Charalampos Babis Karpouchtsis is a political scientist with a background in foreign policy, strategy and memory studies. He finished his PhD in conflict and reconciliation studies in the Jena Center for Reconciliation Studies. He is a research associate in the University of the Armed Forces in Hamburg and a JCRS fellow.

• Introduction.- Current state of the art and relevant literature review.- Guiding Question and hypotheses.- Scope of research and methodology.- Background: Structures, historical numbers, maps.- Historical overview.- Memory politics and Greek martyr communities: A shifting landscape.- Initiatives of cooperation and reconciliation - diverging positions.- “Small places, large issues” – The cases.- Villages and towns: Similar vision, different approaches.- Conclusion.

Charalampos Babis Karpouchtsis is a political scientist with a background in foreign policy, strategy and memory studies. He finished his PhD in conflict and reconciliation studies in the Jena Center for Reconciliation Studies. He is a research associate in the University of the Armed Forces in Hamburg and a JCRS fellow.

• Introduction.- Current state of the art and relevant literature review.- Guiding Question and hypotheses.- Scope of research and methodology.- Background: Structures, historical numbers, maps.- Historical overview.- Memory politics and Greek martyr communities: A shifting landscape.- Initiatives of cooperation and reconciliation - diverging positions.- “Small places, large issues” – The cases.- Villages and towns: Similar vision, different approaches.- Conclusion.

Charalampos Babis Karpouchtsis is a political scientist with a background in foreign policy, strategy and memory studies. He finished his PhD in conflict and reconciliation studies in the Jena Center for Reconciliation Studies. He is a research associate in the University of the Armed Forces in Hamburg and a JCRS fellow.

• Introduction.- Current state of the art and relevant literature review.- Guiding Question and hypotheses.- Scope of research and methodology.- Background: Structures, historical numbers, maps.- Historical overview.- Memory politics and Greek martyr communities: A shifting landscape.- Initiatives of cooperation and reconciliation - diverging positions.- “Small places, large issues” – The cases.- Villages and towns: Similar vision, different approaches.- Conclusion.