Historical violence can be read spatially: routes, regions, events, and memory sites form an evidentiary geography.
Memory / Digital Cartography / 2023
Interactive map of the Greek Genocide in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey
The work uses mapping as a way to organize massacres, displacement, historical geography, and documentary memory into a navigable structure.
Digital cartography, historical interpretation, spatial ordering, and visual presentation of complex historical processes.
A map-based research artifact where historical evidence becomes readable through geography rather than only linear prose.
Visible-source reconstruction
What can be shown precisely from the public material.
Academia.edu card: 'Greek Genocide in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey, 2023' and summary line describing targeted oppression of indigenous Greeks within Ottoman Turkey.
Indigenous Greek communities in the Ottoman-Turkish historical space
Interactive map rather than a conventional article
Events are organized by place, route, and regional memory
Displayed as a spatial evidence room: territory, violence, memory, archive
Map example
Spatial reconstruction points
Eastern ThraceAsia MinorPontusInterior routes
Coordinates
Ottoman spaceGreek Genocidememory siteshistorical geography
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