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130 10:30 – 13.00 Panel 1: Population Exchange: Political and Socio-Economic Aspects chaired by Kemal Arı (İzmir Dokuz Eylül University) Ayhan Aktar (Marmara Üniversity) (From İzmir to Lausanne…First Year of Turkish- Greek Population Exchange: September 1922- September 1923) Athanaisa Anagnostopoulou (University of Cyprus) (Social and Cultural Assimilation of Refugees) Elçin Macar (Yıldız University) (A New Source in Population Exchange Research: Archives of Dorothy Sutton) Nikos Marantzidis (University of Macedonia Salonica) (Turkish Speaking Pontian Refugees in Greece: Integration Problem) Evangelia Balta (National Hellenic Foundation for Scientific Research) (History and Historiography of the Exchanged Population of Cappadocians) Q & A 14:00 – 16:00 Panel 2: Population Exchange in Literature chaired by Cevat Çapan (Yeditepe University) Hercules Millas (Athens University of Greece) (The Population Exchange in Greek and Turkish Literature: Why the Differences?) Damla Demirözü (Ankara University) (Catastrophe and Exchange of Populations in Greek Fiction– the 30s Generation) Ayşe Lahur Kırtunç (Ege University) (Strangers Twice: Texts on the Population Exchange) Demosthenes Kourtovik (Literary Critic) (Echoes of the Population Exchange of 1923: Changing Attitudes?) Q & A 16:30 – 17:30 “Rum” Folk Music from İzmir and Environs Presentation and Performance: Muammer Ketencoğlu NOVEMBER 8 2003, SATURDAY 10:00 – 12:30 Panel 3: Conversation and Preservation of Cultural Heritage in Greece and Turkey after the Population Exchange chaired by Filiz Çalışlar Yenişehirlioğlu (Başkent University) Eleni Kanetaki (Architect Dr.) (Existing Ottoman Buildings in Greece: Possibilities and Problems Regarding Their Eventual Reuse) Sacit Pekak (Hacettepe University) (Ottoman Period Churches in Cappadoccia) Nikos Agriantonis (ICOMOS Hellenic) (Greece and Turkey, the Protection of our Heritage: Problem without Problems) Arif Şentek (TMMOB- Chamber of Architects) (Architectural Heritage of the Population Exchange and the Urla Example) Ali Cengizkan (Middle East Technical University) (Housing and Settlement during the Obligatory Exchange) Q & A 13:30 – 15:30 Panel 4: Minority-“Millet” Culture before and after “Lausanne” chaired by Elçin Macar (Yıldız University) Population Exchange Association des Etats Généraux des Etudiants de L’Europe
Association des Etats Généraux des Etudiants de L’Europe Kostas Tsitselikis (University of Thrace– Komotini) (Organisation of the Muslim Communities in Greece: Continuities and Inconsistencies) Giorgos Mavromatis (Center of Minority Studies) (Christian Refugees & Minority Muslims in Greece: Questions of National Homogenisation & the Role of Education) Nükhet Adıyeke (Mersin University) (The Appearance of Muslim Identity and Relations between Muslim and Orthodox Communities in Crete under Ottoman Rule) Elif Babül (Bosphorus University) (From Imbros to Gökçeada: Tracing the Story of an Island) Q & A 16:00 – 18:30 Round Table: Population Exchange Reconsidered: General Assessment chaired by Sefer Güvenç (LMV) Participants: Ayhan Aktar (Marmara University), Kemal Arı (Dokuz Eylül University), Hercules Millas (Athens University of Greece), Lambros Baltsiotis (KEMO), Filiz Çalışlar Yenişehirlioğlu (Başkent University) 18:30 Closing Remarks: LMV 19:00 Farewell Cocktail OPENING CEREMONY ..................................................................................................................... Ümit İşler President of Foundation Lausanne Treaty Emigrants As we all know the two nations living under the same cultural root for centuries had the same sorrows due to the wars took place between the years 1912-1922 in Balkans, Aegean Sea and Anatolia. After the most important breakthrough of our history and the fall of Ottoman Empire on 30 February 1923, a population exchange treaty had been signed between Turkish and Greek governments. Because of the exchange treaty, nearly two million people from both countries had to leave their native towns. Everything people had to go through in this period, left permanent impressions on people’ minds. Eighty years had passed after the admission of the population exchange treaty. What had been lived during the exchange period was commented differently by the two nations. One of the aims of the Lozan Mübadilleri Vakfı is to observe our near future in a scientific way and to consider it without prejudices in an objective look. We believe with our hearth that the respectful scientists from Greece and Turkey will consider the exchange with the reflections of the exchange on literature and with its political, sociological, cultural aspects in an objective way. This symposium carried through the partnership of AEGEE-Ankara and Lozan Mübadilleri Vakfı is the first symposium to take place in Turkey about this subject. We wish that it would become an example for the upcoming works. We wish this symposium to be help of the fraternity between the two countries and to have a positive effect on the dialogue between two countries for the solution of the problems. Population Exchange 131
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GREETINGS
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Hereby we would like to present the
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about common affairs is the most im
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academicians, university students,
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12 ASSOCIATION DES ETATS GÉNÉRAUX
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18 Empathy & Sympathy, Peace Educat
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20 AEGEE DECLARATION OF GREEK & TUR
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22 SOCIAL PROBLEMS POLITICS ECONOMY
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34 TURKISH-GREEK CIVIC DIALOGUE “
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52 The role of the NGOs is to bring
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56 VIDEO DOCUMENTING THE OPERATION
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64 WORLD ENVIRONMENT WEEK Sharing e
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70 THE LASTING PEACE DEPENDS ON FIV
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76 kayafest youth & culture festiva
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78 activities supported by the Muni
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184 2. STEREOTYPE EXERCISE Material
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