Masacrul care a cutremurat întreaga Europă. Ce a dus la moartea și înrobirea a peste 100.000 de oameni pașnici

In 1822, the Chios Massacre resulted in the deaths and enslavement of over 100,000 people, marking a tragic event in Greek history. The Ottoman fleet, led by Ali Pasha, attacked the island, leading to widespread violence and destruction. Many residents chose suicide over capture, while others were sold into slavery. This brutal act was a response to Greek independence efforts and drew significant outrage across Europe, influencing international support for the Greek cause. The massacre highlighted the severe consequences of the struggle for freedom and the impact of Ottoman rule on Greek society.