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Rare, 1923, Greek Book, The Convent's Daughter, Asia Minor Campaign & Smyrna 1922, Illustrated Historical Novel
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Rare, 1923, Greek Book, The Convent’s Daughter, Asia Minor Campaign & Smyrna 1922, Illustrated Historical Novel

65.00€

Rare original Greek publication from 1923

Offered is a scarce Greek-language book titled “Η Κόρη του Μοναστηριού” (The Convent’s Daughter), published shortly after the events of the Asia Minor Campaign and the destruction of Smyrna in 1922.

Details

  • Title: Η Κόρη του Μοναστηριού
  • Language: Greek
  • Publication Year: 1923
  • Format: Softcover
  • Dimensions: Approx. 22 x 15 cm
  • Pages: 68
  • Illustrations: 6 full-page illustrations (separate plates)
  • Historical Subject: Asia Minor Campaign, Smyrna Catastrophe, Greco-Turkish War period
  • Author attribution appears as: “Υπ’ 5232” (possibly a pseudonym or military identification number)

Condition

Original vintage condition with age-related wear, creases, edge wear, discoloration, and handling marks consistent with a century-old publication. Please examine photographs carefully.

Historical Interest

This uncommon publication appears to have been issued shortly after the events it describes, making it an interesting artifact of post-1922 Greek historical and literary culture. Suitable for collectors of Greek books, Asia Minor history, military history, and early 20th-century ephemera.

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