkey 100 years ago, leading to lasting homesickness and tragedy.
Synopsis
More than 2 million people were affected by the population exchange between Greece and Turkey 100 years ago, leading to lasting homesickness and tragedy.
Synopsis
In 1923, the population exchange between Greece and Turkey displaced over 2 million people. This event involved the forced relocation of communities based on ethnic and religious lines. The documentary details the massacres and expulsions that accompanied this exchange, revealing a history that remains largely unknown. The consequences of this resettlement created lasting grief and a sense of homesickness that persists today. The film addresses the tragedies that unfolded on both sides of the Aegean Sea.
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