Easter of 1923. The earthly body of the refugee Christ hangs on a cross. Bloodied, tortured, crucified. All the land of Asia Minor, from Pontus, Thrace, Ionia, down to its shores, now shines, impaled on the cross of its own martyrdom. Cries, bitter tears, unbearable pain. With vinegar and gall, the uprooted have soaked to the depths of their souls as they come to Greece...

The shocking continuation of the book "Weeping Asia Minor." A book that sheds ample light on the most unknown and dark era of modern Greek history, with the "Evzones" intrigues of the military, the peculiarities of daily life, love affairs, entertainment, drugs, death, as the days of the stateless democracy and hope begin to rise from the "depths of the centuries"...

The edition is complemented by unpublished photographs of the Evros Army, sketches, headlines from the press of that historical period, and maps.