Macedonia is among the areas that were incorporated into the Greek state with the so-called "New Lands", which mainly received refugees after the numerous military and political adventures of the Greek nation in the 20th century. »

Most of the settlements of the Attica basin were created with the arrival of the refugees from Asia Minor, Black Sea and Thrace and the gathering of internal refugees and immigrants after World War II. The history and the memories of the people in Attica reflect the historical memory of the Greek nation. »

Collective publication by FHW, which was published under the auspices of the Hellenic Parliament and examines the presence and historical development of the Asia Minor refugees in Greece in the period between the two World Wars. »

The articles included in FHW's publication "From Absolutism to Kemalism" comment on the developments in Constantinople and generally in the Ottoman Empire in the critical period 1905-1921. »

Documentary dealing with the memories of the last surviving Asia Minor refugees about their homeland and how they were forced to leave it. It is based on excerpts of taped interviews of first generation refugees from the Testimonies Archive of FHW's Genealogy and Oral History Department. »