This publication is a "digital album" with three-dimensional photorealistic reconstructions of the most important buildings of ancient Olympia, which are presented with emphasis on historical accuracy and construction details.

Educational children's book which familiarizes children with ancient Olympia, through texts and stickers. The only prerequisite is the creative participation of young readers!

Printed album with three-dimensional photorealistic digital reconstructions of the buildings of the Ancient Agora in the Classical Period. It brings to life, with excellent accuracy, one of the most important sites of ancient Hellenic culture and of the Classical world.

The book is accompanied by photographic material of huge importance and presents craftsmen, workshops and handicrafts in their natural areas.

Children's book with leading character a snail which does not like its orange color and seeks desperately ways to change it. Of course, in the end is discovers the value of its uniqueness, as of every living creature on the Earth.

Following the great success of the first book, it was decided to publish a second volume, as a supplement to the first. The work, written by Katerina Korre-Zografou, deals with the islands of Mikonos, Santorini, Kithnos, Naxos, Rhodes and Kos.

Third and last part of the series "People and Traditional Professions in the Aegean" which this time focuses on Crete and Skiros. The author traces the development of the traditional professions in these islands and at the same time outlines the changes of the traditional communities in the last three decades of the 20th century. She combines in a unique way written sources, personal narrations and the products of material arts, which constitute valuable first material.

The publication “The Bracelet: Neo-Hellenic and Ethnic (19th-20th century)” was created in the framework of the exhibition with the same title which was hosted at the Semele Hall of the "THEATRON" and constitutes an examination of the history of this jewel in the last two centuries. Apart from the aesthetic value of the bracelets, the publication brings to light aspects of the historical and social dimension, since they reflect social stratification and constitute an indication of their owners' prosperity.

The first section of this book puts the pottery of the Tsanak Kale (Dardanelles) into historical context, explaining its general characteristics and how, while examples have been found as far afield as Russia, Romania and France, the bulk of its output was channelled towards Constantinople, the Aegean islands and the eastern coasts of the Greek mainland.

An examination of the 3,000 years of residential and 2,000 years of ecclesiastical history of the city, the important cultural centre of Asia Minor, mainly during the period of Alexander the Great, as well as the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine period.

Cyrus Kokkas records the unknown Pontos, depicting with sensitivity, passion and keen observation both the character of Pontos with the intense contrasts and its people during their daily activities and their experiences. The pictures of the album are accompanied by the text of the historian Vlassis Agtzidis, which present the diachronic history of Pontos.

The most complete presentation of ancient Ephesus in Greek, in a tasteful, deluxe publication of 456 pages, which was realized with the kind support of the J. F. Costopoulos Foundation. Excellent illustration, original architectural drawings and scientific texts -the result of the collaboration of numerous scientists- bring to life the turbulent history of the ancient city, traces of which can be recognized in the great number and peculiarity of its monuments.

This book presents in a unique way the architecture of Priene, a city in western Asia Minor, concisely recording all the material from the first excavation of 1894 up to the present day.

The book "Usak: My Homeland" records the history of Usak, the authorΆs place of origin. This city of Phrygia was near Philadelphia and its Greek and Byzantine name was Timenou Thirai. The author attempts to narrate the history of his family and at the same time the history of a place and a whole era, with information about the language, professions, customs of the land, which he collected both from Usak and from museums, libraries and archives in Europe.

Fictional description of the life of Giannis Petridis from Palouklar in Pontos, through the writing of his daughter Sophia Petridou-Kapatou. His turbulent life, from Pontos to Constantinople, to Athens and finally to Kefallonia with his wife Maria Korkou. The adventurous story of a man and at the same time a presentation of the most important events of Greek history in the 20th century.

A collective work dealing with the presence and activity of the Asia Minor refugees in Greece during the period between the two World Wars.

A collection of articles from the Greek press of Constantinople in the period 1905-1921. The book focuses on the history of the Greek and the Ottoman Press, on the social and political life of Constantinople and on the situation of the Greek community there.

The book condenses the history of two sites, Epivates and Neoi Epivates, following the course of the refugees from Eastern Thrace to Baxe Tsifliki in Thessaloniki and their effort for creating a new homeland. In this new framework of life, symbols of unity in the community, such as the worship of Osia Paraskevi and the educational tradition of Archigeneia Educational Foundations, co-exist with the living historical memory, as recorded by the author Ms Marianthi Palazi.

This book by Mr. Takis Salkitzoglou demonstrates an event that is not widely known, the wide participation of the people of Asia Minor in the Greek Revolution in 1821 and their important contribution to the liberation of their common homeland. The book contains an extensive list with the names of Asia Minor fighters (with their areas of origin), while documents are published that testify their participation and their contribution to the national struggle.

Using original research material, this book systematically registers the well-known and lesser well-known names of Greeks from Pisidia, contributing thereby to our knowledge of Hellenism in this area.

The subject of this book is the history of Hellenic charity establishments in Constantinople. It covers the entire history of the Baloukli Hospital from its establishment until the present day; as well as the struggle of Hellenic doctors who exercised their profession in Constantinople and abided by their oath.

Parish seals from the Metropolitan area form the subject of this volume. Some of these parishes survived, some were destroyed after the Treaty of Lausanne, but, in both cases, this book shows the significant contribution of the Metropolitan area to the preservation and development of Orthodox Greek communities in Asia Minor.

A six-volume publication about Greek scouting, from the beginning of 1910 μέχρι το 1935, through four leading figures of the movement.

This book records the history of forty years of operation of the Greek Society of Adlerian Psychology but also of the involvement of Ms Rea Potamiti with volunteer social work. It presents in a unique way the extraordinary experiences lived by the author, as part of volunteerism, in areas of social work, mainly at the Correctional Institute for Girls. The personal stories of the inmate girls, which are quoted, stir the readers with their immediateness and honesty.

A six-volume publication about Greek scouting, from the beginning of 1910 μέχρι το 1935, through four leading figures of the movement.

A publication that accompanied the exhibition "Tales of coins - Narrations of cities". Coins from the collection of the Foundation of the Hellenic World. The exhibition is hosted at Hellenic Cosmos and presents a small sample from the Foundation's Collection, with coins from Thrace to Mesopotamia and from the 6th century BC to the 3rd century AD.

A six-volume publication about Greek scouting, from the beginning of 1910 μέχρι το 1935, through four leading figures of the movement.

Catalogue of the exhibition with the same name that is hosted at Hellenic Cosmos from October 2011 until May 2012. It includes texts and interviews from people of the field of dance, as well as photographic material from the activities of the groups of Giannis Metsis "Experimental Ballet of Athens" in the period 1965-1990.

A six-volume publication about Greek scouting, from the beginning of 1910 μέχρι το 1935, through four leading figures of the movement.

The printed publication is the catalogue of the exhibition with the same name that is presented at the Foundation's cultural centre Hellenic Cosmos.

The printed publication is the catalogue of the exhibition with the same name that is presented at the Foundation's cultural centre Hellenic Cosmos.

The publication is a collective work which is a supplement to the exhibition with the same name that is hosted at Hellenic Cosmos, the Foundation's cultural centre.

The book “It's ALL GREEK Indeed” by Mr. Vassilis Theodorou records the lexical wealth of Greek words that are included as loans to the English language. These are words that are used not only in scientific terminology but everyday life as well.

The book is a study not only historical, but interdisciplinary, regarding the incorporation of the rituals in cultural expression at different moments of Hellenic history

FHW, as part of its effort to establish collaborations with cultural and academic institutions with similar objectives, has established for quite some time now a collaboration with the Centre of Greek Studies of the University of Harvard in Washington.

Fayum portraits that originally decorated house walls, then covered sarcophagi and today adorn the greatest museums in the world, come to life in the book by Sophia Gialouraki and narrate their story. Dimitris, Zenovia, Dimos, Eftihis, Hermione, but also the man with the wine glass, the Jewish woman and the melancholic man are the people behind the portraits. The process for “revealing” their identities takes place with the assistance of a mysterious English archaeologist, Miss Julia, in an exciting journey to Egypt from the period of Alexander the Great to the Greek communities of the 20th century.

Modern historical and archaeological guide of Athens, from Antiquity to modern times. Through the presentation of history, architecture, city planning and museums the reader has the opportunity to learn about the culture and history of Athens. The material is structured around different walks through the city, where information is presented regarding people, events, public and private buildings, archaeological sites and museums

Modern archaeological guide of Thessaloniki, with the monuments, museums and districts of the city. The presentation of the monuments follows a chronological order, which starts from Prehistory and reaches up to the Ottoman Period of the city. The publication also includes information -in special frames- for people, events and institutions, knowledge games and suggestions for activities and visits to museums and cultural areas.

Guide of the archaeological sites of Crete, in collaboration with the "Erevnites" Publishing House, for children over 11 years old. The book describes the palaces of Knossos, with the legendary labyrinth, of Faistos, of Malia and of Zakros. It demonstrates the monuments, the myths and the important people, historical figures and the most important events that compose the Bronze Age in Crete and the Minoan culture, the first great culture of Europe.

Archaeological guide of Mycenae, in collaboration with the "Erevnites" publishing house, for children over 11 years old. It is an exciting tour of the acropolis and the palace of Mycenae, the houses and the workshops of the craftsmen, but also the stone cycles and their offerings. The book includes reconstructions of monuments, images of significant findings and scenes from the life of the people of Mycenae. Furthermore, information about people, events and institutions are cited.

Modern and original archaeological guide in collaboration with the "Erevnites" publishing house, about ancient Olympia, ancient athletics and the roots of the Olympic Games. Through its pages the religious site of the Altis comes to life, which is directly related to the organization of the Games, the athletic facilities and the sports that took place there. At the same time the myths, the historical figures and the most important events that are related to Olympia and the Olympic Games are presented. It is addressed to children over 11 years old.

This publication describes the story of the battle of Marathon, through the narration of Aristarchus, an Athenian old man, who participated in the battle and narrates it to its grandson. The reader watches the events that led to the conflict between Athenians and Persians and at the same time he learns about the interior organization and the political developments in the two adversaries' states.