The following is a review of “The First Greek Ambassador to the American Federation 1867-1868: From the Memoirs of Alexandros
While much of Europe was beginning to pick up the pieces after the devastation of the Second World War, Greece
More than 500,000 Greeks — 90 percent men — emigrated to the United States between 1880 and 1920, creating a
A new ministerial decision issued by Greece’s Interior Minister Theodoros Livanios establishes a long-awaited legal framework enabling Greek-born adoptees, particularly
After 77 years on the corner of Pico and Normandie and across from St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Los
It was March of 1951 and became front page news in the local newspapers— The Chicago Daily Tribune and the
A historic mansion in Washington, D.C.’s Kalorama neighborhood, which once served as the Greek Embassy, has been sold following extensive
Coney Islands are a unique type of Greek American restaurant with dozens of brands and variations throughout the nation today,
Following is a piece written exclusively for The Pappas Post by Alexander Kitroeff, eminent professor, author and historian of the
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