Founding School in Thessaloniki
After 1921 he worked in Thessaloniki. Initially, together with a partner, G. Karantanis, they took over the management of a school established by Stephanos Noukas (The Maraslion School of St. Noukas). At first, the school was known as the Natsinas - Karantanis School, but, subsequently, after the two partners split, the school was renamed the Theodoros Natsinas School.
He is the author of the book "Macedonian Itinerant Merchants in the Countries of Austria and Hungary" (First edition 1939 Thessaloniki - Last edition 1961 from West Macedonia newspaper of Thessaloniki).
The municipality of Thessaloniki honored him by naming a city street after him.
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