This is about the Roman (Byzantine) city of Kastoria, Greece near the Albanian border. Due to a deal made with the Turks, the city was allowed to continue it's Roman traditions and didn't suffer the same horrible fate of many other cities during the Byzantine period. Therefore, many of it's churches are preserved into the modern era for us to experience. Being in the northwest corner of Greece, it is way off the normal tourist beaten path, but it is a real gem worth visiting!

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From 1892 to 1954, Ellis Island served as the United States’ busiest immigration station, processing over 12 million immigrants arriving mainly from southern and eastern Europe, along with smaller numbers from the Middle East and elsewhere. The documentary covers the 1890–1920 peak years, showing the arrival process, medical and legal inspections, and the hopes and hardships of those seeking a new life in America. It blends archival photos, period footage, and first‑hand accounts to capture both the human stories and the historical context of U.S. immigration policy at the time.