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Who owns baklava? That’s not the point

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What nationality is baklava? Greek or Turkish? And what about gyros? Kebab? Moussaka? Boiled coffee? These gastronationalism wars, as it were, are studied by Ilay Romain Ors through the lens of social anthropology.

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Who owns baklava? That’s not the point

What nationality is baklava? Greek or Turkish? And what about gyros? Kebab? Moussaka? Boiled coffee? These gastronationalism wars, as it were, are studied by Ilay Romain Ors through the lens of social anthropology.

3 days ago·Athens, Greece

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Kathimerini English Edition broke the news in Athens, Greece 3 days ago on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.

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