It is a well-documented fact that early in his career, Adolf Hitler took inspiration from Benito Mussolini, his senior colleague
Nearly 90% of Greek Jews perished during the Holocaust and most were killed at Auschwitz/Birkenau. But on the Ionian island
In 1933, on his seventieth birthday, the poet Constantine Cavafy died in an Alexandrian hospital, surrounded by friends. He left
There’s something about the holiday season that makes stories feel even more magical — especially the ones that travel across
Grace Unbound: The Sacred Activism of an Orthodox Bishop narrates Fr. (now Bishop) Demetrios C. Kantzavelos’s journey closer to a
I spent the spring of 2019 teaching at the American University in Cairo (AUC) in the Graduate School of Education.
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The following is a review of “The First Greek Ambassador to the American Federation 1867-1868: From the Memoirs of Alexandros
Elia Kazan remains one of the most polarizing figures in Hollywood history. Born Ilias Kazantzoglou to ethnic Greek parents in
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