Greek Reporter1d
Lessons From the Imia Crisis That Led Greece and Turkey to the Brink of War
The crisis over Ιmia, a pair of small uninhabited islets in the Aegean Sea, in January 1996 led Greece and Turkey to the brink of war.
How a corner of Scituate helped win WWII and almost became the capital of the world
The UN had plans to build a city that would serve as its headquarters and the world's capital. A World War II Scituate spy base was key.
Still searching for a WWII uncle who 'made the ultimate sacrifice for our country'
Larry Dorr remembers his father, who "never cried," having to leave the room when a documentary they were watching on World ...
Greek Reporter3d
Imia Crisis: The Closest Greece and Turkey Came to War
A dispute between two captains from Greece and Turkey escalated into a major international incident, the Imia Crisis, that ...
Neos Kosmos3d
The ICEM legacy: How Greece and Australia forged a migration path to new beginnings (Part 1)
From 1952 to 1980, the Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration (ICEM) enabled over half of all Greek migrants to ...
Greek City Times4d
Commemorating Jews of Greece: International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Seventy-six years after the liberation of Auschwitz, Greece remembers the victims of the Nazi-perpetrated Holocaust, ...
'Proud moment': Acting defense secretary grew up in RI, son of a retired Marine general
It's been a proud couple of days for Warren's John J. Salesses, father of the acting secretary of defense, Robert G. Salesses ...
batimes6d
'Tell what happened to us' – the last death camp survivors
Some 40 survivors of the Nazi camps agreed to talk as the world marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of ...