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CHICAGO, IL, January 30, 2021 — The Venizelos Foundation, USA recently launched its operations in the United States to honor…
A message from his family: Dear Friends~ It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our dear father, Nick Karakas, husband…
I had a piece of good luck in traveling to Russia before covid-19 and Middle East problems. “We are passing…
Aphrodite (or Venus to the Romans) was born near Paphos, Cyprus. The Greek myth says the Goddess of love and…
Today, Congressman Gus Bilirakis released the following statement: “As Co-Chair of the Congressional Caucus on International Religious Freedom and an…
By Catherine Tsounis “There was a historic St. Demetrios. His bones are here. There is historical proof,” explained attorney Panagiota…
By Marcus A. Templar, Contributing Editor In a recent fraudulent press release dated October 26, 2019, the World Macedonian…
“It is the mark of a bad general when all is peaceful, to incite his neighbors to war intentionally-for peace…
The First Undergraduate BA Program Taught in English at a Greek Public University has Been Announced
“BA Program in the Archaeology, History, and Literature of Ancient Greece”, Presentation of the first undergraduate program in English at…
On Tuesday, November 5th, a delegation from the U.S. Embassy in Greece, including the Cultural Attaché, Ms. Jennifer Schueler,…
by Thea Halo Many people are very pleased that the US House of Representatives finally, after over 100 years, passed…
By Paul Pavlakos, Supreme President of the Sons of Pericles With Oxi Day recently passed and with Turkey’s continued…
By David Bjorkgren, Senior Editor SPECIAL TO THE HELLENIC NEWS OF AMERICA Oxi Day begins with one Greek man’s…
Η πόλη γιορτάζει τα 107 χρόνια απελευθέρωσής της από τον τουρκικό ζυγό, ένα κορυφαίο γεγονός, μία ζωντανή μνήμη, η οποία…
Dean C. Lomis, Ph.D., Contributing Editor October 28 is a solemn day in the history of Greece and Greek…
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