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Tales from Trebizond

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Dr. Anastasios Mavrakis

A native of Athens, Greece, Dr. Anastasios Mavrakis is a graduate of the University of Athens School of Medicine. He has completed residencies and research fellowships at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center, Tufts University School of Medicine, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He's now a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center, Tufts University School of Medicine. Dr. Mavrakis is fluent in Greek, English, Spanish, German and French and conversational in Turkish. He is interested in the preservation of historical memory and historical conscience and the photography of endangered monuments. A student of ancient Greek, Dr. Mavrakis also takes special interest in the study of the still surviving ancient civilizations of the Eastern Mediterranean basin and Mesopotamian-Armenian, Greek and Jewish.

3 Comments

  1. Thank you Dr Mavrakis for publishing this second informative article. Yes, our histories and cultures are intertwined.
    I am happy to note in the published photos that a temporary metal roof is now protecting what remains of the Surp Amenaprgich Vank from further destruction.

  2. Anastasios,
    The Holy Spirit is moving me to a quiet place and pause at the beauty.

    Thank you and God Bless You,

    Stephanie (Metropolis) Peterson

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