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1202:, among other, religious minorities gained equal rights with Muslims and equality provided more certainty in matters of property. Around 20 families formed the basis of economic prosperity for years to come. Through marriages many of them also shared in other families' businesses. In 1874-1875 the "Loggou-Kirtsi-Turpalis" textile factory was founded in Naoussa, probably the first industry in the Balkans in the modern sense of the term. Industrialists have benefited from the international drop in the price of cotton, cheap water as energy and low wages and thus were able to compete satisfactorily cotton imports from abroad. Other industrial textile units followed in the following years and until the beginning of the 20th century. At the same time the Bulgarian woolen producers, who had been strong in the market until then, no longer satisfied the needs of the Ottoman army in terms of quality and thus gradually lost the market of the Empire. The new factories of Naoussa took advantage of the opportunity and the Hatzilazarou factory in particular was unable to satisfy the army's increased demand for woollens.
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of its rich
Industrial past. Already, several of these buildings have fallen to the Municipality, which is beginning to change their use, such as one that houses the Department of Technology Management of the University of Macedonia, while others are being turned into Museums and multi-cultural spaces.
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Naoussa is surrounded by a lot of greenery and has several parks. The municipal park, which was created in the 1950s, has an area of approximately 30 acres, is one of the most important inner-city parks in Greece, with a commanding view of the plain of
Imathia, the landscaped flower garden and a lake
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The city is scattered with industrial buildings that were used during the 19th and 20th centuries mainly as extile factories. From the 1990s onwards, the factories gradually ceased to operate, as a result of the global crisis in the textile industry. Thus, empty trunks were left in the city to remind
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The traditional
Macedonian-style buildings that exist in Naoussa usually occupy quite a large volume and are two-storey with an inner courtyard. They are made of tufa, adobe and wood. Unfortunately, few of them survive today. They are concentrated in various districts/neighborhoods of the city: While
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Naoussa a significant time gap was observed regarding the settlement of the region with an organized form of state. In the late Roman period and the years that followed the ancient settlements began to decline. The resettlement, according to local tradition as well as indirect historical evidence,
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A new trademark tends to be the
Obelisk that is placed in the central square of the city, it was built in 2000 and completed in 2002. It is 11 meters high. The city has no old churches as they were all burned in the Holocaust of the city by the Turks in 1822. The exception is the small Church of the
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In 1772 Naoussa was one of the centers of a conspiratorial movement for a rebellion, instigated by
Sotirios Lefkadios, an agent of Russia. The bishops of Edessa, Berea, Campania, Platamonos, Servia and Kozani, Petra Olympos and others met in Naoussa and Kozani and they decided to form military corps
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and his two sons, about 100 people raised the flag of rebellion and inflicted blows on the conquerors. However a detachment of 800 Turks managed to surround the rebels and finally kill
Karadimos in battle. His two sons were arrested and sentenced to death. The uprising of the Naoussaians in 1705 was
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made frequent raids and occupied, often for a short time, Macedonian cities and regions. Frightened residents of the area took refuge, among other places, in the borders of the present-day city of
Naoussa, in its forests and mountain refuges and contributed to the repopulation of the area. The local
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which the refugees brought from there in 1923. Originally there were around 5,000, but many were destroyed by the collapse of the building where they were originally housed, others were distributed and others were stolen. An attempt is now being made to save the remaining books by copying them into
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that followed the
Occupation the city suffered frequent guerrilla attacks. In August 1946 the city was attacked for three days by large groups of rebels. In October of the same year the city was hit again by a force of 400 communists. A large part of Naoussa, which had about 12,000 inhabitants, was
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were entirely owned by Naousians. Naoussa thus controlled at that time 6 of the 10 textile units of Macedonia which in turn had half the production units of the entire Ottoman Empire. 90% of the workers in the mechanized wool processing units were controlled by Naoussians. In the same year the town
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Despite the devastation Naoussa recovered quickly. The 198 Naussians who were pardoned belonged to the wealthiest families. In addition to the fields they also had 43 workshops and 4 large spinning mills. They were the basis for economic development, especially in the manufacture of wool. Christian
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The Arapitsa of Naoussa is one of the few rivers in Greece that has a feminine name; the river that has gone down in history for the great sacrifice of the city's women in April 1822, who preferred that they and their children fall into its water rather than into the hands of the Turks. At the site
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Naousa was formerly also known as Niausta. A more likely possibility is its establishment as "Nea Augusta" by the Romans, with "Niausta" and finally "Naousa" being a corruption of it. Another folk etymology considers the name "Naousa" to be a transformation of the verb "nao", i.e. to flow or float
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Only in 1849 a form of self-government and relative autonomy was allowed again with the election of a ruler. From 1868 the lords were allowed to become mayors of the city, a title that was for the next years continuously in Christian hands. The mayor could officially decide on the commons and had
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The hallmark of the city is the Clock Tower, commonly known as "Roloi", located in front of the Town Hall. It is a donation of the industrialist Georgios Anastasiou Kirtsis, it was built in 1895 with ashlar and is 25 meters high. It retains its original mechanism. There are thoughts of making it
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and 3-5 Pigadia. In the city, snowfall is not uncommon (snow falls at an average of 10–15 days per year) and measurable amounts of snow can remain on the ground for several days. Typically, downtown Naousa experiences milder winter temperatures than the suburbs where temperatures can drop many
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Konstantinos Yiannis and Nikolaos Toufexis, the fellow competitor of Anastasios Karatasos Georgios Theodosiou, the subordinate officers Constantine Athanasiou and Ioannis Michael and Emmanuel Pipas (born 1800), Anastasios (Tassios) Emmanuel (born 1805), Angelos Ioannou (born 1797), Dimitrios
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At a distance of only three kilometers from the center of the city, the sources of the Arapitsa river are located among dense vegetation of plane trees. Arapitsa supplies water to the city and irrigates the fertile estates of the entire region. The local vegetation also includes wild native
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Economic growth continued unabated even with the city as part of the Greek state. New industrial units were established, agriculture was modernized with systematic tree cultivation and foreign trade took leaps. The city's population experienced a significant increase when large numbers of
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At a distance of 17 kilometers from the city, the ski centers of Seli and that of 3-5 Pigadia are located, which are two of the best known ski centers of Central Macedonia. In fact the Seli ski center is the first organized ski center in the country and is located in the village of
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in "Pouliana" and "Batania" there are the largest, urban buildings, in "Alonia" the smaller folk houses dominate. Among the individual buildings worthy of mention are the "Galakeia" and "Sefertzio" schools and the "Lappio" Gymnasium which were named after the names of their donors.
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At the time of liberation Naoussa was an industrial city and its population was 9,000 to 12,000 inhabitants, of which around 20% were workers (mostly single women). The city had in 1912 three textile factories with 14,200 looms. Another 3 textile factories with 26,500 looms in
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The wider area of Naoussa is famous for its wine production. The Naoussa red wine of the same name has received many awards in the country and abroad. It was one of the first wines in Greece to be released and bottled. The name of the special variety of this wine is
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factories. The Lanaras family built hospitals, social centers etc. while streets of Naousa were named after family members. In the 1990s and 2000s however, most of the local factories closed, leaving Naousa with a serious (and still unresolved) unemployment problem.
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An industrial center since the 19th century, for most of the 20th century the history of Naousa was closely intertwined with that of the Lanaras family, local industrialists who, at the height of their influence, employed almost half of Naousa's population in their
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trees. The location provides organized sports areas such as volleyball, basketball, tennis, football courts as well as a state-of-the-art indoor swimming pool of Olympic dimensions. There are also guest services facilities with hotels and restaurants.
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Historical and Folklore Museum: It has exhibits of the cultural heritage of Naoussa and the surrounding areas. Among the exhibits are local costumes of the town and the region, textiles, looms, weapons and jewelry. It is located at St. Dimitriou
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Despite this parenthesis Naoussa continued to develop at a rapid pace. In a century the population almost doubled and it gained a reputation for both its wines and its educational activities. It thus attracted the interest of the ambitious
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prefect Siah Lianis granted important privileges to its Christian inhabitants. The location where the city is built today was ideal, as the entire plain lay at the feet of the inhabitants who could easily see impending dangers.
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Until the beginning of the 18th century little is known about the city. The first important information refers to an uprising in 1705 when a Turkish official went to the area with the order to recruit young men for the
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its population was 19,706 inhabitants. The wider municipality, after the administrative reform of the Kallikratis plan, had a population of 30,054 inhabitants. Since 1955, by royal decree, it has been designated as a
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in Southern Greece. distinguished Nausian fighters were the centurion Lazaros (Lazos) Georgiou, the officers (Grade VII) Dimitrios Angelopoulos, Konstantinos Karamesinas and Philippos Karamesinas, the defenders of
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After the end of the Civil War Naoussa was reborn from its ashes. Destroyed factories were rebuilt, thousands of workers found work again and the burned-out manor center was rebuilt. From the 1950s until today
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saw Naousa reaching 40 °C for the first time in recent memory, with an absolute maximum of 41.3 °C in July 25. On January 8, 2017, temperature dropped to -10.5 °C, which is a 10-year low.
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1285:(12.02.49). In June 1949 Naoussa was attacked again and 300 inhabitants became hostages. However the Air Force attacked the retreating rebels who eventually released the abductees.
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of approximately 1.5 acres that hosts fish, ducks and swans. In 2021 the municipal park officially joined as a full member of the European Route of Historic Gardens of the
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Simanika Collection: This is a private collection of classical music donated to the Municipality. The collection includes many records, CDs, cassettes and videotapes.
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No ancient settlement has been identified in the current location where Naoussa is built. From the ancient history of the area it is stated that its inhabitants were
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families moved to Naoussa, while the authorities also favoured the settlement of Muslim families to avoid new excursions. 70 Muslim families responded to the call.
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have been excavated at the sites of Kopanos, Hariessa, and Lefkadia, which lead to the conclusion of the existence of an important city, and perhaps the town of
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The municipality Naousa was formed at the 2011 local government reform by the merger of the following 3 former municipalities, that became municipal units:
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In the last years of Ottoman rule Naoussa experienced commercial and industrial prosperity. The development started mainly with the reforms in the
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also had 3 large and dozens of small mills, 3 carpentry plants and dozens of presses, silk mills and smaller wool processing industries.
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Naoussa is served by Naousa railway station on the Thessaloniki-Florina railway. Inaugurated in 1894, it connects the city with
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Skiing club EOS Naousas is the oldest of the city's sporting clubs, having been founded in 1932. Naoussa also hosts the clubs
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Euxinos Pontian Club of Naoussa: Here the visitor will find a large library containing almost 1,000 books from the Library of
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battalions. The residents refused to hand over their children and killed the official and two of his companions. Led by the
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The Greek Struggle for Independence: The Macedonians in the Revolution of 1821
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http://dlib.statistics.gr/Book/GRESYE_02_0101_00023.pdf
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Earlier presence in A1 Ethniki Volleyball and Handball
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The Arapitsa River, as seen from the "Hospital Bridge"
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modern electronic media, studying and preserving them.
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accessible for visitors, allowing views of the city.
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Traditional pedestrian street in an old neighborhood
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3163:"Women and costumes of Naoussa, the end of an era"
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2414:(1810-1883), first U.S. Consul to Greece, author
1907:The 1st Primary School of Naoussa, built in 1911
1250:refugees were settled in Naoussa, following the
2812:. National Statistical Service of Greece. 2003.
2730:Folklore Museum of the Lyceum of Hellenic Women
960:dedication, with the site of ancient School of
908:Flag of the revolutionaries from Naousa (1821).
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2264:List of twin towns and sister cities in Greece
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2784:"ΦΕΚ A 87/2010, Kallikratis reform law text"
1356:. The city lies on the eastern foothills of
1336:Vermio Mountains from Agios Nikolaos, Naousa
940:. Residential facilities dating back to the
2906:(in Greek). Hellenic Statistical Authority.
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420:425.5 km (164.3 sq mi)
4499:Subdivisions of the municipality of
2586:View of the eastern part of the city
2470:(1990-), Greek-Australian footballer
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6022:Municipalities of Central Macedonia
3985:Archaeological Museum of Amphipolis
3956:Byzantine monuments of Thessaloniki
3161:Zaliou-Basiakouli, Eugenia (2014).
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2039:. Among other things one will see
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2196:Earlier presence in A Ethniki
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5191:Eastern Macedonia and Thrace
4454:Decentralized Administration
3625:Ptolemaida-Florina coal mine
3564:Eastern Macedonia and Thrace
2399:(1707–1775), Catholic bishop
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1976:View from the Municipal Park
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3402:Sack of Thessalonica (1185)
3352:Wars of Alexander the Great
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3167:Macedonian Studies Journal
3106:"Αρχειοθετημένο αντίγραφο"
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2572:View from Theologos hill
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2125:Ε.Γ.Σ.Ζαφειράκης Νάουσας
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884:The province of Naousa (
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3898:Alexandrion (Litochoro)
3427:Zealots of Thessalonica
3407:Kingdom of Thessalonica
2439:, textile industrialist
2258:International relations
1427:2007 European heat wave
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4441:Apostolos Tzitzikostas
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4047:Greek Macedonia Portal
3432:Byzantine–Ottoman wars
3412:Empire of Thessalonica
3018:(1968), p. 123-24, 136
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2201:EGS Zafeirakis Naousas
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3382:Theme of Thessalonica
3287:Macedonian Bulgarians
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3825:Pindus National Park
3615:Port of Thessaloniki
3585:Amyntaio Power Plant
3357:Wars of the Diadochi
3275:Jews of Thessaloniki
3263:Macedonians (Greeks)
3094:http://www.veria.gr/
2388:Anastasios Karatasos
2177:Winter Olympic Games
2137:Ζαφειράκης Θεοδοσίου
2026:Wine and Vine Museum
1135:Anastasios Karatasos
1123:Anastasios Karatasos
1108:Anastasios Karatasos
539:Vehicle registration
454: • Density
193:improve this article
182:to meet Knowledge's
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6042:Provinces of Greece
3930:Hellenistic theatre
3925:Archaeological Park
3496:Macedonian Struggle
3372:Barbarian invasions
3251:Ancient Macedonians
2548:Agios Nikolaos park
2443:Eleni Tsaligopoulou
2431:Macedonian Struggle
2273:Naousa, Imathia is
1556:Daily mean °C (°F)
1254:and the subsequent
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1139:Dimitrios Karatasos
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3484:Sanjak of Salonica
3462:Sanjak of Monastir
3377:Theme of Macedonia
3291:Ethnic Macedonians
3237:Macedonia (Greece)
2788:Government Gazette
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3554:Western Macedonia
3467:Sanjak of Serfiğe
3330:Ancient Macedonia
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2772:. 2 October 2004.
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