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[edit] Ayastefanos - Ayios Stefanos

Ayastefanos, like ayasofia means nothing and is the turkish approximation to the greek name Aghios Stephanos (or Aghia Sophia). If there is to be a reference in the article to the greek name of the place, the reference should be to the Greek name not the Turkish transliteration of the name. The village was called Άγιος Στέφανος. Alessandro, please reconsider your revert. www.yesilkoyum.org