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The Hellenic Society Prometheas & Hellenic Organizations of the Washington Metropolitan Area
Invite you to a celebration of The 188th Anniversary of the Greek Independence
with Keynote Speaker Dr. Evangelos Athanasopoulos speaking on
The Greek War of Independence: Timing and Identity

When: Sunday March 22, 2009
6:00 PM
Where: Meletis-Charuhas Center at St. Katherine's
3149 Glen Carlyn Rd
Falls Church, VA  22041 

THE HELLENIC SOCIETY PROMETHEAS

& HELLENIC ORGANIZATIONS

OF THE WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA

Invite you to a celebration of

The 188th Anniversary of the Greek Independence

Keynote Speaker

Dr. Evangelos Athanasopoulos

Professor of Education, and Educational Media and Technology,
Adjunct faculty at the Department of Education & Social Policy (University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece)
and Lecturer at the National School of Public Administration (Athens, Greece)

The Greek War of Independence:

Timing and Identity

(in English)

The speaker, utilizing multimedia (power point slides, including: maps, paintings, excerpts from relevant films and music), will present and examine the local political and social conditions prior to the beginning of the 1821 revolution. The overall situation that the Ottoman Empire faced during the nineteenth century will be also portrayed to explain why the conditions were favorable for the Greek cause at that time. The lecture will also cover some of the major developments during the revolution itself. The program will include greetings by dignitaries, poems, songs by the Sts. Constantine & Helen choir and folk dances performed by the Return to Origins dance troupe directed by Rena and Elena Papapostolou. Reception to follow.

Sunday, March 22, 2009 at 6:00 p.m.

St. Katherine Greek Orthodox Church

3149 Glen Carlyn Rd., Falls Church, Virginia 22041

Co-sponsors

St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral

Sts. Constantine & Helen G.O. Church

St. George Greek Orthodox Church

St. Katherine Greek Orthodox Church

Sts. Peter & Paul Greek Orthodox Church

St. Theodore Greek Orthodox Church

American Hellenic Institute

AHEPA Chapter 31

AHEPA Chapter 383

AHEPA Chapter 438

Cretan Association of Greater Washington D.C.

Hellenic Center

Hellenic-American Women’s Council

Hellenic-American Medical Society

Laconian Society

Macedonian Association

Pan-Cyprians of Metropolitan Washington

Pan-Dodecanesian Association of America

Roumeliotes of Metropolitan Washington

Association of Greek Scientists at NIH

Return to Origins

 

Event Contact: Hellenic Society Prometheas
Event's Web Site: http://www.Prometheas.org