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Twice a Stranger: The 2026 Historical and Socio-Political Analysis of the Greek-Turkish Population Exchange

"The 1923 Lausanne Convention mandated the compulsory population exchange between Greece and Turkey, an event famously documented as Twice a Stranger. As of 2026, this historical milestone remains a critical subject of study for historians, sociologists, and legal scholars examining the legacy of forced migration and the rights of ethnic minorities in the Eastern Mediterranean. The Historical Mandate of the 1923 Exchange The exchange was built upon the legal framework of the Convention Concerning the Exchange of Greek and Turkish Populations, signed on January 30, 1923. Unlike previous migratory patterns based on voluntary movement, this was a..."

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