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360o VIRTUAL TOUR AT ANCIENT MILETUS
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Visit the new web site "360o Virtual Tour at Ancient Miletus" to wander through the streets of the city and to learn about their monuments in panoramic view. Enjoy the immersion into the virtual environment through the Internet and see the ancient city come back to life as it was 2.000 years ago.
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Encyclopedia of the Hellenic World
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The Encyclopedia of the Hellenic World (EHW) is an original electronic work dealing with the collection, recording, documentation, presentation and promotion of the historical data of the presence of Hellenic culture through space and time. The EHW is structured in geographically specified volumes and includes mainly entries from areas that lie outside the borders of the Greek state.
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"The Ancient Agora of Athens"
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The Digital Virtual Reality Collection “The Ancient Agora of Athens” is an internationally unique project, which visualizes information about the Ancient Agora, the centre of political and cultural life of the Athenian Democracy. This virtual journey from the 5th century BC to the 3rd century AD becomes for the visitors a journey of discovery, where they can explore the landscape, participate in virtual activities and experience the everyday life of that period.
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http://project.athens-agora.gr/
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Enabling future generations to find their roots...
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The Foundation of the Hellenic World has undertaken the work of preserving the personal and family memories of Hellenism and presenting them to the future generations of Greeks. Through the personal and family history of every refugee, from Asia Minor, Black Sea, Eastern Thrace or Constantinople, we reconstruct the character of Hellenic presence both within and outside the present day borders.
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www.genealogies.gr
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First National Assembly
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On the 20th of December 1821 the First National Assembly began its proceedings at Piada (ancient Epidauros). Representatives from the most revolted regions attended the assembly. The majority of the representatives were local notables and clergymen from ...
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Hagia Sophia, inauguration of the church, 360
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On the 15th of February 360, at Mese, the central point of the Byzantine capital near the Great Palace, the church of Hagia Sophia was inaugurated, destined to become the symbol of Constantinople and of Byzantium in general. In the inauguration ceremony ...
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First Balkan War
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The First Balkan War begun in October 1912. After the rejection of the Greek ultimatum to the Ottoman government, the Greek army in Thessaly occupied Elassona, Kozani and Grevena. Then, it was decided to occupy Thessaloniki. The decisive battle took place ...
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Hagia Sophia, inauguration of the church, 532
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During the Nika Revolt (11-18 January 532 AD) Hagia Sophia was destroyed by a fire. Immediately after suppressing the revolt Justinian decided to rebuild the church on the ruins of the basilica of Constantius. Forty days later the foundations were set and ...
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First Ecumenical Council in Nicaea
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The first Ecumenical Council, which was held in Nicaea of Bithynia, was concluded on June 19th 325 AD. In this Council for the first time fundamental articles of faith were codified, which, with various articles of faith, which, with various modifications ...
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28th of October 1940
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On the 28th of October 1940 the Italian government sent an ultimatum to the Greek one, requesting free passage of Italian troops through Greek soil and control of numerous strategic locations in the country. Ioannis Metaxas rejected the humiliating ...
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FRIENDS ASSOCIATION
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FHW's Friends Associ- ation.
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