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Marc Chagall and Greece: a love story hidden between the brush strokes

“Greece is both still Europe but also already the Orient.” Marc Chagall   At first instance, Modernist painter Marc Chagall’s relationship with Greece is not immediately apparent. Referred to by …

Life

My Life in Lockdown: Q&A with historian Jim Claven and communications consultant Vicki Kyritsis

A former senior government adviser and communications consultant, Jim Claven is a trained historian who has been researching the Hellenic link to Anzac for many years now and many readers …

Dialogue

We tried and tested ‘Cooking with Yiayia: The Ikoyenia Series’

The first thing to note about South Australian journalist Stephanie Timotheou’s bilingual children’s book Cooking with Yiayia, is that it is beautifully illustrated. The lines are simple and yet have …

Dialogue

Bert Birtles, his love of Greece and ‘Exiles in the Aegean’

It is fair to say that Melbourne poet, journalist and social activist Bert Birtles harboured an enduring fascination for Greece. He named the poetry journal that he founded in 1935 …

Dialogue

‘Black’ Africans and the Ancient Greeks

As a result of George Floyd’s murder and the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, there have been calls to decolonise the academic fields of Classical and Byzantine Studies. …

Life

The Plague of Athens as told by Thucydides: a timeless analysis of an epidemic

The Plague of Athens (430-426 BCE) stands as a milestone in the development of world historiography; far from being the first case of a widespread or documented epidemic, its particular …

Dialogue

Encomium to Trebizond – historical exploration of the Pontian identity

«Οὕτως ἄνωθεν Ἑλληνικοῦ τε φρονήματος ἔμπλεως ἦν καὶ τὴν ἐλευθερίαν ἔτίμα.» “Thus long our city had a Greek mentality and honoured liberty.” Bessarion: Panegyric to Trebizond Jibes about Pontian magnate …

Life

Grassroots campaign for people to commemorate Gallipoli campaign from their driveways

Traditional services and marches will be cancelled on Anzac Day this year due to coronavirus measures; however a reflection on the spirit of Anzacs is as necessary as ever, even …

Dialogue

Five possible reasons for Greece’s rise from ‘black sheep’ to a shining example in its handling of the coronavirus crisis

Greeks, the rebels of the European Union during the debt crisis, turned into model citizens for once doing exactly as they are told, united in their battle against a global …

News

Greek Community of Melbourne raises funds for bushfire victims

More than 500 people gathered at the function aimed at gathering funds for bushfire victims in Australia. The Greek Community of Melbourne and Victoria held the event at Chasers, with …

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