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Andros is the second largest island of the Cyclades, and one of the greenest ones. Continuously inhabited since the 4th millennium BC, it has a remarkable maritime and cultural tradition.
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Andros, the "Little England" of the Cyclades
Andros is the second largest island of the Cyclades, and one of the greenest ones, especially compared to the characteristic rocky landscape of most islands in the group. Continuously inhabited since the 4th millennium BC, it has a remarkable maritime and cultural tradition. The island’s natural b...
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🎼2025: Mikis Theodorakis Centenary

Internationally renowned composer Mikis Theodorakis was born 100 ago today, on July 29, 1925. He was famous not just for his diverse body of work but also for his active involvement in Greece’s political and social struggles during the second half of the 20th century.

🎹Read more about the legendary composer:
https://www.greeknewsagenda.gr/theodorakis/

🎞Learn about his iconic film scores:
https://www.greeknewsagenda.gr/mikis-theodorakis-film-music/

📸 by Koen Suyk/ Anefo, from the National Archives of the Netherlands, via Wikimedia Commons
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📚📚On the occasion of the publication of his book "Light in dark times: the Greek-Roman culture" in Greek (Εκδόσεις Εστία, 2025) and his translation of Christos Vakalopoulos' "Τhe line of the horizon" into Italian (Edizioni Medhelan, 2025), philhellene writer, essayist and translator Francesco Colafemmina spoke to Reading Greece about the relevance of the Greek-Roman civilization today, the challenges of translating Greek #literature into Italian and the crucial role of #translators in letting " more people know this literature, know the lyricism of Greek Literature, understand the story of modern Greece and fall in love with the diachronic #Hellenism".
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Reading Greece: Francesco Colafemmina – “As a philhellene, my mission is also to let more people fall in love with the diachronic Hellenism”
Francesco Colafemmina was born in Rome in 1980. He studied Classical Philology at Bari University where he graduated in Latin Literature in 2004. Author of several novels and essays, mainly focused on Ancient World, he is translator from Ancient and Modern Greek. He runs also an organic beekeeping c...
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