In this city, an ultra-nationalist organization known as the “Three E’s” destroyed a minority enclave in the landmark “Campbell Riots.” Merchants in this city owned a monopoly called the “king’s cloth” by which it supplied its namesake “blue” wool for Janissary uniforms. Several leading Young Turks belonged to this city’s (15[1])Dӧnme community, (15[2])the descendants of the followers of (15[1])Shabbatai (15[1])Zevi. (15[1]-5[1])Revelations concerning Kurt (*) Waldheim’s Nazi past centered on his service (10[1])in this city, where Nazi deportations destroyed a Sephardic (10[1])Jewish community (10[3])that, in (10[1])the 16th century, (10[1])had made up the majority of its population. (-5[1])For 10 points, name this city (10[1]-5[1])known as the “Jerusalem (10[1])of the Balkans” (0[1])during the Ottoman period, which is now the second-most-populous (10[1])city in Greece. (10[1])■END■ (10[3]0[1])