Administrative Region : East Macedonia and Thrace
Regional unit : Evros
Isaakio (Ισαάκιο) Evros
Isaakio is a lowland village in the Evros regional unit at an altitude of 45 meters[1].
Geography - History
Isaakio is located 4.5 km. N.-NE. of Didymoteicho, towards the border line with Turkey and the Evros River. Previously, during the Turkish occupation, it was referred to as "Isak Pasha" and participated in the uprising of the region during the Greek Revolution of 1821, led by the fighter Georgios Liologlou. This effort ended in failure, after the defeat of the revolutionary forces in the Battle of Saltikioi and the village was completely destroyed by the Turkish nobleman Hadjiestref Aga[2][3]. It is officially mentioned as a settlement in the Government Gazette 194A-14/08/1924 as being annexed to the then community of Didymoteicho[4]. According to the "Kallikratis" Program, it constitutes the local community of Isaakio, which belongs to the municipal unit of Didymoteicho of the municipality of Didymoteicho and according to the 2021 census it had 316 residents from 407 in 2011[5].
Personalities
Tasos Dimoschakis, politician and Chief of the Hellenic Police n.e.c.
Zoe Dimoschaki, Mediterranean swimmer originally from Isaakio.[6]
External links
The Thracian idiom in Isaac of Didymoteicho and in the Lycodrome of Xanthi from the website http://www.paratiritis-news.gr
The custom of Pourpouris revived in Isaac from the website https://www.youtube.com
References
Encyclopedia Nea Domi. Tegopoulos - Maniateas. 1996. p. 46, vol. 15.
"Anti-Heretic Enkolpion, Blood Offering and Sacrifices of Thrace 1361 - 1829, Massacre of the Greek Residents of the Village of Isaac-Pasha (Isaakiou Evros)". Archived from the original on 15 October 2012. Retrieved 14 April 2019.
Adamantios Tamvakidis, Gymnasium Principal, Appendix, Volume 3, "Thracian", p. 62
"Administrative Changes of Settlements". EETAA. Retrieved 14 April 2019.
"Official Gazette of the results of the PERMANENT population census 2011 Archived 2020-08-11 at the Wayback Machine.", p. 10488 (p. 14 of the pdf)
"Manoula became the Evritissa champion Zoe Dimoschaki". Thrakisports. 7 August 2014. Retrieved 12 January 2024.
| Municipal unit Didymoteicho |
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| Municipal Community Didymoteicho |
| Didymoteicho (Διδυμότειχο, το) |
| Neoi Psathades (Νέοι Ψαθάδες, οι) |
| Municipal Community Ellinochori |
| Ellinochori (Ελληνοχώρι, το) |
| Thyrea (Θυρέα, η) |
| Lagos (Λαγός, ο) |
| Community Asvestades |
| Asvestades (Ασβεστάδες, οι) |
| Community Asimenio |
| Asimenio (Ασημένιο, το) |
| Community Isaakio |
| Isaakio (Ισαάκιο, το) |
| Community Karoti |
| Karoti (Καρωτή, η) |
| Community Koufovouno |
| Koufovouno (Κουφόβουνο, το) |
| Community Kyani |
| Kyani (Κυανή, η) |
| Community Mani |
| Evgeniko (Ευγενικόν, το) |
| Mani (Μάνη, η) |
| Sitaria (Σιταριά, η) |
| Community Petrades |
| Petrades (Πετράδες, οι) |
| Community Poimeniko |
| Poimeniko (Ποιμενικόν, το) |
| Community Prangi |
| Πραγγίο, το |
| Community Pythio |
| Pythio (Πύθιο, το) |
| Rigio (Ρήγιο, το) |
| Σταθμός, ο |
| Community Sitochori |
| Sitochori (Σιτοχώρι, το) |
| Community Sofiko |
| Sofiko (Σοφικόν, το) |
| Municipal unit Metaxades |
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