A flotilla organized by Asa Jennings rescued over three hundred thousand survivors of a disaster in this city chronicled in a book by US Consul George Horton. (15[1])Following its liberation, French soldiers were ordered not (15[1])to intervene as a mob lynched this city’s metropolitan bishop. The mathematician Constantin Carathéodory founded a university in this city that was forced to close before ever taking students. (-5[1])Surrendering soldiers in this city were executed for refusing to shout “Long live” a soon-to-be (*) eight-term prime minister. A namesake zone around this city was granted to an occupying force (-5[1])in the Treaty of Sèvres (10[1]-5[1])(“SEV-ruh”). Ernest Hemingway’s In Our Time opens by depicting British sailors (10[1])trying to establish order on this city’s quai during an event likely ordered by Nureddin Pasha. For 10 points, a 1922 “great” fire (10[1])destroyed (10[1])what once predominantly Greek port city in Anatolia? (10[3])■END■