AGAPW Celebrates Mothers of the Greek Diaspora at Manhattan Event
TNH staff
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Thea Halo, author of the renowned book, Not Even My Name, based on the life of her mother, Sano Thimia Halo, a Pontian genocide survivor, was honored by the Association of Greek American Professional Women (AGAPW) at its annual “Mothers of the Greek Diaspora,” on May 22 at the Atrium Cafe of The Olympic Tower in Manhattan.
Thea Halo, author of the renowned book, Not Even My Name, based on the life of her mother, Sano Thimia Halo, a Pontian genocide survivor, was honored by the Association of Greek American Professional Women (AGAPW) at its annual “Mothers of the Greek Diaspora,” on May 22 at the Atrium Cafe of The Olympic Tower in Manhattan.
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