The 1923 Population Exchange and Transformation of Ayvalık-Cunda Olive Industry
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The 1923 Population Exchange and Ayvalık Olive Transformation marks the historic socio-economic shift through which Turkish exchangees from Crete and Lesbos inherited and revitalized the olive industry, Sarimsak stone architecture, and Aegean gastronomy.
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Historical event · 1923 — 1930 · Table and production · Culture and memory · deniz-doga
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Periods
- Ottoman era
- National Struggle & Republic