The wartime Archbishop of Athens, Damaskinos was born on March 3, 1891 in Dorvitsia in central Greece. As head of
This article was written by Nick Dearden, director of Global Justice Now (formerly World Development Movement). Previously, Dearden was director
When Archbishop Athenagoras assumed his new position as Greek Orthodox Archbishop of America on February 24, 1931, he was faced
On this day in South Omaha, Nebraska, thousands of Greeks fled their homes in the city’s Greektown after an organized
Nikos Kazantzakis was Greece’s most prolific writer and remains in history as one of the most famous contemporary Greeks worldwide.
The invading Nazis faced resistance even before they landed on the island of Crete with locals waiting below falling parachutists
Hollywood elite assembled at Grauman’s Chinese Theater on February 8, 1941 for a radio show called “America Calling” to raise
George Dilboy (Giorgos Dilbois) was born on February 5, 1896 in the Greek town of Alatsata near Smyrna in Asia Minor, or
On the anniversary of the passing of Stamatis Moraitis, his legacy, and message, live on. Moraitis, who did not remember
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