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Dean Kalimniou

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The apotheosis of Epirus

Delving into the Panepirotic Federation of Australia.

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Australian Hellenism rebooted

How Hellenism Victoria is seeking to transmute the raw elements of Hellenism into something relevant to the place in which we all live.

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Shorten’s Season’s Greetings ruffle feathers in Maribyrnong

Try as you might, you can’t ignore the Greek presence in the federal seat of Maribyrnong, but somehow opposition leader Bill Shorten did.

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Greeks and commerce and industry

Dean Kalimniou reflects on the merchants and businessmen who set about securing the necessary infrastructure that would ensure the viability of an emerging Greek state

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Παραμύθια

Dean Kalimniou’s daughter’s love of a παραμύθι (fairy tale) is understandable, but the Greeks who revel in the tales of newfound Hellenism, not so much.

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Di pasta Greca

Italian or Greek? Dean Kalimniou delves into the origins of pasta.

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The Hellenistic Age

Dean Kalimniou reflects on the 90s, when the epigonoi of the first generation migrants were kings and ruled their limitless world.

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On nannies, corpses and failed states

Media commentary over the funeral of the Old Calendarist Orthodox Metropolitan Bishop of Fthiotis Kallinikos reveals an unnerving Dadaesque preoccupation with his corpse.

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OXI

Dean Kalimniou looks at the significance of the term ‘OXI’ through Greek history.

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Beyond the ‘Poseidonians’

Dean Kalimniou on why Cavafy’s poem Poseidonians still resonates today.

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