Dispatch from Antioch: Greek and other minorities in the Turkish earthquake : vimarsana.com

Arie Amaya-Akkermans, a writer in Turkey, has collaborated with Prof. Joel Christensen on writing about the fate of Greek, and other minorities as well as the ancient Antioch (eastern Turkey), after the devastating Turkish earthquake.

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