Thessaloniki Collection (page 7)

Low Angle View Of Silhouetted Flock Of Birds Flying Against A Cloudy Sky; Thessaloniki, Greece

Thessaloniki, Greece - Turkish Cemetery at Zeitenlik
Turkish Cemetery at Zeitenlik - Thessaloniki, Greece. This large open area became the site of an Allied military cemetery and memorial park in the mid-1920s

Thessaloniki, Greece - Macedonian Komitadjis - members of a rebel band (cheta) operating in the Balkans during the final period of the Ottoman Empire

Thessaloniki, Greece - Young Gypsy Girl standing in front of one of the Towers of the Heptapyrgion (modern Eptapyrgio), also known by its Ottoman Turkish name Yedi Kule - a Byzantine

Thessaloniki, Greece - The Old Town
Thessaloniki, Greece - Part of the Old Town. Date: circa 1908

Thessaloniki, Greece - Mon Bonheur Chateau
Thessaloniki, Greece - The Ahmet Kapanci Mansion and Mon Bonheur Chateau (in background). Date: 1908

Thessaloniki, Greece - Grand Street of Beche-Tchinar. Date: circa 1907

Thessaloniki, Greece - The Calamaria Quarter, looking toward the 4th century Triumphal Arch of Galerius, part of the Rotunda Complex. Date: circa 1910s

Thessaloniki, Greece - A Modern Tobacco Kiosk/store. Date: circa 1910s

Thessaloniki, Greece - Admiral Gueprate and General Baumann
WW1 - Thessaloniki, Greece - French Admiral Emile Paul Aimable Guepratte (1856-1939) and General Baumann pictured on the waterfront at the bay. Date: circa 1915

Thessaloniki, Greece - The Allatini Flour Mill, powered by 650 steam engines! Date: circa 1904

Thessaloniki - The Splendid Palace Hotel. Date: circa 1910s

Thessaloniki, Greece - A band of Macedonian Brigands. Date: 1900

Thessaloniki, Greece - Macedonian girls, women and children
Thessaloniki, Greece - A large group of Macedonian girls, women and children. Date: circa 1902

Thessaloniki, Greece - Rue Sabri Pacha. Date: 1901

Thessaloniki - Jacob Meir - the Chief Rabbi
Jacob Meir, (1856-1939) - elected chief rabbi of Thessaloniki in 1908, where he remained until 1919. Date: circa 1911

Thessaloniki, Greece - A Komitadji band at the Yeni Kapi (new gate) - members of a rebel band (cheta) operating in the Balkans during the final period of the Ottoman Empire

Thessaloniki, Greece - Olympos Palace Hotel on waterfront - the Zeppelin LZ85 (downed at Thessaloniki on 5th May 1916), can seen flying above. Date: 1916

Thessaloniki, Greece - Traditional costume. Date: circa 1910s

Thessaloniki, Greece - The Old Turkish Quarter / Upper Town. Date: circa 1910s

Thessaloniki, Greece - A Komitadji - a member of a rebel band (cheta) operating in the Balkans during the final period of the Ottoman Empire

Thessaloniki, Greece - Allied troops in 1916
Christmas Greeting 1916 from the historic group of allied forces stationed at Thessaloniki, Greece, the base for operations against pro-German Bulgaria

Thessaloniki - Greece - The Heptapyrgion Fortress
The Heptapyrgion (modern Eptapyrgio), also known by its Ottoman Turkish name Yedi Kule - a Byzantine and Ottoman-era fortress situated on the north-eastern corner of the acropolis of Thessaloniki in

Hamidiye Fountain, Thessaloniki, Greece. Named after His Imperial Majesty, The Sultan Abdulhamid II, Emperor of the Ottomans, Caliph of the Faithful (also known as Abdul Hamid II)

Traditional Bulgarian National Costume
Four women and a man in traditional Bulgarian National Costume at Thessaloniki, Greece. Date: circa 1904

British troops marching from Salonika, WW1
Men of the 2/19th London Regiment (St Pancras), 180th Brigade, 60th Division, marching to the front line from Salonika (Salonica, Thessaloniki, Greece) during the First World War. Date: December 1916

Serbian army marching to Mikra, near Salonika, WW1
The newly equipped Serbian army marching to camp at Mikra, Kalamaria, near Salonika (Salonica, Thessaloniki), Greece, during the First World War. Date: April 1916

Thessaloniki, Greece - showing the old city walls Date: circa 1910s

Eleftherios Venizelos reviewing Greek regiment, WW1
Eleftherios Venizelos (1864-1936), Greek politician, who served as Prime Minister 1910-1920 and 1928-1932. Seen here reviewing a Greek regiment before it marches out of Salonika to meet the Bulgarian

Greek Anti-Turkish Propaganda Postcard (2 of 2)
A Greek Anti-Turkish propaganda postcard, showing a disgruntled Greek soldier, standing in front of a very Islamic skyline in reference to the displeasure at the Turkish arrival in Salonica

Panoramic view from the citys landmark The White Tower, of historic waterfront up to the port area, Thessaloniki, Greece, Europe

View of the citys landmark The White Tower, with Greek flag waving on top, Thessaloniki, Greece, Europe

Istanbul, Turkey - Pera - Bazaar of Thessaloniki (Bazar de Salonique) Date: circa 1925

Events / Ancient Rome / 390
Emperor of the Eastern Empire Theodosius I, is humiliated by Ambrose after the brutality at Salonica. Date: 390

Captured German biplane, Salonika, Greece, WW1
A captured German Albatros biplane paraded along a street in Salonika (Thessaloniki), Greece, during the First World War. Date: circa 1917

WW1 - Christmas Day dinner, British Camp, Salonika
WW1 - Christmas Day dinner and the carving of the turkey scene in an officers mess at a British Army Camp in Salonika (Thessaloniki, Greece)

King George I of Greece enters Salonika, 1912
Front page of The Illustrated London News, dated 23rd November 1912. The King George I of Greece is pictured riding into Salonika(also known as Thessaloniki)

Poster, 26th International Fair of Thessaloniki, 3-24 September 1961. Date: 1961

Church of the Holy Apostles in Thessaloniki, Greece

The Naval Manoeuvres, with the Hostile Fleet: the Fire at Salonica, Thessaloniki, View of the Town from the Sea, Greece, 1890 Engraving

Horse Landing
1915: British troops landing horses from a ship at Salonika to move to the Balkan battle front. (Photo by Central Press/Getty Images)

WORLD WAR I: ALLIED TROOPS. British troops resting on the side of the road near Thessaloniki, Greece, after a long day, while newly arrived French troops march past, during World War I

WORLD WAR I: FRENCH TROOPS. A French infantry column on the road near Thessaloniki, Greece. Photograph, c1916

WORLD WAR I: GREECE. Allied troops arriving at Thessaloniki, Greece, during World War I. Photograph, c1916

WORLD WAR I: THESSALONIKI. Large British naval gun covered in camouflaged with grass and built into a sandbag fort, in Thessaloniki, Greece, during World War I. Stereograph, c1915

Blazing Ship
1915: A ship on fire in the harbour at Salonika in the Balkans. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

A church building and gardens
Thessaloniki, Greece

A church building with door open and gardens
Thessaloniki, Greece

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Thessaloniki: A City of Iconic Beauty and Spiritual Significance Immerse yourself in the rich history and cultural heritage of Thessaloniki, a captivating city located in Macedonia, Greece. Known for its breathtaking Greek Orthodox icons that depict various biblical scenes, this city is a treasure trove for art enthusiasts and religious pilgrims alike. One such iconic artwork is "Visitation of the Virgin Mary to her cousin, Saint Elizabeth, " an awe-inspiring masterpiece by Godong. This depiction transports you back to the biblical era, where divine encounters unfolded between holy figures. Another notable icon showcases Christ's birth in Thessaloniki itself. It beautifully captures the essence of Christmas and reminds us of the profound significance this event holds for Christians worldwide. Moving forward through time, we encounter an exquisite Greek Orthodox icon portraying Christ in the Garden of Olives. The intricate details convey both his humanity and divinity as he grapples with his impending crucifixion. It also boasts an impressive view along its quayside. As you stroll along these shores, you'll be captivated by picturesque landscapes that blend seamlessly with modern urban life—a testament to this city's harmonious coexistence between past and present. Delving into historical context, a thought-provoking postcard reveals Greek anti-Turkish propaganda from yesteryears. It serves as a reminder of Greece's struggle for independence while shedding light on their enduring spirit throughout turbulent times. The spiritual journey continues with an icon depicting Christ as High Priest—an embodiment of divine authority and compassion—reflecting Thessalonians' unwavering faith even during challenging periods. Stunningly crafted icons like St. John the Baptist further enrich Thessaloniki's artistic legacy. These masterpieces pay homage to revered saints who have left indelible marks on Christianity through their teachings and martyrdoms. Beyond religious fervor lies evidence of Thessaloniki's architectural prowess.