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44. Greece in the 60s: Expats & Other Animals
Greece in the early 1960s was a haven for bohemian expatriates, who could make a little money go a long way in a perfect Mediterranean climate among friendly, easygoing people. We lived in Athens from… more →
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Loyola Hellenic Association commemorates Greek Oxi Day
wrote 1 year ago: By Kimberly Capagalan On October 28, 1940, Greece said no to Italian fascism. Former military genera … more →
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is Awarded at Oxi Day
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wrote 1 year ago: Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was awarded the Battle of Crete Award at Washington Oxi Day on October 27th 201 … more →
Oxi Day
wrote 1 year ago: No! Happy Oxi Day! No matter if you spell it “oxi,” “ohi,” or “ochi,” it is the Greek word f … more →
Conversations on Potatoes
wrote 1 year ago: I know today is a holiday in Greece. The day we said OXI (no) to the invasion by the Italians. Yeste … more →
Cyprus - out and about
wrote 1 year ago: I thought I would share a few photographs with you taken on various public holidays or days off work … more →
44. Greece in the 60s: Expats & Other Animals
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wrote 3 years ago: Greece in the early 1960s was a haven for bohemian expatriates, who could make a little money go a l … more →
The significance of "Oxi Day" on October 28 in Greece
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wrote 5 years ago: Oxi Day on October 28 commemorates the anniversary when former military general and Prime Minister I … more →
No means No.
wrote 6 years ago: Okhi Day Celebrated throughout Greece on October 28 each year, Oki Day (also spelled Ohi Day, Oxi Da … more →
