Greek Diaspora and Migration since 1700

242 Greek names are mentioned in the book “Greek Diaspora and Migration since 1700 – Society, Politics and Culture” edited by Dimitris Tziovas – published 2009 by Ashgate Publishing

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242 Greek names mentioned in this book

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242 GREEK NAMES MENTIONED IN THIS BOOK

Adamos, Takis

Ajonovski-Oche, Vangel

Alexakis, Vassilis

Alexandropoulos, Mitsos

Alexiou, Elli

Amire, Ussi

Andonovski, Christo

Angelopoulos, Theo

Antonakos, Stephen

Antonellos, Manolis

Antonellos, Nikolaos

Antypas, Nikolas

Apostolidou, Venetia

Argenti

Argyriou, Alexandros

Axioti, Melpo

Bailtsidis

Bellou, Sotiria

Bitoshki, Kruste

Bosis, Kostas

Botsaris, Markos

Brademas, John

Cababe, Paul

Calas, Nicolas (aka Nikos Kalamaris)

Calvocoressi brothers

Caradja, Rosa

Cassavettis, Dimitrios

Cavafy, C. P.

Chatziioannou, Maria Christina

Chatziphotis, I. M.

Chatzis, Dimitris

Christopoulos, Dimitris

Christou, Anastasia

Deliyiannis, Theodoros

Dimakis, Ilias (Goce)

Dimaras, K. Th.

Dositheos

Drakon, Nikolaos

Dritsas, Thomas

Drosinis

Dukakis, Michael

Eftaliotis, Argyris

Elytis, Odysseas

Ephtaliotis, Argyris

Eugenides, Jeffrey

Eumorfopoulos, Aristides

Eumorfopoulos, George

Ferentinos, Ioannis

Fiorenti, Anastasia

Fioretos, Aris

Fix, Karolos

Florin, Yerasimos

Fotiadis, Dimitrios

Franghiadi, Stephen

Gage, Eleni N.

Gage, Nicholas

Galati, Theoni

Gauntlett, Stathis

George, Andrew

George, Rosemary Marangoly

Giannaris, Constantine

Gikas, Ioannis

Gneftos, Pavlos

Gropas, Ruby

Helladius, Alexander

Iakoumi, Ioanna

Iliadis, Nikos

Iliou, Maria

Ionides family

Ionides, Efrosini

Jusdanis, Gregory

Kakoris, Ioannis

Kalamaris, Ioannis

Kalamaris, Nikos (aka Nicolas Calas)

Kalliarekos, Sokratis

Kallifatides, Theodor

Kapodistrias

Kapomatis, Ioannis

Karavelas, Ioannis

Karkavitsas, Andreas

Karnezis, Panos

Kassanos, Eleni (Helen)

Kassanos, Elizabeth

Kassanos, Vartholomaios

Kassava, Grigorios

Katsan, Gerasimus

Kavouras, Anestis

Kavouras, Yiorgos

Kavvadias, Nikos

Kazamias, Alexander

Kazantzakis, Nikos

Keramiciev, Mihail

Kitrilakis, Persis

Kitroeff, Alexander

Klironomos, Martha

Kokkinos, Christos

Konstandinidis, K. N.

Konstantinos, Yeoryios (George)

Korais, Adamantios

Kotsias, Tilemachos

Kounelis, Yannis

Kountouriotis

Kovellas, Aristotelis

Kranaki, Mimika

Laras, Loukis

Laskaridi, Antoni

Levi, Maschia

Levi, Rina

Loizos, Anastasios

Lykoudis, Emmanouil

Magnis, Petros

Majendie, Ioannis

Malanos, Timos

Mandiras, Yeoryios

Manesiotis, Joy

Marangoulis, Manolis

Markesun, Yitzhak

Matsakis, Themis

Mavrogordato, G. M.

Mavroiannis, Andreas

Mavrojani

Melas, Konstantinos

Melas, Leon

Melas, Vassilios

Melas, Yeoryios

Metaxas, Angelos

Metaxas, Constantine

Metaxas, Elizabeth

Metaxas, Maria

Michailidis, Iakovos

Mikedaki, Evangelista

Mikedaki, Marigo

Monioudis, Perikles

Moraitidis, Alexandros

Moschavi, Rita

Moschavi, Sara

Moschavi, Savrina

Moschos, Margaritis

Moullas, Panayiotis

Negri, Solomon

Negroponte brothers

Nerantzis, Tasos

Nikolaides, Ioannis

Nikolaidis, Nikos

Niotis, G.

Otto

Palamas, Kostis

Pallis, Alexandros

Pangalos, Theodoros

Pantazis, Periklis

Pantelidis

Papadopoulos, Alekos

Papadopoulos, Thomas

Papandreou, Andreas

Papanikolaou, Dimitris

Papargyriou, Elenio

Parnis, Alexis

Pejov, Naum

Pelekanos, George

Petalas, Theodoros

Petridis, Pavlos

Petropouleas

Petropoulos, Elias

Petrou, Stamatis

Petsalnikos, Filippos

Philippou, George

Pierides, George

Pieridis, Theodosis

Politis, Athanasios

Psomas, ikolaos

Psycharis, Yiannis

Ralli family

Ralli, Eustratio

Ralli, Michael

Rallis, Pandias Stephanos

Randos, Nikitas (aka Nikos Kalamaris)

Raptis, Michalis

Rendis, Dimos

Rhodostomo, Nikolaos

Rodocanachi family

Sakellarios, N.

Samaras, Luca

Sarrinikolaou, George

Scaramanga, Julia

Scaramanga, Mariora

Schilizzi

Scholes, John

Sechiari

Seferis, George

Serkis, Stefanos

Sevastikoglou, Yiorgos

Sfirelli, Eleni M.

Simovski, Todor

Solomos

Spartali-Stillman, Marie

Spartali, Michael

Spieros, M. (aka Nikos Kalamaris)

Spilios, Apostolos

Stamelos, Kostas

Stamos, Theodoros

Stanellos, Spyros

Stathoupopoulos, Thymios

Steris, Yerasimos

Stratigopoulou, Danae

Syngros, Andreas

Theotokas, Yiorgos

Thorichy, Matthew

Tolides, Tryfon

Tourloubis

Triandafyllidou, Anna

Triffilis, Antonios

Trifillis, Elizabeth

Trifillis, Nicholas

Trikoupis, Spyridon

Tsangaradas, Kostas

Tsaravopoulos, Nikolas

Tsirkas, Stratis

Tsitsanis, Vasilis

Tzannachis, Themistoklis Vlaassopoulos

Tziovas, Dimitris

Valaoritis, Nanos

Vamvakaris, Markos

Vardalos, Nia

Venizelos

Venturas, Lina

Vikelas, Dimitrios

Vlastos, Petros

Vogli, Elpida

Voukinas, Timotheos

Voulgaris, Daniil

Voulgaris, Pantelis

Xenos, Stephanos

Yamvili, Yani

Yennadios (Cypriot Archimandrite)

Yeorgirinis, Iosif

Yialourakis, Manolis

Yiannitsiotis

Zachariadis

Zafiropoulou, Meletti

Zambaco, Maria Terpsithea

Zee, Nikolaos

Zei, Alki

Zografos, Konstantinos

TABLE OF CONTENTS

List of Tables

List of Contributors

Acknowledgements

Introduction – Dimitris Tziovas

PART I: SOCIETY AND POLITICS

The Émigré Experience: Case Studies

Tales from the Dark Side: Transnational Migration, the Underworld and the “Other” Greeks of the Diaspora – Thomas W. Gallant

Silent Minority: The Greek Community of Eighteenth-Century London – Jonathan Harris

Greek Merchants in Victorian England – Maria Christina Chatziioannou

Repatriation, Migration or Readjustment: Egyptian Greek Dilemmas of the 1950s – Anthony Gorman

Searching for a Motherland: Slav-Macedonian Political Refugees in the People’s Republic of Macedonia (1944-2003) – Iakovos D. Michailidis

No Place is (like) Home: Mobilities, Memories and Metamorphoses of Greek Migrants in Denmark – Anastasia Christou

National Centre and Transnational Periphery

A Greece for Greeks by Descent? Nineteenth-Century Policy on Integrating the Greek Diaspora – Elpida Vogli

Defining the Changing Boundaries of Greek Nationality – Dimitris Christopoulos

‘Deterritorrrialising’ the Nation: the Greek State and ‘Ecumenical Hellenism’ – Lina Venturas

The Limits of Political Transnationalism: The Greek-American Lobby 1070s – 1990s – Alexander Kitroeff

PART II: LITERATURE AND CULTURE

Indigenous Foreigners: The Greek Diaspora and Travel Writing (1880-1930) – Dimitris Tziovas

Between Language, Land and Empire: Humanist and Orientalist Perspectives on Egyptian-Greek Identity – Alexander Kazamias

The Poetics of Transit: Exile, Diaspora and Repatriation in Stratis Tsirka’s Novels – Eleni Papargyriou

‘Be it Ever so Humble’: Nostalgia for Home and the Problem of Return in Post-War Greek Novels – Gerasimus Katsan

The Politics of Memory in the Fiction of Greek Political Exiles in Eastern Europe – Venetia Apostolidou

The Return of Nikitas Randos: Satire, Memory and Otherness in the Post-War Poetry of Nicolas Calas – Lena Hoff

The Topos of Home in New Greek-American Writing – Martha Klironomos

Repatriation on Screen: National Culture and the Immigrant Other since the 1990s – Dimitris Papaikolaou

The Diaspora Sings Back: Rebetika Down Under – Stathis Gauntlett

SYNOPSIS FROM BOOK COVER

The Greek diaspora is one of the paradigmatic historical diasporas. Though some trace its origins to ancient Greek colonies, it is really a more modern phenomenon. Diaspora, exile and immigration represent three successive phases in Modern Greek history and they are useful vantage points from which to analyse changes in Greek society, politics and culture over the last three centuries.

Embracing a wide range of case studies, this volume charts the role of territorial displacements as social and cultural agents from the eighteenth century to the present day and examines their impact on communities, politics, institutional attitudes and culture. By studying migratory trends the air is to map out the transformation of Greece from a largely homogenous society with a high proportion of emigrants to a more diverse society inundated by immigrants after the end of the Cold War. The originality of this book lies in the bringing together of diaspora, exile and immigration and its focus on developments both inside and outside Greece.