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Melbourne to commemorate Armistice of Mudros and Lemnos’ First World War legacy (opens the original)
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The annual commemoration of the Armistice of Mudros will be held on Saturday 31 October 2026. On this day in 1918 the First World War across the Balkans and Middle East came to an end with the coming into force of the Armistice signed between the representatives of the Entente powers and the Ottoman Empire in Lemnos’ great Mudros Bay the day before. This service was initiated by the Governors of Melbourne’s iconic Shrine of Remembrance on the proposal of the Lemnos Gallipoli Commemorative Commit
Lemnos' Anzac Sapper Basil Demetri Passa honoured with new plaque on Lemnos (opens the original)
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Great to see a long-term project finally come to fruition, a project that has involved many helpers. Just such a project is that to honour the sole Anzac born on Lemnos who served overseas with the Australian forces in the First World War – Sapper Basil Demetri Passa. A memorial plaque honouring Basil’s service was recently delivered to the authorities on Lemnos thanks to the efforts of proud Lemnian-Australian Marie Giannakopoulos. It is a commemorative journey that stretches back over 13 years
Melbourne's classical "workers parliament" nominated for World Heritage protection (opens the original)
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After the declaration by UNESCO of 9 February as World Greek Language Day, Melbourne is on the way for UNESCO’s declaration on another matter, with strong links to both Hellenic culture and the community. Melbourne’s classically-inspired historic Trades Hall building – sometimes referred to as the “workers parliament” – has been nominated for UNESCO World Heritage protection. It is currently on the National Trust, the Victorian Historic Buildings and Australia’s National Heritage Registers as we
Lemnos' Liza Koutsaplis creates an emotional journey for islanders with archival photographic show (opens the original)
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It will come as no surprise to those familiar with Lemnos that those connected to this northern Aegean island are proud of its place in history. This stretches from its place in the mythology of the Hellenic world, to its important early settlement at Poliochni and on through the ages. For Australians its role as the base for the Gallipoli campaign, including as a medical base were Australian nurses and medical personnel cared for the wounded and sick, is remembered and commemorated. Recently a
A wintry sun shines on annual Lemnos Gallipoli Memorial service in Albert Park's Lemnos Square (opens the original)
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The sun shone through the clouds of a Melbourne winter as the crowd gathered a Lemnos Square in Albert Park to mark the 11th annual Lemnos Gallipoli Memorial Service. The service is organised annually by Melbourne’s Lemnos Gallipoli Commemorative Committee (Committee) since it’s unveiling in 2015. As a historian of Lemnos’ role in the Gallipoli campaign the weather reminded me of the writings of many of the soldiers and nurses who lived on Lemnos through the winter months. They would have been f
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