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Greek History & Culture Seminars – The population and the settlements of the Peloponnese during the Greek Revolution

Through systematic research it became possible to reconstruct the demographic landscape of the Peloponnese at the conclusion of the Greek Revolution

“Certificate of Attainment in Greek Language” – Registration deadline extended

Candidates who have reached the age of 8 on 31 May of the current year are eligible

Greek History & Culture Seminars – Theodorakis and the Greek art-folk song

Paying due attention to Theodorakis' work and his contribution into the shaping of the Greek art-folk song

GCM 2025 Greek History and Culture Seminars Kicks Off with engaging scholarly presentations

The series opened with presentations from Miltiadis Paikopoulos and Olympia Nelson, each offering unique insights into their respective fields

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Themistoklis Sofoulis – The man who could have saved Greece from the Civil War

The seminar will explore the fascinating life and times of this great Greek while also analysing the obstacles in his path

Greek History & Culture Seminars: The rule of law in classical Sparta

The presentation will focus on the four major Spartan legal institutions

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Ancient emergence to its postmodern ideological descendants of today

The lecture promises to offer a deep dive into Platonism from the 4th century BC to the contemporary philosophical & ideological frameworks

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Rediscovering Joice Nankivell Loch

A pivotal yet often overlooked figure in Australian history

Greek History & Culture Seminars: The Australian Greek Welfare Society (AGSW) – The Early Days

This lecture is part of the Greek History and Culture Seminars series, hosted by the Greek Community of Melbourne

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Athenian society in the 1st Millennium BC from a bioarchaeological perspective

In collaboration with the Australian Archaeological Institute of Athens

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