A laissez-passer — the safe-conduct travel document used for unsettled border crossings — issued to the Jeannopoulos family of Soma, Anatolia around 1920. The document predates the 1922 Asia Minor catastrophe by about two years; it likely covers the family during the unstable period that preceded their final departure from the region.
The children Takis (b. 1911), John Lazare (b. 1913), Mary (~1914), Constantine (b. 1916), and Achilles (b. 1920, so an infant at filing) may also appear on the document depending on how it was drawn.
