Alatsata - Grčka u Turskoj
Ne, nije Grčka. U pitanju je Turska, ali grčki grad.
U pitanju je jedinstveni mediteranski grad na zapadnoj obali Turske.
Alačati, a na grčkom Alatsata je grad u kojem je živelo grčko stanovništvo do 1914. godine. Ovaj grad je u to vreme imao skoro 14 000 stanovnika, od kojih svega nešto više od 100 Turaka.
Nakon što je kompletno grčko stanovništvo proterano ili razmenjeno sa turskim stanovništvom iz Grčke u gradu su ostale prazne kuće…
Danas je Alatsata jedan od najlepših i najpopularnijih gradova u Turskoj, sa predivnom obalom, vrlo čistim i tirkiznim morem i razvijenim turizmom. Nekoliko puta je proglašavan za najbolju turističku destinaciju u Turskoj.
Japanci su snimili dokumentarni film o istoriji ovog grada, nakon čega je postao izuzetno posećen od strane japanskih turista.
Jedne godine je zauzeo visoko 8. mesto na listi najboljih svetskih destinacija New York Times-a.
Uske kaldrmisane ulice, tipične grčke tradicionalne kuće, kombinacija plavo - bele boje i mnogo cveća - jednom rečju Grčka!
Kuće koje su pre 100 godina pripadale Grcima sada su zaštićene i ostaće tu da zauvek podsećaju na stara vremena…
Grci koji su izbegli iz ovog lepo grada, naseljavali su se širom Grčke pa sada u nekoliko opština (Atina, Halkis, Iraklionn na Kritu) postoje mesta koja su osnovale izbeglice iz Alatsate i sva imaju isto ime - Nova Alatsata, a Mala Alatsata postoji i u Americi (Bostonu) i Australiji i ova naselja su takođe osnovale izbeglice iz Alatsate u Izmiru.
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Julie Treaster05.06.2024 04:37:18
Our family has uncovered a very old pistol engraved with our family’s name of Antonios Makrokanis (English translation of the name). It has Alatsata, Epyopaia, Xepeon (or Xeplion) and a swirled design or insignia on it. Via translation it appears to have been made in Asia. Anyone? Thanks.
Joseph Couture27.04.2024 21:19:22
I am looking for any relatives from Alaseta, Turkey know as the Faskianos or Sirviris families.
Joseph Couture03.03.2024 21:11:25
My grandparents lived in Alatsata, Turkey and were of Greek descent. My grandfather’s name was Nicholas James Faskianos. Is there a way to find out if there are any descendants who still might live there?
Ioannis Vlachos21.07.2023 09:47:08
My grandmother was born in Alaçati. Her name (before marriage) was Lambrini Kasomenou. After 1914 or 1922 she established in Alexandria and later in Athens. I know that a part of the family installed in Kokkinia Athens and some of them in Australia. Best regards. Yannis Vlachos from Paris France
Ioannis Vlachos21.07.2023 09:45:15
My grandmother was born in Alaçati. Her name (before marriage) was Lambrini Kasomenou. After 1914 or 1922 she established in Alexandria and later in Athens. I know that a part of the family installed in Kokkinia Athens and some of them in Australia
Lavonne Carpenter20.07.2022 03:58:58
Hello, My Great-Grandfather was born in Alatsata, Turkey August 12th, 1894- he fled to US in 1912 before the invasion of Turkey. His name was Nick Chokas- looking for anyone that may be related or know any Chokas’.
Electra Aresti24.08.2019 16:58:47
Hi. I am the granddaughter of Petros Theodosiadou and Maria Theodosiadou of Alatsata Izmir who fled their home in September 1914.before the invasion of Turkey. I am tracing (looking for any friends or relatives of theirs) it would be GREATLY APPRECIATED if anyone can enlighten me in this regard.