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The catastrophe of Smyrna from American Sources- A book review

This book documents from official government and other primary sources, and secondary sources that the burning of Smyrna in September 1922 was a deliberate act executed by the Kemalist forces. …

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Her Voice: Women’s empowering stories of courage and transformation find resonance in the US

My eyes popped wide open when I found Varvara’s e-book: “Her Voice.” I read the first chapter and was immediately deeply moved. How could we share such amazing similarities in …

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Socrates Tsourdalakis presents his book, dedicated to the Cretan pioneers

The book presentation of ‘Cretan Pioneers of Australia from 1829’ by Socrates Tsourdalakis took place in an emotional atmosphere last week. The event, organised by the Cretan Federation of Australia …

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Professor Vrasidas Karalis’ book ‘A History of Greek Cinema’ translated for the homeland

Professor Vrasidas Karalis’ book ‘A History of Greek Cinema’ has officially been released with a Greek translation in Greece, just over ten years since it was first published. The book, …

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Christos Linou commentates on society in his two new publications

Cross-disciplinary artist Christos Linou is back with new work, that melds personal stories to communal and societal issues. His fourth and fifth book, titled ‘BLUFF: ART AS WAR’ and ‘Brunswick …

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Large turnout at ‘Right for a Homeland’ launch

Educator writer and artist Stella Sorotou presented her inaugural poetry collection titled ‘Right for a Homeland’ last week to a Sydney audience including Greek state and church officials, parish members, …

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Michael Alexandratos: Delving into the depth of Greek literature and rebetiko

Three years ago my attention was drawn to a book by the American writer and poet, John Taylor, entitled “Harsh out of Tenderness – The Greek Poet and Urban Folklorist …

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Exploring Greekness and Queerness: Will Kostakis’ Latest Book Delves into the Evolving Identities of Greek-Australians

The evolving nature of Greekness and queerness in Greek-Australians is the basic theme in the latest book by Will Kostakis, ‘We could be something’ to be launched tomorrow in Sydney. …

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Tamis publishes new book on Philhellenism

  Professor Anastasios Tamis’ book The Aegis of Hellas: The Continuing Vigour of Philhellenism in English will be published by the Hellenic Parliament Foundation.Through this book Prof. Tamis, Director of …

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Diatribe: The 1 2 3 of Greek Easter

It was the poet Angelos Sikelianos who referred to Easter as «Πάσχατων Ελλήνων» (Pascha of the Greeks), and rightfully so considering that even in this secular age, Easter is arguably …

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