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Karl Friedrich Lebrecht von Normann-Ehrenfels was born into a noble family of Stuttgart, Württemberg in 1784. He pursued a military
Penelope Delta was a pioneer of children’s literature in Greece. Generations of Greek children have been raised with her books,
The fall of the colonels’ junta on 24 July 1974 marked the restoration of democracy in Greece following a seven-year
The UEFA European Football Championship, better known as the Euro, is held every four years since 1958 and is the primary
One hundred and eight years after their first modern revival in Greece, the Olympic Games returned home in 2004, with
Born in Miletus, on the Ionian coast of Asia Minor, Thales (c. 624-540 BC) was the first known Greek mathematician,
During World War II and the triple (German, Italian, Bulgarian) occupation of the country, Greece paid a heavy toll, losing
The 3rd coin of the Philhellenes series is dedicated to Charles Nicolas Fabvier. Charles Nicolas Fabvier (1782-1855) was a distinguished
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