Twice a Stranger: The Mass Expulsions That Forged Modern Greece and Turkey

"This is the story of a nation-building disaster – the forced population exchange between Greece and the newly formed Republic of Turkey in 1923. Full of interviewers with the last surviving participants in the exchange, this is about the heartache and human cost of moving millions of people from their homes for political ends. An incredibly detailed examination of the importance of language, religion and geography, and what it means to belong."