GDA18/1-5 Material relating to Greek and Greek Cypriot migrants in Egypt, [1930s]-2006

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GDA18/1

1990-2004

Papers relating to Greek Cypriot writers Nicos Nicolaides and George Philippou Pierides, Egypt

Papers relating to Greek Cypriot writers Nicos Nicolaides (1884-1956, known as 'The Cypriot'), and

George Philippou Pierides (1904-1999), including photocopies of newspaper cuttings and correspondence with Maria Roussou, principal researcher, Greek Diaspora Archives, in Greek and English.

See also GDA22/3, GDA22/7, GDA27/AV14, GDA27/AV74 and GDA27/AV90

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GDA18/2

1991

Book, Ο Σκελέθρας και άλλα διηγήματα, by Nicos Nicolaides (known as 'The Cypriot')

Paperback edition of Ο Σκελέθρας και άλλα διηγήματα (Skelethras and other novels), (Kedros, 1991), by Nicos Nicolaides (1884-1956). In Greek.

See also GDA22/7, GDA27/AV74 and GDA27/AV90

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GDA18/3

[1930s] - [1960s]

Photographs relating to the Greek and Greek Cypriot communities in Egypt

Copies of photographs loaned from their personal collection by Christos and Evgenia Petrondas, Greek Cypriot teachers, Cairo, Egypt, including: the Greek football team of Cairo, [1940s]; Greek-origin pupils at the Greek Nursery school in Cairo, [1950s]; Evgenia Petrondas teaching at a Greek School in Cairo, [1960s]; Archbishop Makarios III, President of the Republic of Cyprus, visiting the Averofeion Greek High School in Alexandria, 1962.

See also GDA27/AV74

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GDA18/4

2001

Book, Les marchands de coton by George Philippou Pierides

Paperback publication of the bilingual edition of George Philippou Pierides's book Les marchands de coton ('The cotton merchants') (Editions Praxandre, Besancon, 2001). In Greek and French.

See also GDA22/3, GDA27/AV14 and GDA27/AV74

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GDA18/5

2006

Greek Orthodox calendar published by the Patriarchate of Alexandria

Printed Greek Orthodox annual calendar published by the Patriarchate of Alexandria and All Africa containing inventories of Greek Orthodox churches, Greek Orthodox communities, and Greek Orthodox clergy in Africa, notable benefactors to African Hellenism, a timeline of the history of the Greek Orthodox population in Alexandria and a timeline of the previous Popes and Patriarchates of Alexandria. In Greek.

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