A family in Greece reflects on enduring grief decades after a devastating bombing that claimed the life of a young woman. The loss has left a lasting emotional void, described as an "empty seat at the table" that time has not filled. Their story underscores the deep, unresolved pain carried by survivors long after such tragedies. The poignant testimony offers a personal glimpse into the human cost of historical violence.
“We were left with holes in our hearts,” said Aphrodite Tsairis, 83, who lost her daughter, Alexia, 20, in the bombing. “There will always be an empty seat at our table."
