Alexander Kitroeff is professor emeritus of history at Haverford College. Born in Greece he studied in the UK, where he received his doctoral degree at Oxford University. His research focuses on nationalism and ethnicity in modern Greece and its diaspora, from politics to sports. He is the author of eight books, including The Greek Orthodox Church in America: A Modern History (2020).
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Introduction
1. The Greeks in Nineteenth-century Egypt
2. Benefiting from British Control, 1882-1919
3. The Rise of Egyptian Nationalism
4. Debates about the Future of the Greeks in Egypt
5. The Second World War Years and the End of the Mixed Courts
6. The Greeks and the Nasser Era
7. The Greek Egyptian Diaspora: Memory and Nostalgia
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