Abe Lincoln Killed by a “Greek”
The fascinating quality of history is that its true stories are often more compelling than ones that are pure fiction. Such is the case regarding […]
History & Science
Greece’s “OXI” Was United States’ “Nai” to the Diaspora
October 28th is the 74th anniversary of Oxi Day – a holiday celebrated in Greece and by Greeks throughout the world, commemorating Greece’s historic response […]
The 1940-1941 Albanian War: Strategic Implications of the Greek OXI
The first aggression in 20th century history perpetrated by a fascist state was carried out against Greece, 12 years before the Italian conquest of Ethiopia, […]
An OXI Day Story for the Ages: A Bishop’s Courage – Archbishop Damaskinos
By Margie Burns, edited by Sophia S. Huling An estimated 87 percent of the Greece’s Jewish population – 60,000 to 70,000 people – perished during […]
First Greek Singers in Ameriki
Who was the first Hellene in the New World to raise his or her voice in song? Far from an imponderable question we can easily […]
The Legend of the Squared Circle
Chris Jordan is yet another outstanding figure among that exclusive collective of Greek champion wrestlers and notable American-based sports promoters. From the 1880s onward, several […]
Secret Service Agent Giannoules Guarded JFK on Eve of Assassination
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL – On November 22, 1963, Secret Service Agent Ken Giannoules arrived in Austin, TX, scheduled to be part of President John F. […]
Issigonis: the People’s Designer
Sir Alexander Arnold Constantine Issigonis was one of the most creative auto designers of modern times. The Mini, the Minor and the Austin 1100 were his.
The Post-Cold War Generation Seeks Balanced U.S. Foreign Policy
In the past few weeks, numerous reports have surfaced about the growing threat of ISIS. In particular, the alleged plots thwarted in Belgium and in […]
The Cypriot Leadership Visit to New York and Turkey’s Besmirched Reputation
President Nicos Anastasiades, accompanied by his Foreign Minister Yannakis Kasoulides and Government Spokesman Nicos Christodoulides and an array of officials, made his annual pilgrimage to […]
