The reader of this book will have the opportunity to learn about one aspect of the struggle of the Greek Asia Minor refugees who settled permanently and were rehabilitated in the Municipality of Naupaktos and the Municipality of Epalleo. Briefly, it presents family stories with information that was difficult to gather. If they were alive today (the first generation of refugees), they would have many stories to tell about their refugee experience.

However, even this modest document, supported by limited written records and photographic material found, holds value for future generations who will be interested in learning about their ancestors. Collecting oral testimonies brings to light the human dimension of the refugees' history, rather than just the impersonal presentation of political or administrative decisions.

Additionally, it is a historical document about the history of the city and the region in general. Because it is certain that the history of this area was woven, decorated, and beautified with the art of the persecuted Greek Asia Minor refugees who settled permanently and proved themselves here.