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Sartroupolis

La Communauté grecque de Sartrouville originaire majoritairement d'Asie Mineure


The story of the community of Satrouville, whose inhabitants are Greeks from Anatolia, forced to leave by the events of World War I and afterwards.
Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC
Availability: In stock
SKU (ISBN): 978-1-61719-872-4
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Publication Status: In Print
Publication Date: Nov 30,2010
Interior Color: Black
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Page Count: 268
Languages: French
ISBN: 978-1-61719-872-4
$155.00
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Kostas Pandazoglou writes about the fascinating Greek community of Satrouville, just outside Paris. Part of the Anatolian Greek diaspora, the Satrouville community traces its origin to the Greek-Turkish population exchange of 1923. Uprooted from Asia Minor, the Turkish-speaking Greeks were resettled in Greece, a completely foreign country, but a small number also made their way to France, settling in and around Beleville and Satrouville. Satroupoli tells the story of these Greeks, from their leaving Anatolia to their passage to France and the development of their unique community there. Pandazoglou is himself from Satrouville, the son of a immigrant from the Anatolian city of Usak.

Kostas Pandazoglou writes about the fascinating Greek community of Satrouville, just outside Paris. Part of the Anatolian Greek diaspora, the Satrouville community traces its origin to the Greek-Turkish population exchange of 1923. Uprooted from Asia Minor, the Turkish-speaking Greeks were resettled in Greece, a completely foreign country, but a small number also made their way to France, settling in and around Beleville and Satrouville. Satroupoli tells the story of these Greeks, from their leaving Anatolia to their passage to France and the development of their unique community there. Pandazoglou is himself from Satrouville, the son of a immigrant from the Anatolian city of Usak.

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  • PREFACE (page 8)
  • INTRODUCTION (page 10)
  • REMERCIEMENTS (page 11)
  • Rappel historique de la migration grecque en France et son incidence sur la creation de la communaute heelene de Sartrouville (page 12)
  • Repartition geographique des Grecs a Sartrouville (page 18)
  • Union des Grecs de Sartrouville (page 25)
  • L'A.C.O.G.I.F. ou L'A.C.O.G.Y. : Association Cultuella Orthodoxe Grecque d'lle de France ou des Yvelines (page 35)
  • Les professions: Les 3 epiciers (bakkals) (page 37)
  • Grecs figurant dans les Anniaires et les Bottins (page 44)
  • Les relations amicales: Parees (page 47)
  • Le Theatre grec a Sartrouville (page 54)
  • Langues parlees par les Grecs de Sartrouville (page 56)
  • Les Mariages (page 58)
  • Les mariages mixtes a Sartrouville (page 59)
  • Les joueurs grecs (page 62)
  • L'Opinion politique des Grecs de Sartrouville (page 63)
  • La vie hors du commun de quelques figures du Sartrouville grec ou les personnalites grecques les plus marquantes de notre communaute (page 64)
  • La premiere ecole grecque de Sartrouville (page 81)
  • Les Bombardements anglo-americains sur Sartrouville 27 et 28 mai 1944 La Pentecote tragique (page 88)
  • L'ecole grecque apres la guerre (page 91)
  • La creation du <> et de notre eglise <> (page 95)
  • La Carte d'Identite des Etrangers (page 105)
  • L'Integration (page 106)
  • Androniki Gounaris ma mere (page 108)
  • Annuaire des Grecs de Sartrouville et de environs (page 115)
  • Les Grecs de Sartrouville classes par origine (page 215)
  • Grecs du Foyer hellenique classes par ordre alphabetique (page 227)
  • CONCLUSION (page 252)
  • GLOSSAIRE (page 253)
  • BIBLIOGRAPHIE (page 254)
  • Liste des documents et des photos (page 256)
  • TABLE DES MATIERES (page 260)
  • Le Kaleidoscope de Sartroupolis Au plaisir de decouvrir et de se decouvrir (page 261)