> Michalis Stoukas
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The brutal Bulgarian occupation of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace: Why the Bulgarians delayed their withdrawal from Greece in 1944
The political change in Bulgaria and its shift to an anti-German position – The curious stance of the KKE, the USSR and the Allies – When did the Bulgarians finally leave Greece?
Renowned Greek singer Dimitris Xanthakis dies
Piraeus-born Xanthakis, celebrated for a string of 'laïko' music hits through the 1960s, 70s and 80s, passed away on Sunday 2 August; his funeral took place on Tuesday, his son Vasilis announced in a Facebook post
Moscopole: The Greek town of 50,000 in Northern Epirus destroyed by Turco-Albanian forces in just three days in 1769
Where is Moscopole located? Who lived there? Why was it known as the "Athens of Ottoman Rule"? How many people lived there in 1769, and why was it destroyed by Albanian armed bands? The town's eventual capture by Ali Pasha
The Hellenic Police report on solved thefts and burglaries: 7 out of 10 Greek gangs consist of Roma, while 18.71% are foreign nationals
The official Hellenic Police report on serious and organized crime for 2024: Roma dominate Greek gangs at a rate of 76.69%, while among foreign gangs, Albanians account for 48.15%
Memorial Day for the Pontic Greek Genocide: Kemal and the massacre of 353,000 Pontic Greeks that went unpunished
The plan for the extermination of the Greeks of Pontus was organized by Mustafa Kemal and carried out by the bloodthirsty, Laz by origin, Topal Osman - the horrific crimes that were committed through massacres, looting, rapes, slave markets, and exterminations in the Labour Battalions
Dervenakia, Messolonghi, Navarino: Three pivotal moments of the 1821 Greek Revolution
Three significant events of the 1821 Revolution: The Battle of Dervenakia (1822), the Exodus of Messolonghi (1826), and the Battle of Navarino, which largely determined the outcome of the Struggle – The role of the Church and the clergy in the Revolution
Stalin, the inhuman conditions of the Gulags and the incredible incident in the refugee Community of Kostas Loules in Florika (photos)
What life was like in the Gulags directly linked to the Stalinist regime and how many people lost their lives
Esat, the last Pasha of Ioannina: Captivity, the applause of Greeks in Piraeus, staying in a luxury hotel in Kifisia
Greek-born Esat, the last Pasha of Ioannina, a brave military officer – His captivity and arrival in Piraeus amid applause from a crowd of Greeks – Staying in a luxury hotel in Kifisia and at the estate of Th. Pangalos until December 1913 – The Turkish prisoners also received their salaries!
