"Easter of 1923. On a cross hangs the earthly body of the refugee Christ. Bloodied, tortured, crucified. The entire land of Asia Minor, from Pontus, Thrace, Ionia, to its coastal areas, now shines nailed to the cross of its own martyrdom. Mourning, bitter tears, unbearable pain. The uprooted who come to Greece have been soaked with vinegar and gall to the depths of their souls..."

The gripping continuation of the book "Tearful Asia Minor".
A book that sheds abundant light on the most unknown and dark period of modern Greek history, with the "euzonic" intrigues of the military, the peculiarities of everyday life, love, entertainment, drugs, death, as from the "depths of the ages" the days of the unthroned democracy and hope begin to rise...

The edition is complemented by unpublished photographs of the Army of Evros, sketches, front pages of the press during that historic period, and maps.