Very early on the morning of May 14, 1962, thousands of fresh red roses were delivered to the Catholic and
Dr. George Papanikolaou is celebrated for inventing the Pap test, which detects early signs of uterine and cervical cancer in women.
On this day in 1999, Greece was on top of the world—literally. Constantine “Gus” Niarchos, the third and youngest son
More than a century ago, The Evening Telegram (defunct since 1952) in Salt Lake, Utah, published a news story about
A 17-year-old boy named Mathios Potagas from the village of Vytina in the Arcadia province of the Peloponnese stared the
Two days after German forces invaded Athens, an American newspaper editorial praised the people of Greece not only for their
On Sunday April 27, 1941 German troops entered and occupied the city of Athens after facing strong Greek resistance in
The media at the time called it the “funeral of the century,” amazed at the miles-long procession of coal miners
On this day in 1941, the Nazi German army entered the Greek capital of Athens, signaling the end of Greek
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