The day the Turks ended Byzantium: 1453, Constantinople to Istanbul

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Not another Greek History podcast!

Onoufrios Dovlétis

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* Looking for wit & wisdom, comparisons with pop culture, irony, and storytelling? Welcome to my podcast then! My name is Onoufrios, and I live in Athens 🇬🇷 * As a tour guide, writer & actor 'made in Greece', I aim to give what I call 'awareness tours'. So let's discover together the not-so-frequently-told stories aboupt Greece's history that will change the way you viewed things forever... 👉🏼 Let's stay connected (social media, books, acting): * https://linktr.ee/onoufrios_dovletis * My Greek podcast: https://t.ly/crYu8

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The day the Turks ended Byzantium: 1453, Constantinople to Istanbul

Not another Greek History podcast!

17 minutes 35 seconds

7 months ago

The day the Turks ended Byzantium: 1453, Constantinople to Istanbul

♦️ How small was the Byzantine Empire by 1453 — and how big were its enemies?

♦️ How did Greece end up inheriting the last emperor of Rome?

♦️ Could the fall of Constantinople have been stopped — or was it doomed?

♦️ Which Europeans were secretly rooting for the Turks?

♦️ When was the last Christian service in Hagia Sophia?

♦️ And how on earth did “Constantinople” turn into “Istanbul”?

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