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Greeks from the Ottoman Empire

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Ioannis Filimon

Neophytos Doukas

Greek philosopher

Christos Christovasilis

Greek politician and writer (1862–1937)

Georgios Zorbas

Basis of fictional Alexis Zorbas

Kostakis Anthopoulos

Ottoman academic and politician

Giovanni Anastasi

Greek merchant and antiquarian (1780-1860)

Greek musical artist (1912–1944)

Christos Adamidis

Greek aviator (1885–1949)

Nikolaos Kriezotis

Dionysius the Philosopher

Monk and rebellion leader

Dimitris Lipertis

Cypriot poet (1866-1937)

Ioannis Papafis

Greek Macedonian merchant and entrepreneur (1792–1886)

Greek socialite

Kottas Christou () or Kote Hristov (Bulgarian/Macedonian: Коте Христов), known simply as Kottas or Kote, and often referred to as Konstantinos Christou (), was a Slavophone Greek revolutionary chieftain in Western Macedonia during the Macedonian Struggle.

Paul Argyriadès

Greek-born French revolutionary intellectuel, journalist, and lawyer (1849-1901)

Christos Kakkalos

Greek mountain climber and guide

Xenophon Paionidis

Greek architect

Pavlos Karolidis

Greek historian (1849–1930)

Minos Kalokairinos

Greek art historian and archaeologist (1843–1907)

Tarabya British Schools

private coeducational school in Istanbul, Turkey

Konstantinos Mousouros

Ottoman diplomat (1807–1891)

Archbishop Spyridon of Athens

Eastern Orthodox archbishop (1873–1956)

Evangelical School of Smyrna

secondary male school in Izmir, Ottoman Empire

Benjamin of Lesbos

Greek priest and politician

Ioannis Malahias

Greek physician, head of state and revolutionary (1880-1958)

Greek poet (1890-1953)

Phrontisterion of Trapezous

Greek school in Trabzon that operated from 1682 to 1921

Petros Peloponnesios

Greek cantor, Teacher at the Patriarchal Music School

Matthaios Kofidis

Greek politician and businessman (1855–1921)

Turkish gymnast

Armen Kouptsios

Macedeonian revolutionary (1885–1906)

Nikolaos Pyrzas

Greek chieftain

Diamantis Nikolaou

(1790-1856) Greek soldier and politician

Frango Catellano

Vasilis Logothetidis

Greek comedian and actor (1898–1960)

Grigorios Bernardakis

Greek philologist (1848-1925)

ambassador of Ottoman Empire

Konstantinos Moschopoulos

Greek general (1854–1942)

Petros Bereketis

Greek-Orthodox composer and teacher, phanariot

Greek revolutionary (1880–1911)

Ioannis Kottounios

Greek scholar (17th century)

Georgios Kleovoulos

Greek scholar and educator (1785–1828)

Apostolos Grozos

Greek politician (1892–1981)

Ioannis Despotopoulos

Greek architect (1903–1992)

Emmanouil Papadopoulos

Greek military personnel

Yusuf Franko Pasha

Ottoman statesman and caricaturist of Greek Melkite origin (1855–1933)

Antonis Diamantidis

Greek musician (1892–1945)

Nikolaos Dailakis

Greek revolutionary

Athanasius I of Ohrid

archbishop of Ohrid from 1596 to 1598

Christakis Zografos

Ottoman empire banker

Daniel Philippidis

Ioannis Simanikas

Ioakeimeion Girls' High School

former school in Istanbul

Georgios Tsontos

Greek politician (1871–1942)

Doukas Gaitatzis

Greek soldier and politician

Jean Karadja Pasha

Ottoman general and diplomat (1835–1894)

Photios of Korytsa

Greek Orthodox metropolitan bishop of Korçë

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