There was an on-going war and from Izmir up to Ankara had been invaded by the Greeks. Turks started a counterattack from the central-west of Anatolia up to Izmir and defeated them in Izmir in the last phase. Thus, massacre to whom by who? It is known as Izmir's Fire, never heard as massacre. The writer of wiki might be a Greek.
In 1922. I found it there in the "history" section.
I think that calling it massacre would not be right.
I don't know, I just read it on Wikipedia... Why do you think so?
There was an on-going war and from Izmir up to Ankara had been invaded by the Greeks. Turks started a counterattack from the central-west of Anatolia up to Izmir and defeated them in Izmir in the last phase. Thus, massacre to whom by who? It is known as Izmir's Fire, never heard as massacre. The writer of wiki might be a Greek.
Yes. It turns out that Wikipedia may have incorrect information.
Thank you for your opinion :)