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Hellenic History Series

Hellenic History Series

Our page is devoted to bringing to life Hellenic (Greek) history via animated educational videos, original art, books, and music.
This is the Facebook companion page for our Patreon Hellenic History Series https://www.patreon.com/HellenicHistorySeries

Porus Gives Alexander His SwordAccording to the Bharat Kalyan blog, this painting is ‘in the guesthouse of the largest R&D steel laboratory in the world, the Steel Authority of India’. Alexander appears to have his ram’s horns, which are unusually curled upwards. Read more about the painting and ancient Indian metalwork on the blog: bharatkalyan97.blogspot.com/2015/04/painting-in-steel-authority-of-india.html?m=1#AlexanderTheGreat #Porus #India ... See MoreSee Less
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From our own Vassilios “Billy” Chrissochos:I’m so excited to be presenting a lecture for The Hellenic American Educators Association of the UFT (United Federstion of Teachers) on one of my favorite Greek women of history- Cleopatra!“Cleopatra VII: Visionary Queen of Alexander the Great’s Hellenistic Age”. Tomorrow - March 29th at 5PM.Dear HAEANs and Philhellenes.Wishing you a happy and blessed and peaceful spring🌺and Sarakosti🙏We are honored and proud to announce HAEA’s March event on March 29. It will be a talk on “Cleopatra VII: Visionary Queen of Alexander the Great’s Hellenistic Age”. The presentation will be given by Vassilios Chrissochos ,educator and historical consultant and co-chair of the AHEPA National Cultural Commission. The topic chosen is commemorating Greek Heritage Month as well as honoring Women’s month.The talk will take place at 5pm at the Hellenic Cultural Center at 25-02 Newtown Ave in Astoria 11102. (917-635-8867). Admission is free for current HAEA members and $5.00 for non-members.Please contact me at Deme62003@yahoo.com or 646-644-4387 to let me know if you can attend so that we know what room to use at the Cultural center We look forward to seeing you at this event. ... See MoreSee Less
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The helmet and breastplate of the Greek freedom fighter, Theodoros Kolokotronis (1770 – 1843).As seen at Athens Historical Museum.#greece #greek #independenceday #independence #revolution #freedom #kolokotronis #museum #history #balkazaarproject #balkazaar_official #balkazaar ... See MoreSee Less
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