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Alexandroupolis

Port of western Thrace in northeast Greece, capital of the department of Évros; population (2001) 48,900. Alexandroupolis is situated on the Aegean Sea, close to the Turkish border, 105 km/65 mi southwest of Edirne. Its main exports are wheat, lignite, livestock, maize, and sunflower and sesame seeds. Imports include fertilizers, coal, sugar, and manufactured goods. Alexandroupolis is also a holiday resort and tourism is a growing industry.

Alexandroupolis has an air link with Athens and is the seat of a Greek Orthodox bishop.

Until 1919 the town was called by its Turkish name Dedeagaç. It was renamed Alexandroupolis, after King Alexander of Greece, when it was returned to Greece in 1919, after being annexed by Bulgaria during World War I. The harbour was damaged in World War II and rebuilt with financial and technical assistance from the USA.



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Irene Christodoulou Medical School, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece & Medical School, Democritus University of Thrace, Alexandroupolis, Greece Corresponding author: Irene Christodoulou, MD, We 8 Heronias Str, Sikies, 56626, Thessaloniki, Greece Tel.
This is to run 320 km from Bulgaria's port of Burgas to a Greek oil terminal to be built at Alexandroupolis on the Aegean.
The recipes themselves range from Saragli ti Alexandroupoli (Walnut Phyllo Roll Alexandroupolis); to Patates me Dendrolivano e Thimari (Potatoes with Rosemary or Thyme); to Keftedes sto Furno meh Domates ke Vasiliko (Baked Meatballs with Tomato and Basil); to &Yia Yia's Koulourakia (Grandma's Easter Cookies).
 
 
 
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