Tag: philhellenism

Stella Sorotou’s Poetic and Artistic Tribute to Lord Byron: A Journey Through Art, Literature, and Education

Stella Sorotou’s Poetic and Artistic Tribute to Lord Byron: A Journey Through Art, Literature, and Education

Stella Sorotou, a Greek-Australian artist and educator, honours Lord Byron’s legacy in her bilingual poetry collection, BYRON, The Monologue of a Lord. Blending art, literature, and education, Suroto’s work inspires reflection on freedom, nature, and cultural heritage.

Commemorating March 25, Greek Independence Day

Each year on March 25, Greeks worldwide celebrate Greek Independence Day, marking the 204th anniversary of the 1821 uprising against Ottoman rule. This national holiday honors the start of a fierce struggle that ended four centuries of oppression under the Ottoman Empire. From the fall of Constantinople in 1453 to the decisive Battle of Navarino in 1827, Greece’s journey to freedom was shaped by resilience, resistance, and international support. Today, parades and flag-waving from Athens to the global diaspora celebrate a legacy of courage and the enduring spirit of a nation reborn

Running Alongside Barbara Coorey, Aliki Xanthakos Poised to Make History as Youngest Greek-Australian Elected to Council

Running Alongside Barbara Coorey, Aliki Xanthakos Poised to Make History as Youngest Greek-Australian Elected to Council

If successful, Aliki Xanthakos, who is running alongside Barbara Coorey in the local Canterbury Bankstown election, will make history as the youngest Greek- Australian to be elected.

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