On September 17, 1922, U.S. Lt Commander Halsey Powell made the following entry about Smyrna into the diary of the
On September 15, 1922, fires set by the Turkish army continued to ravage the city of Smyrna as more were
On September 13, 1922, the Turkish nationalist army lit four fires around the perimeter of the Armenian neighborhood in Smyrna,
The following article was written by the late Speros Vryonis Jr., a historian who specialized in Byzantine, Balkan and Greek
Only weeks before the departure of the Nazis from Greece, yet another brutal massacre took place in a small village,
On September 1, 2006, Greece’s national team shocked the United States — and the world — after defeating the overwhelmingly
At dawn, Nazi German troops surrounded the small village Cretan village of Kakopetros located approximately 22 miles outside of Hania.
Thousands of pilgrims had gathered on the island of Tinos for the annual celebrations of the feast day of the
No words are sufficient to recall the visual, musical and emotional spectacle that Dimitris Papaioannou created to open the 2004
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