Historical evidence atlas
Greek Genocide in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey
A source-aware historical atlas with event points, regional layers, routes, type filters, timeline, and evidence cards. Coordinates are presented as provisional research locations and retain record-level evidence status pending source-table reconciliation.
Geographic map
Real coordinate core
This map uses real geographic coordinates for regional cores: Eastern Thrace, Pontus, Asia Minor / Smyrna, and the Anatolian interior. Event attribution remains reconstructed until the original source table is added.
1914 Greek deportations: Eastern Thrace core
Public sources describe forced expulsion of Ottoman Greeks from Eastern Thrace and the Aegean coast in 1914; Rodosto/Tekirdag is used as a regional core.
Rodosto / Tekirdag, Eastern Thrace / regional core June 1914 / massacreMassacre of Phocaea / Foça
Greek-Genocide.net describes the pillage of Foça and massacre of over 100 Greeks in June 1914, approximately 50 km northwest of Smyrna.
Eski Foça / Phocaea / town coordinate May 1917 / deportationEvacuation of Ayvalık
Public sources describe the May 1917 evacuation of Ayvalık as part of Ottoman government policies against the ethnic Greek population.
Ayvalık / town coordinate 1920-1921 / massacreİzmit / Nicomedia massacres
Greek-Genocide.net describes survivor testimonies from the Nicomedia/İzmit massacres of 1920-1921.
İzmit / Nicomedia / city coordinate 1921-1922 / deportationSamsun deportations
The Samsun deportations page cites deportations from Samsun resuming in 1922 and a U.S. report of 1,300 Greek women, children and old men being sent out.
Samsun / city coordinate September 1921 / executionAmasya trials
Public summaries describe the 1921 Amasya trials as ad hoc trials used to execute Pontic Greek representatives and elites.
Amasya / city coordinate 1916-1923 / massacrePontus violence cluster
Spatial marker for Pontus as a key memory region in Greek Genocide documentation and public history.
Pontus / regional core September 1922 / destructionBurning / destruction of Smyrna
Greek-Genocide.net describes Smyrna in September 1922 as the final phase of the Greek Genocide, targeting the Christian population, primarily Greeks and Armenians.
Smyrna / Izmir / city coordinate August 1921 / routeMerzifon-Samsun deportation route core
Greek-Genocide.net's Mark Ward testimony map includes a 30 Aug 1921 deportation entry for Greeks from Merzifon and villages between there and Samsun.
Merzifon / Samsun route / route core