Ioannis Kapodistrias (February 10, 1776 – September 27, 1831) Born in Corfu and with roots…
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During the first year of the Greek Revolution, Greeks took up arms to seek freedom…
June 9th, 1821 – Cyprus joins the Revolution of 1821. Three ships sailed from Cyprus…
In his recent address to the Joint Session of the U.S. Congress Greece’s Prime Minister…
Reminiscent of ancient heroics, on this day on May 8, 1821, 120 Greeks led by…
Internationally acclaimed Greek violinist and conductor Leonidas Kavakos was awarded the Greek Parliament’s Gold Medal…
The island of Samos on the night of the 17th/morning of the 18th of April,…
Eight Spetses ships carried out a raid and captured three Turkish ones on Milos
Last week saw the conclusion of celebrations for the 201 year anniversary of the Greek…
Greece’s newly acquired Rafale fighter jets was shown to Athenians for the first time as…
Today’s Google Doodle commemorated the anniversary of the 1821 Greek War of Independence, during which…
This year’s military parade for the 201st anniversary of March 25, 1821 – Greek Independence…
The Indian Embassy in Turkey, known for its “trolling” by consistently making friendly tweets towards…
Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou said on Thursday that Greece will celebrate its Independence Day under…
Each year, Hellenes all over the world celebrate Greek Independence Day on March 25, which is a national holiday in Greece. Today marks the 201st anniversary of Greek Independence Day. This is when Greeks remember their long struggle against the Ottoman Empire, an effort that eventually leads to Greece’s independence.
On Greek Independence Day, the Hon. Anthony Albanese MP, Leader of the Australian Labor Party, sends his very best wishes to all Greeks and Australians with Greek heritage.
The Greek War of Independence from the Ottoman Empire is celebrated every year on 25th…
Ismene Kilia | Portes Magazine The first capital of the modern Greek state is a…
The 1821 Greek Revolution is one of the most important events of the 19th century,…
200 Greek rebels enter Kalavryta, then the biggest and most populated town in the Peloponnese.…