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Greeks of Cairo: The Fascinating Bond Between Greece and Egypt

The Spetseropouleion Greek School in Heliopolis, Cairo. Credit: Anastasios Papapostolou / Greek Reporter The small, but vibrant, remaining Greek community in Cairo, Egypt has its roots deep in history. These are no mean achievements for the Greeks of Cairo, who since the mid-1950s have abandoned Egypt in droves. Until the nationalization drive of the Nasser era, tens of thousands of Greeks lived — and flourished — there in the fields of business and agriculture as well as in the realm of the arts. After years of restoration work, the historic Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, which was built in 1914...

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Greeks Worldwide Celebrate Saints Constantine and Helen

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Greeks of Cairo: The Fascinating Bond Between Greece and Egypt

greekreporter.com - 10/May 10:11

The small, but vibrant, community of Greeks, with roots deep in history, remains in the Egyptian capital of Cairo to this day.

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The Patron Saints Protecting Greece’s Armed Forces

greekreporter.com - 14/May 06:43

Each Greek armed force has its own patron saint, indicating that the creation of the modern Greek State is deeply rooted in the Orthodox Church. The...

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Why Greek Philosopher Empedocles’ Four Elements Theory is Still Relevant

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Egypt suspends new licenses for restaurants and cafes in four neighborhoods to protect heritage

egyptindependent.com - 08/May 22:12

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Greek Orthodox Priest’s “Paradise Metal” Album Gains Global Acclaim

greekreporter.com - 17/May 13:23

Paradise Metal by Father Dionysios Tambakis, released in April, gained global acclaim and became one of the best-selling albums on Bandcamp.

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The Massacre of the Infants of Santa: A Tragic Chapter in the Pontic Greek Genocide

greekreporter.com - 19/May 06:36

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Istanbul’s Bulgarian Orthodox Church Bans Greek-Language Services After Ecumenical Patriarchate Dispute

greekreporter.com - 09/May 17:41

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When the Greeks of Smyrna Welcomed the Hellenic Fleet in Asia Minor

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On May 14, 1919, thousands of Greeks of Smyrna wore their best clothes and rushed to the city’s seafront to get a glimpse of the Hellenic Navy....

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Drugs in Ancient Greek and Roman World

greekreporter.com - 19/May 13:45

Drug use goes back to ancient times, with research showing that the Greeks and Romans used and sometimes abused cannabis and opium. These ancient...