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THE “OXI DAY” AND THE OMOGENEIA
By Prof. Aris Michopoulos, HCHC
In a few days, Hellenism around the world will celebrate the “OXI DAY.” It is a day that makes us...
Greek Colonel Mordechai Frizis, an Unknown Great Jewish Hero of the Second World War
By Dr. Michael Matsas
In October 1940, large Italian forces suddenly invaded Greece from Albania. The newspapers kept informing us of a “strategic retreat” until...
The Greek-American Volunteers of the Greek Battalion, WWII
By Commander Demetries Grimes
It is said that Cadmus’ Spartoi (sown men), rose from the slayed dragon’s teeth he planted in the ground in Thebes....
Delaware County Veterans Memorial in Newtown Square Monthly Casket Flag Raising Ceremony Sunday November 8 , 2015 5 pm
Delaware County Veterans Memorial in Newtown Square Monthly Casket Flag Raising Ceremony Sunday November 8 , 2015 5 pm
October 28th Greece Celebration in WWII: Its Link to Russian Invasion By Catherine Tsounis
By Catherine Tsounis
With the passing of the WWII generation and baby boomers, Greece’s heroism in WWII is not remembered by many, except in our...
Greece Has A Long History of Defending the West
by Constance Baroudos, M.A.
Only five of 28 NATO members meet the alliance goal of dedicating two percent of gross domestic product to defense: the...
Heroes of the Moment: The Greek Americans in WWI
By Catherine Tsounis
“Has a philosopher like you failed to discover that our country is more to be valued and higher and higher and holier...