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When Greece drove Europe crazy by winning Euro 2004 – What the European Champions are doing 21 years later
On this day, Greece defeated Portugal 1–0 in the final in Lisbon and won Euro 2004 – Since that triumph, many of the key players remained involved in football, while others were drawn into politics
D-Day: 81 years since the Allied landing in Normandy
How the Allied landing in Normandy was decided – The code names, forces and plan the Germans could not counter
Educational visits by the Schools of the Greek Community of Melbourne to the exhibition “A Healthy Mind in a Healthy Body – The Athletic Heritage of Anatolian Hellenism”
During their visits, students engaged with rare archival material, authentic artifacts, photographs, and personal testimonies that shed light on the vital role of sport in the social and cultural life of the Greeks of Anatolia
Dendias: “SAFE regulation a ‘Kerkoporta regulation’ If EU partners attempt schemes”
The Minister of National Defense references Turkey and European defense at the Palaiologia Festival in Mystras, marking 572 years since the Fall of Constantinople
The Albanian Irredentism in official maps
Official maps depicting Epirus and part of Western Macedonia within Albanian territory – The 1941 map – The 1960 map showing Greater Albania that reached NATO… via Italy – The new Albanian irredentist map of 1981
Battle of Crete: The heroic struggle against the Nazi paratroopers – The massive German losses that shocked Hitler (videos)
On this day, Nazi Germany launched its massive airborne invasion to capture Crete – The heroic resistance by Allied forces and the Cretan people, including women, children, and civilians, forced Hitler to forbid any future airborne operations
