Greeks of Azov

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The Greeks of Azov are a historic ethnic Greek community settled around the Sea of Azov, particularly in and near Mariupol, known for their distinct dialects, culture, and long-standing presence in the region.

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Greeks of Azov canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek diaspora community
ethnic group
affectedBy Holodomor
Russo-Ukrainian War
Soviet policy toward ethnic and religious minorities
surface form: Soviet nationalities policy

Stalinist repressions
World War II
center Mariupol
country Ukraine
countryOfCitizenship Russian Empire
Soviet Union
Ukraine
culturalCenter Federation of Greek Societies of Ukraine (based in Mariupol)
culturalTrait Greek Orthodox traditions
distinct folk music
local Greek cuisine of Azov region
traditional Greek dances
dialect Pontic Greek
surface form: Mariupol Greek (Rumeíka)

Urum dialect
ethnicOrigin Greeks
ethnogenesis Crimean Greeks
Pontic Greek
surface form: Pontic Greeks
heritage Byzantine tradition
Pontic Greek
surface form: Pontic Greek culture
historicalEvent Greeks in Russia
surface form: Catherine the Great’s resettlement of Crimean Greeks (1778–1780)
historicalRegion Crimea
Sea of Azov littoral
language Rumeíka
Urum
languageFamily Hellenic languages
Turkic languages
mainCity Mariupol
Melekyne
Sartana
Yalta (Donetsk Oblast)
migrationEvent 18th-century resettlement from Crimea to Azov region
partOf Greek diaspora
recognizedMinorityIn Ukraine
region Sea of Azov
religion Christianity
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodoxy
selfDesignation Rumei
Urumi
timePeriod 18th century
19th century
20th century
21st century
writingSystem Cyrillic script
Greek script

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Mariupol ethnicCommunity Greeks of Azov