Greece Losing Battle of Thessaloniki to Anarchists, Hooligan

Athens gets the hype and most of the tourists, but Greece's second-largest city Thessaloniki, a major port in the northern part of the country, is more cosmopolitan and diverse and was home to the oldest Jewish populations in Europe before the Nazis ended that.

Called Greece's co-capital, it has

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