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	Princes' Islands - LoveToKnow 1911
		A convent in Prinkipo (now a mass of ruins at the spot called Kamares) was a place of exile for the empresses Irene, Euphrosyne, Zoe and Anna Dalassena.
		Antigone was the prison of the patriarch Methodius, and its chapel is said to have been built by the empress Theodora.
		Prinkipo (Pityusa), altitude 655 ft.; Khalki (Chalcitis; Turkish Heibeli), 445 ft.; Prote (Turkish Kinali), 375 ft.; and Antigone (Panormus; Turkish Burgaz Adasi), 500 ft. The buildings on all the islands were injured by the earthquake of 1894, especially the naval college, and monastery of St George on Khalki, and the monastery of Christ on Prinkipo.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Princes'_Islands (303 words)

	Prince islands
		Prinkipo, largest of the four islands of Propontis, is rich in history, in memories and in beauty as the chroniclers refer to it from the begining of the 6th century.
		Prinkipos was set on fire in April 1182, during the reign of Andronicus Comnenus, by Latins as a reprisal for the massacres and lootings which their settlements had suffered at the hands of Greek mob.
		The events of 6th of September 1955 and the expulsions of the greek citizens in 1965, weakened the already decimated community of Prinkipo.
	www.agiasofia.com /prigip/prigip.html (803 words)

	Esteban Volkov : return to Prinkipo
		On our way across France towards Grenoble in August 2003, Esteban spoke of his journey to Turkey.
		I was also able to see the hotel where they stayed when they left the Consulate in March of that year.
		I never thought I would have the opportunity to see it again.
	www.marxist.com /History/volkov_prinkipo.html (627 words)

	[MGSA-L] A symbol of the heydays of Ottoman Greek aristocracy sold
		In the 1920s the number of children accommodated in the orphanage was estimated to be well in excess of one thousand.
		In the 1960s the number of children sheltered in the Prinkipo Orphanage was reduced to approximately 200.
		Since the 1970s, owing to an intractable dispute between the Patriarchate and the State, the building has undergone progressive decay and is presently derelict (as well as in imminent danger of arson and further destruction).
	maillists.uci.edu /mailman/public/mgsa-l/2005-March/004940.html (408 words)

	[MGSA-L] The Greek Orphanage of Buyukada (Prinkipo): An update
		The Greek (Rum/Rôméic) orphanage in Büyükada (Prinkipo) the largest of the Princes' Islands in the Sea of Marmara, is an imposing 8-story Levantine building (the largest timber frame in the world).
		Built originally as a hotel by the renowned French architect Alexandre Vallaury in the 1890s, it was subsequently bought [on May 21, 1903] and donated to the Patriarchate by Hélène Zafiropoulo-Zarifi, wife of Georges [Iannis] Zarifi, Banker to the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid ll, with the stipulation to be used as the Greek Orphans's Dormitory.
		Sadly, since the 1970s and due to an intractable dispute between the Patriarchate and the State Foundations council (Vakif), the building is presently derelict, in a deplorable state and in imminent danger of arson and further destruction.
	maillists.uci.edu /mailman/public/mgsa-l/2004-November/004430.html (660 words)

	How the Fourth International Was Conceived
		A political document of a programmatic character, entitled The International Left Opposition--Its Tasks and Methods, was written by Trotsky, in December 1932, immediately after his return to Prinkipo from Copenhagen, where he had the opportunity of meeting about thirty of the most important leaders of the International Opposition.
		One chapter of this document was entitled "Faction--Not a Party." The perspective outlined there was the same as in the preceding years, namely, the reform of the Communist International and of each of its sections.
		While on the island of Prinkipo, the arrival of a visitor was a little event every four or six months; in France, Trotsky was able in the following weeks to meet with practically all leading members of the European opposition groups, and with quite a few from overseas.
	www.gnostics.com /4thinternational.html (1939 words)

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		There was one Polish family, a father, a mother, a daughter and her bridegroom, and then we two.
		They had come to Prinkipo to spend the summer months for the sake of the daughter, who was slightly ailing.
		On one sheet, sketched with a crayon, was the head of the young Polish girl, her eyes closed and a wreath of myrtle on her brow.
	towerweb.net /vampires/texts/neruda.txt (1223 words)

	Socialist Organizer: Fourth International
		A political document of a programmatic character, entitled "The International Left Opposition - Its Tasks and Methods", was written by Trotsky, in December 1932, immediately after his return to Prinkipo from Copenhagen, where he had the opportunity of meeting about thirty of the most important leaders of the International Opposition.
		One chapter of this document was entitled "Faction - Not a Party." The perspective outlined there was the same as in the preceding years, namely, the reform of the Communist International and of each of its sections.
		Shortly before his article of July 15, he said in a conversation at Prinkipo: "Since April, we have been for reform in all countries except Germany, where we are for a new party.
	www.theorganizer.org /FI/Origins.html (2949 words)

	PlanetPapers - International support for the Whites during the Russian civil war was woefully inadequate
		However, after the French refused permission the conference was moved to Prinkipo Island off Istanbul and was known as the Prinkipo conference.
		The Whites were appalled by the idea of the peace conference and had originally thought it a miscommunication from the allies for an anti-Bolshevik conference.
		They appeared to be against the Reds and Whites making peace- as illustrated by their involvement against the Prinkipo conference- but they didn’t seem to want to help either side win.
	www.planetpapers.com /Assets/6571.php (2285 words)

	1922: Great Britain and the Turks International Journal of Kurdish Studies - Find Articles
		In October, 1918, I was released without condition, save that mine was the task of bearing proposals to my own government for a peaceful settlement and the deliverance of thousands of men from bloodshed and weary struggle.
		In the cabin of the launch, which took me across from Prinkipo to the Sublime Porte, I jotted down in my pocketbook the conditions which I proposed.
		Later on in the evening I saw Raouf Bey, minister of marine, at my house in Prinkipo, and he in turn emphasized the desire of Turkey for friendship and support from England.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0SBL/is_18/ai_n13795275/pg_11 (818 words)

	"Exile in Büyükada"
		Narrated by Vanessa Redgrave, made in Turkey, and based on Isaac Deutscher's "The Prophet Outcast", it combines archival footage with performances by a fine cast of Turkish actors, with one Russian, Victor Sergachev, playing Trotsky with enormous effectiveness.
		Radical activists and scholars would know Büyükada as Prinkipo, which was the biggest of Istanbul's islands and got its name from the fact that princes and deposed emperors were often exiled there.
		When Stalin exiled Trotsky to Turkey in 1929, this latter-day prince of revolution was afraid that this might be a prelude to his assassination--not only by Stalin's agents but by counter-revolutionary Russians in exile themselves.
	www.columbia.edu /~lnp3/mydocs/culture/prinkipo.htm (508 words)

	Morgenthau: I was sent to Athens, Chapter 3
		Notwithstanding the terrible sufferings of the refugees on board, the Greek residents of Prinkipo were not permitted to do anything to help their brethren on these ships, which were anchored within sight and sound of the shore.
		I sent a boat to Prinkipo with barrels of water and boxes of crackers, with instructions to distribute them to the distressed refugees.
		The Prinkipo incident was so flagrant and was so obviously approved by the Turkish authorities that it dispelled any lingering doubts I might have had that an organized effort was being made to frighten the Greeks out of Turkey.
	www.hri.org /docs/Morgenthau/chapter3.html (5922 words)

	Lev Davidovič Trockij / International Left Opposition Archives
		February 18 - Lev Sedov leaves his father in Prinkipo and resumes his studies in Berlin, to which publication of Bjulleten' oppozicii is transferred.
		March 1 - Trotsky's home at Prinkipo burns to the ground, after which he then moves to Kadiköy.
		July 17 - Trotsky and Natalija Sedova sail from Prinkipo, arriving at Cassis, France, July 24.
	www.iisg.nl /archives/en/files/t/10771591full.php (1830 words)

	The Militant - November 24, 2003 -- Black nationalism and self-determination
		Following the death of V.I. Lenin in 1924, Trotsky became the principal leader of the international fight to continue implementing Lenin’s political course and the program for world revolution developed by the Communist International under Lenin’s guidance—the program that to this day continues to underlie the work of communists in every country.
		The excerpt is taken from a discussion between Arne Swabeck, a leader of the Communist League of America, and Trotsky in February 1933 in Prinkipo, Turkey, where Trotsky had been exiled by the regime of Joseph Stalin.
		This and a subsequent 1939 discussion between Trotsky and leaders of the CLA’s successor, the Socialist Workers Party—both of which are printed in this book—helped reorient the communist movement in the United States and form a key part of the political basis of the SWP’s policy toward the struggle for Black liberation.
	www.themilitant.com /2003/6741/674149.html (917 words)

	Ken McMullen zina Filmpage
		Zina Bronstein, Trotsky's elder child by his first wife, has come to Berlin to be treated by Professor Kronfield,(Ian McKellen) after a nine month stay with her father, in exile on his Turkish island of Prinkipo.
		Her treatment involves the use of both psycho analysis and hypnosis, reveals a mixture of memory, fantasy and hallucination in which Trotsky figures prominently.
		Flashbacks show Zina with her father, his second wife, Natalya, and his followers (including Andre Breton) on Prinkipo.
	www.geocities.com /kenmcm_2000/filmpages/zinareviews.htm (562 words)

	It's Easter in Istanbul
		Epitaph procession in the town of Prinkipo on the
		They disembark at the last of the four islands, Prinkipo (Buyukada).
		Exiting the impressive Art Nouveau terminal, one is greeted by a large poster hanging over the main street.
	www.helleniccomserve.com /easterinistanbul.html (840 words)

	Trotsky
		In 1927, Stalin first collected a specimen of the, as yet undescribed, rockfish during a research cruise to the Mediterranean Sea, while aboard the research vessel Third Congress of Soviet Youth.
		In 1931, while in exile on the Turkish island of Prinkipo, Trotsky began to conduct a survey of the local fishes.
		In a letter to Yelena Krylenko-Eastman (wife of the Trotskyist Max Eastman), he wrote: "I have a big favour to ask you in the fishing area.
	www.lovelab.id.ucsb.edu /trot.html (955 words)

	Postcard of Constantinople: Prinkipo, one of the Princes' Islands.
		Postcard of Constantinople: Prinkipo, one of the Princes' Islands.
		Title: Postcard of Constantinople: Prinkipo, one of the Princes' Islands.
		The Harry S. Truman Library is one of eleven Presidential Libraries administered by the National Archives and Records Administration
	www.trumanlibrary.org /photographs/displayimage.php?pointer=13618&people=&listid=4 (38 words)

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		THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ON THE REPLY TO THE PRINKIPO PROPOSAL
		On January 30 a party of four newspaper correspondents, two Norwegians, a Swede and myself, left Stockholm to go into Russia.
		It will be remembered that a proposal was made by the Peace Conference that the various de facto governments of Russia should meet on an island in the Bosphorus to discuss matters, an armistice being arranged meanwhile.
	www.literaturemania.com /19rus10 (1357 words)

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