mikhail and ilvina say they are 75% greek.ular culture are in the chikalov family. are especially revered, for the new year , for example, we always bake pita , it’s called pita, we put a coin in it, and the head of the family cuts it on january 14 for the old new year, so he cuts it and whoever gets a piece with a coin, well, he will be happy this year, at least we know those ancestors who came to this land, as far as i don’t know, everyone knows or not that the greeks moved... from crimea under the protectorate of catherine ii and metropolitan ignatius, who brought here and, let’s say, organized a better life than it was in crimea, we have our own little greece here. public transport stop in greek style, local roadside cafe sparta. the path to the orthodox church runs along greek columns, but there are vorzufi - real authentic artifacts of the 19th century associated with the settlers. on a stone of the 19th century, which served the greeks, who moved here in order to knock out grains from the ears that were collected later

his wife ilvina, chairman of the greek society of the village of urzov.n this land, by nationality, but citizenship and territory, the land is ours. we are gurzovites. our greek national dish, i made turtou with zucchini, pumpkin and turtou with meat. lyudmila chikalova bears the name of her great-grandmother, a purebred greek. my great-grandmother herself, a yalta greek, there are greeks, hellenes, greek tatars were considered somehow. so i ’m getting mixed up, well, i know them all from my grandmother’s stories, i’m a pure-blooded greek. mikhail and elvina say they are 75% greek. and the traditions of this particular culture are especially revered in the chikalov family. for the new year, for example, we always bake pita, it’s called pita, we put a coin in it, and the head of the family cuts it for january 14th for the old year, so he cuts it, and whoever gets a piece with a coin, we will be happy this year , at least we know those ancestors who came to this land, as far as i don’t know, whether everyone knows or not, that the greeks moved from crimea,

mikhail and ilvina say they are 75% greek.ular culture are especially revered in the chikalov family. for the new year, for example, we always bake pita, it’s called pita, we put a coin in it, and the head of the family cuts it on january 14 for the old new year, so he cuts it, and whoever gets a piece with a coin, we will be happy this year, at least to the extent we know those ancestors who came to this land, as far as i don’t know, everyone knows or not that the greeks moved from the crimea, e.g. under the protectorate of catherine ii and metropolitan ignatius, who brought here and, let’s say, organized a better life than it was in crimea, we have our own little greece here. greek style public transport stop, local roadside cafe, sparta. the path to the orthodox church runs along greek columns, but in urzufi there are real authentic artifacts of the 19th century associated with the settlers. and actually the stones of the 19th century that served. whatever one may say, we are all united; russia once helped greece free itsel