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Thessaloniki is the second largest city in Greece.

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−	~~The second largest city in Greece.~~ Thessaloniki ~~was named by [[Alexander the Great]] after his sister. The city was~~ the second largest ~~Jewish~~ city in ~~the world until the Austrian Nazi and UN Secretary General~~ [[~~Kurt Waldheim~~]] ~~organized the liquidation of the city's Jews~~.	+	'''Thessaloniki''' is the second largest city in [[Greece]].