Archives of Pontus vol. 62

The Board of the Committee for Pontian Studies announces the publication of volume 62 of “PONTOS ARCHIVE”, Athens 2022 (406 p.), which is dedicated to the memory of Christos Samouilides (1927-2022). TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLES Alexios G.C. Savvides The Grand Comneni of Trebizond and the current status of research on their history and civilization in the 21st century. A bibliographical essay Georgios Chr. Harizanis Trebizond: centre of education and letters and birthplace of famous men (7th-11th century) Georgios K. Hatzopoulos On the etymology of the word okin Anastasia Mahairidou Sociolinguistic approach to the Pontic dialect based on the structures of adult education Efstathios P. Karoubis Konstantinos G. Konstantinidis. Biographical data and his donations to the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the National Gallery Sam Topalidis and Russell McCaskie Fedor Uspenskii’s archaeological research in Trabzon during World War I Paul A. Gaitanidis Pontos’ Sentences by Triantafyllos Georgiadis Kostas Karapotosoglou Etymological dialects PRESENTATION OF APPENDIX 40 “PONTOS ARCHIVE” DELIVERY – RECEIPT OF PONTIUM (EVENT 4 JUNE 2022) Lena Kalpidou Presentation of Appendix 40 of the Pontos Archive, “Historical-Laographical Museum of Pontian Hellenism. History of Foundation and Action”. Ioannis Ermopoulos Fr. Sallapassidis Charal. Themistocles. A special Pontian! (17-02-1885 – 29-08-1982) Yasmina Moiseidou Memory and History. The relics as museum objects Varvara Salapassidou Delivery of relics of the deceased priest Father Themistocles Sallapassidis BIBLIOCRISES – BIBLIOGRAPHIES Georgia Haritidou Panagiotis Tsatsanidis – Konstantinos Fotiadis. The Russian Rule in Pontus (1916-1918): Pontus and the Caucasus in the geopolitical confrontation of the Great Powers during the First World War. K. and M. Publishing House. Stamouli, Thessaloniki 2021 DURATIONS – Epitaphs – NECROLOGIES Loss of Christos Samouilidis Elsa Galanidou-Balfousia Christos Samouilidis. A “minor” has left us Aristides N. Doulaveras In Memoriam. Christos Samouilidis Kilkis 1927 – Athens 2022