Discovered by chance, a mass grave revives memories of Greece’s brutal civil war
- Workers in Thessaloniki uncovered a mass grave with 33 sets of bones, revealing a significant historical find related to Greece's Civil War.
- Authorities confirm the site has great historical and national importance, and plans for DNA testing are underway to identify the remains.
- Descendants of victims have been visiting the site, leaving flowers and requesting DNA testing to retrieve their relatives' remains, as noted by Mayor Simos Daniilidis.
- The discovery has reignited memories of a wartime legacy suppressed to avoid past conflicts, as highlighted by Agapios Sachinis, whose uncle was executed.
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