1821: The Epic of Messolonghi and the Heroine Women of Messolonghi
This article commemorates the 200th anniversary of the heroic Exodus of Messolonghi and explores the significant role of women in the Greek War of Independence.
The trap of Pasok
The article reflects on the historical significance and decline of the Greek political party Pasok since 2011.
Lloydβs List: Greek-owned ship passed through the Strait of Hormuz with the automatic identification system activated
A Greece-owned panamax bulk carrier has made history by being the first to transit the Strait of Hormuz with its Automatic Identification System turned on since March 2.
"Exodus, 1826-2026" - Commemorative exhibition for the 200 years since the Exodus of Messolonghi
A commemorative exhibition titled "Exodus, 1826-2026" is being organized in Messolonghi to mark the 200th anniversary of the Exodus of Messolonghi.
Iskender Pasha: How the renegade bishop Alexandros Potouras of Chousamantes realized that Christianity is a one-way street
The article discusses the conversion of local Christians to Islam in the province of Of, Trabzon, due to constant attacks and pressures, highlighting the role of Bishop Alexandros Potouras in this religious transformation.
At the Association of Egyptian Greeks for kofte, kumpir, and hummus
The article explores the significance of the Association of Egyptian Greeks in Greece and its rich history, highlighting its cultural offerings and lasting impact on the community.
Cassandra Kouloukountis: Who is the Greek-American who won the first casting Oscar in history?
Cassandra Kouloukountis made history at the 98th Academy Awards as the first casting director to win an Oscar in that category for her work on the film 'One Battle After Another'.
Evagoras Pallikaris: The hero of Cyprus and Hellenism was hanged on this day in 1957
Evagoras Pallikaris, a celebrated hero of Cyprus, wrote his poignant last letter before execution on this day in 1957, reflecting his unwavering spirit and commitment to Greece.
Discovery of a lost leaf from the palimpsest of the Greek mathematician Archimedes
A previously lost leaf from the Archimedean palimpsest has been discovered, containing important mathematical diagrams and texts.
On a small Greek island, there are beautiful viewpoints ad libitum
The article discusses the striking views from the Greek island of Kastelorizo, particularly the unique sunrise experience visible from a European territory overlooking the Middle East.
Oscars: The Greek Moments That Remained in History
The article reflects on significant moments of Greek influence within the history of the Oscars, highlighting the achievements of Greek actress Katina Paxinou.
Navigator Assembly 2026: Shipping at the Crossroads of Global Challenges
The Navigator Assembly 2026 successfully convened over 300 representatives from the shipping industry in Athens, marking an important moment in Greek maritime history as it celebrates 25 years of the NAVIGATOR forum.
Testimony of Ignatios Orfanidis: We founded Makronisos. Out of the eight thousand brought by the 'Kios', only two thousand remained in the end
Ignatios Orfanidis shares his experiences of life in the small Greek settlement of Ai-Ennes, detailing the community's demographics, education, and agriculture before World War I.
The Antique Fates of Czech Brothers. How Apollo and Zeus Conquered the Sky
The article recounts the story of the Czech SouΔek brothers, who symbolize the intersection of American dreams and Czech heritage through their family's journey to the United States.
This Sunday with VIMA: The etymological dictionary of Babiniotis, Vima in History 'Eleftherios Venizelos', collectible issue Hello & BHMAgazino
This weekend's issue of VIMA features an etymological dictionary, historical insights on Eleftherios Venizelos, and a collectible magazine installment.
P. Pavlopoulos: The Heroic Exit of Messolonghi as a Timeless Source of Inspiration for the Fulfillment of Our National Duty
Former Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos spoke in Corinth about the Heroic Exit of Messolonghi, marking its significance as an inspiration for fulfilling national duties.
The bombing attack at the 'Elli' cinema in March 1978
A bombing at the 'Elli' cinema in Athens on March 11, 1978, injured 18 people amid a backdrop of political unrest.
Polyhymnia Panagiotidou: The Pontian Woman Who Paved the Way for Female Pharmacists
Polyhymnia Panagiotidou was a pioneering figure in Greek society, recognized as the first female pharmacist and pharmacy owner in Greece, though her legacy remains underappreciated.
Eleftherios Venizelos, 90 years since his death
A commemorative volume on Eleftherios Venizelos is being offered by To Vima, marking 90 years since his passing and recognizing his significant impact on modern Greek history.
International Women's Day and Greek Women
International Women's Day is celebrated on March 8th each year to honor the struggles and achievements of women, recognizing its roots in early 20th-century labor movements.
The Empress of Trebizond: Helen Kantakouzene, the Antigone of Pontus, in a German poem from 1855
Helen Kantakouzene, regarded as the last empress of Trebizond, is a historical figure entwined in myth, known for her family ties and tragic fate following the fall of Trebizond.
Eleftherios Venizelos: The path of a leader in the troubled Greece of the 20th century
A discussion on the life and political legacy of Eleftherios Venizelos, a significant figure in modern Greek history, highlighting his contributions during turbulent periods in Greece.
Nikos Dendias on the Dodecanese and the 78th anniversary of their integration
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias commemorates the 78th anniversary of the Dodecanese Islands' integration into Greece on March 7.
N. Kaklamanis: 'The collection of photographs of the 200 executed is now a monument of our modern history'
Greek Parliament President Nikitas Kaklamanis praises the acquisition of a collection of 262 photographs documenting the execution of 200 patriots by Nazis in 1944, highlighting its significance as a tribute to history and resilience.
Kaisariani: Mitsotakis on the photos of the 200 - "I felt shivers and pride"
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed deep emotion and pride upon the unveiling of the historic photos of the 200 executed in Kaisariani, emphasizing their significance as evidence of Nazi atrocities and the struggle against fascism.
BogusΕaw Chrabota: I Dream that Iran is Reborn in its Best Incarnation
The article reflects on perceptions of Persia throughout history, drawing connections between ancient Greek philosophical thought and modern interpretations of Iranian identity.
Winter 2025β2026: The 2nd Warmest in Greece Since 1960 β The Disquieting Data from Meteo
Greece is experiencing one of the warmest winters in its recorded history, exacerbating concerns over climate change.
Kaisariani: Historical photos of the execution of 200 revealed to the public
The Greek Ministry of Culture has publicly displayed historical photographs documenting the execution of 200 communists in Kaisariani on May 1, 1944, shortly after the state acquired this significant historical material.
The Soft Power of the Greek Language
The article discusses the significant role of the Greek language in shaping national identity and power dynamics.
Testimony of Elizabeth Kyrostitlidu: Crying we took communion in church. The priest said: 'Come for the final farewell...'. We were like the dying
Elizabeth Kyrostitlidu shares a poignant account of her experiences during the population exchange in Greece, emphasizing the deep emotional impact it had on the community.
Come on, let's go to Susa
The article reflects on the complexities of victory and defeat in war, referencing Aeschylus's tragedy "Persians" to highlight the cyclical nature of historical events and the implications of power dynamics.
March 3, 1918 - Treaty of Brest-Litovsk: The day the Greeks of Eastern Pontus surrendered to their persecutors
The article discusses the historical significance of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk for the Greek communities in Eastern Pontus, marking a catastrophic turning point as their territories were surrendered to the Turks.
A Game on the Edge of the Razor
The Greek Prime Minister's decision to dispatch the newly commissioned frigate 'Kimon' to Cyprus marks a significant point in the nation's military history amid escalating regional tensions involving Iran, Israel, and the U.S.
Lives after the Treaty of Lausanne - The Pontic refugees through the archives of the National Bank
The article discusses the impact of the Treaty of Lausanne on approximately 1.5 million Greek Orthodox refugees, particularly focusing on the unique identity and integration challenges faced by the Pontic Greeks.
The man who deceived millions and became a legend: The dark empire of Sergey Mavrodi β Criminal with a Greek name
Sergey Mavrodi, known for creating the largest financial pyramid scheme in post-Soviet history, is both a controversial figure celebrated by some and reviled by many.
Unbelievable Karalis cleared 6.17 meters - Second best performance of all time
Emmanouil Karalis excelled at the Greek indoor athletics championship by clearing 6.17 meters, marking the second best performance in pole vaulting history.
Pasta made in Greece by Michailidis from Minor Asia and Konstantinidis of Jewish descent β The first steps of a Greek company that made history
The article discusses the founding of the first Greek pasta factory, MISKO, which began operations in 1927 in Piraeus, highlighting the collaboration between two entrepreneurs from different backgrounds.
Kostas Voutsas died today β The shocking story of the grandfather who was killed by the Turks because he refused to wear the fez
This article commemorates the life of Kostas Voutsas, a beloved Greek actor, and reflects on the historical significance of his grandfather's resistance against Ottoman rule.
Menelaos Charalampidis: Kaisariani, the Minor Asiatics, and the History That Still Concerns Us
Menelaos Charalampidis explores historical sites in Athens related to the Occupation and the Civil War, emphasizing the personal connections to this significant period of Greek history.
How the 200 of Kaisariani are overturning the memory of the Resistance β Historians explain
Photographs of the execution of 200 fighters in Kaisariani deeply moved the Greek public and highlighted the role of photographic documentation in understanding modern Greek history.
The Russian stamp featuring Kapodistrias and the messages behind its issuance
The Russian Foreign Ministry issued a stamp featuring Ioannis Kapodistrias to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the notable Greek diplomat and governor.
The history of lagana and a surprise recipe
The article explores the historical significance of lagana, an ancient Greek flatbread, highlighting its origins and cultural relevance in ancient Athens, particularly through the works of playwright Aristophanes.
SYRIZA: "The job of the Minister of Health is not to give orders for arrests, nor to threaten doctors"
The Greek political party SYRIZA condemned the actions of Health Minister A. Georgiadis, who was recorded allegedly threatening a doctor during his arrest, calling the incident horrifying and reminiscent of dark times in Greece's history.
Charis Doukas: Athens Must Finally Acquire a National Resistance Museum
Athens' Mayor Charis Doukas emphasizes the need for a National Resistance Museum to honor the historical significance of Greeceβs resistance against Nazi occupation, particularly following the recent revelation of shocking visual documents of Nazi executions in Kaisariani.
Doukas' Initiative for a National Resistance Museum β Meeting with Charitsis and Charalambidis
Athens Mayor Haris Doukas is advocating for the establishment of a National Resistance Museum following a meeting with political and historical figures.
Kaisariani: The collector of the photographs says he is 'happy and relieved'
Tim de Craene, a Belgian collector, expresses his happiness and relief following an agreement regarding historical photographs from Kaisariani that now form part of Greek history.
"Faced the Great - Made the Impossible Possible": The Eulogy of K. Tasoulas for Eleni Glykatzis-Arveler
The eulogy delivered by Greece's President expresses great respect and admiration for the late historian Eleni Glykatzis-Arveler, celebrating her contributions and impact on Greek history and culture.
Kaisariani: The photographs of the 200 are authentic - They will be acquired by the Ministry of Culture
The authenticity of photographs related to the execution of 200 individuals in Kaisariani has been confirmed, and a preliminary agreement for their acquisition has been made by the Greek Ministry of Culture.
Final farewell to Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler: The funeral of the great Byzantinologist held in a somber atmosphere
The funeral of esteemed Greek Byzantinologist Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler was held in Athens, attended by numerous political and academic figures, following her passing at the age of 99.
Mitsotakis: "The life of Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler has become a companion of Greek evolution"
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis delivered a eulogy for Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler, praising her contributions over a century of life filled with research and cultural service.