Matthaios Kofidis (Greek: Ματθαίος Κωφίδης, 22 March 1855[1] – 1921) was an Ottoman Greek businessman, historian and a politician, who was a member of the Ottoman Parliament. He was elected in three successive periods from 1908 to 1918. In 1921 he was among the notables of the Greek community of the Pontus region who were hanged by the Turkish nationalists of Mustafa Kemal.[1][2]
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MatthaiosKofidis (Greek: Ματθαίος Κωφίδης, 22 March 1855 – 1921) was an Ottoman Greek businessman, historian and a politician, who was a member of the...
era MatthaiosKofidis (1855–1921), Greek businessman and member of the Ottoman parliament Matthaios Paranikas (1832-1914), Greek scholar Matthaios Tsahouridis...
committed occurred both inside and outside Turkey. The hanging of MatthaiosKofidis in Amasya, former member of the Ottoman parliament, who opposed any...
MatthaiosKofidis, former member of the Ottoman Parliament, was among the several notables of Pontus, hanged by an "Ad hoc Court of Turkish Independence"...
hanging. Among them was the former member of the Ottoman parliament, MatthaiosKofidis. They were charged of supporting the independence movement of Pontus...
İmameddin Eyüboğlu İzzet [tr] Saraçzade Ali Naki Efendi Falcızade Mahmud MatthaiosKofidis Rum Lazistan (Rize) Ahmed Pasha Independent Turk İbrahim Ferid Efendi...
Progress Party Turk Hafız Mehmet Servet Bey Yorgi Yuvanidis [tr] Rum MatthaiosKofidis Independent Naci Bey Turk Mahmud Bey Lazistan (Rize) Ziya Molla Bey...
radical figure, was sentenced to death. However, so were men like MatthaiosKofidis, a politician popular among Muslims and Christians alike. Historian...
Nemlizâde Hacı Osman Independent İzzet Eyüboğlu [tr] Mahmud Memduh MatthaiosKofidis Rum Gümüşhane Hasan Fehmi (Ataç) Union and Progress Party Turk Hayri...
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