Turkish and Greek Dance Night celebrates cultures traditionally in conflict
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Growing up in Thessaloniki, Greece, marketing senior Maria Palestis had always been told Greece and Turkey were political adversaries, constantly butting ideological heads.
“My parents think that way (and) my great grandparents definitely think that way,” she said. “But our generation has definitely broken down those barriers.”
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