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The document summarizes the history of refugees who settled in the neighborhood of Kordelio after being displaced from other areas in the early 20th century. It describes how the refugees initially lived in tents and wooden cabins before building permanent houses in 1950. It notes that the first school was built in 1925 and includes photos of cultural sites, public buildings, and factories that were important to the development of the community.
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- 1. Our neighborhood, many years ago.... 2nd Primary School of Kordelio 6th Grade
- 2. Old postcard: The Club and the Harbor at Kordelio, Smyrna.
- 3. Refugees from Pontos came and settled in our territory.
- 4. Refugees from Kordelio of Smyrna came and settled in our territory too.
- 5. At first they lived in tents...
- 6. Later they lived in wooden cabins…
- 7. The first houses were built in 1950.
- 8. The first school was built at Eleftherio(Harmankioi) in 1925 by refugees.
- 9. 5th Grade of 1st Primary School of Eleftherio(1960).
- 10. National Parade on Petrou Levanti Street.
- 11. The church “Metamorfosi Sotiros” was gradually built at Kordelio.
- 12. The “touloumpa” was a public faucet on Petrou Levanti Street.
- 13. The old town hall of EleftherioKordelio.
- 15. Old shop called “O Kir Thodoros”…
- 16. Our neighborhood today… 2nd Primary School of Kordelio 6th Grade
- 17. From the very first time, the residents of Kordelio founded cultural associations to keep their traditions alive.
- 20. Association of “Mikrasiates” of Eleftherio –Kordelio called “Agia Foteini”
- 21. The church “Metamorfosi Sotiros”
- 23. The town hall
- 24. “Katsantonis”
- 26. “Agios Andreas” chapel in a park of our
- 28. 2 nd Primary School of