Tucked away among Central Asia’s rolling deserts and sand dunes in the eastern part of Uzbekistan is a small community of people who are the living vestiges of Cold War politics, the Greeks of Tashkent. The Greek Civil War (1946-9) marked the lives of most Greeks and devastated the country. When it was over, 12,000 […]
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