The document summarizes the expulsion and resettlement of Circassians from their homeland in the Caucasus region between 1864 and 1875. It provides population figures and locations for groups of Circassians who disembarked and were transferred to settlements in Turkey, Romania, Macedonia, and Greece totaling over 1,000,000 people fleeing genocide and ethnic cleansing by Tsarist Russia.

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4. May 21 st 1864 Circassian Exodus

8. 20,000 Circassians disembarked at Varna, where the Turkish Governor Nasrat Pasha, and وصول 20,000 شركسي إلى فارنا – Varna ، والوالي التركي نصرت باشا يرافقه B. Philpot نائب منطقة Lydney يشرفان على ترحيلهم إلى مدينة Cirnavoda الرومانية . 20,000 people July 17 th 1864 Exodus to Romania

12. 7,000 arrived in Dobrogea , as Dimitrie A. Varia reports of the Russian Counselor at Constantinople, Vladimir A. Tepolov , where he stated that in 7,000 Circassians live in Cercheza , and Cerchezu villages at Dobrogea area, and all of the are from the Shapsough clan. 7,000 July 1864 Exodus to Romania

13. 10,000 arrived at Macedonia , and were re-settled in: Serres , Nea-Lonia , Ormylia , Bayrakli , Ernikoy , Houmouto , Elsiani , Demir-Hisar , Apides , Boutokowo , Koulia , and Drama . 10,000 1865 Exodus to Macedonia

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17. Circassian Genocide & Ethnic Cleansing Committed by Tsarist Russia deported more than 1,000,000 Circassians