thrace

Non-fiction: coverage of the Greco-Turkish war (1919-22), especially Refugees From Thrace and On the Quai at Smyrna.

Could Kara Thrace have had her mysterious journey if she was in a 100-crew missile cruiser?

It's kind of similar to Crimea (maintains access to the Black Sea) and, in historical terms, Thrace or East Prussia or Gdansk.

Greece attacked Turkey to get Thrace back and failed.

I'm not sure about the emperor or the bishop, but they were born in Tauresium and Arabissos respectively, so I guess Thrace and Armenia Minor then.

Macedon, Thrace, Thessaly and the Greek states of the League of Corinth together are more than 1% of Alexander's empire.

Thrace is the european part, Anatolia is the asian part, and North Mesopotamia is the middle eastern part of this country.

Most scholars believe that if Aesop actually existed he was born in Anatolia (Thrace or Phrygia perhaps), entering the Greek world as a slave.

Turkey is the shittiest name to call Thrace, Anatolia and North Mesopotamia.

The real question is: was Kara Thrace, at any point, actually real?

There are giant Neolithic carvings of mushrooms in Thrace.

A thousand years earlier they lived in Thrace, too.

Now as to whether the post-death Thrace ( "the second coming" ) was the "spirit/angel" of Thrace or an altogether different entity separate from Thrace ( like physical Gaius and the "spiritual/angelic/head" Gaius you see at the end of the series ) that's up for debate.

> Ancient Greece did not genetically survive I'm not sure if that's true (considering just Hellenism and the descendants that Alexander the Great's people must have left between Thrace and India), but to address this more generally: of course if you don't have children you won't "genetically survive".

Most vividly, it was covered by journalist Ernest Hemingway for the Toronto Star: A Silent, Ghastly Procession Wends Its Way from Thrace (20 Oct 1922) Refugee Procession is Scene of Horror (14 Nov 1922) But he also put his experiences into fiction, especially "On The Quai At Smyrna", describing the tragic murderous evacuation of Greeks from (what is now) Izmir, Turkey.

In the same way, the feta cheese PDO only covers the Greek regions of Thessaly, Thrace, Epirus, Macedonia, Central Greece, Peloponse and Lesvos, so Greek cheesemakers in the Ionian islands cannot sell their cheese as "feta" and must sell it as "white cheese" instead.

Macedon, Thrace, Thessaly and the Greek states of the League of Corinth together are more than 1% of Alexander's empire.

Thrace is the european part, Anatolia is the asian part, and North Mesopotamia is the middle eastern part of this country.

Most scholars believe that if Aesop actually existed he was born in Anatolia (Thrace or Phrygia perhaps), entering the Greek world as a slave.