Grevena Liberated by the Greek Army on 14 October 1912 – Greek City Times

Grevena Liberated by the Greek Army on 14 October 1912 – Greek City Times

During the First Balkan War, the Greek Army liberated Grevena in Western Macedonia on 14 October 1912, ending nearly five centuries of Ottoman rule. The Balkan League—Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria and Montenegro—declared war on the Ottoman Empire on 8 October 1912 and successfully drove Ottoman forces from most of Europe. For Greece, the war marked a …

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Greek Deputy Minister Visits Orthodox Cathedral in Tirana 

Greek Deputy Minister Visits Orthodox Cathedral in Tirana 

Iconographer Christos Papanikolaou guided Gioulekas and the delegation through the cathedral, its chapel, the tomb of the late Archbishop Anastasios and an underground amphitheatre that seats 635 people and serves as a cultural centre. The visit highlighted the cathedral’s religious and cultural significance in Albania, as well as its connection to the legacy of Archbishop …

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Left unprotected

When a potential risk to public health arises, the government’s response cannot simply be “we do not know.” Source link

Massive Ancient Monument Discovered Opposite Greek-Style Temple in Pakistan – Greek City Times

Massive Ancient Monument Discovered Opposite Greek-Style Temple in Pakistan – Greek City Times

Archaeologists investigating the ancient city of Taxila in Pakistan have begun uncovering a monumental structure measuring nearly 100 metres long and more than 50 metres wide, offering new opportunities to explore the region’s complex cultural history, including its connections with the Greek world. Known as Jandial D, the structure stands outside the fortified ancient city …

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