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Ulica Janisa Janulisa

From today, a street in Belgrade, near the "Šumice" Health Center in the Voždovac municipality, will bear the name of the famous Janis Janulis, a Greek peasant from the island of Corfu and a benefactor.

In January 1916, when the Serbian army arrived on Corfu, they were stationed in local areas. The Drina Division was located in the village of Agios Mateos, and Janis Janulis allowed a military camp to be

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How to Make Pasteli – Recipe for the Ancient Greek Energy Bar with Honey and Sesame

Pastels (Παστέλι) or Greek sesame bars are one of the oldest recipes in the world, and are still beloved sweets all across Greece. This dessert is made with just two main ingredients - honey and sesame, perfectly balancing health and sweet pleasure. And below you can find two simple recipes for making this delicacy at home.

The first records of pastels date back to Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, where this sweet

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Nikana traži pojačanje - oglas za posao

Nikana traži pojačanje

We are Nikana Travel, a tourist agency specializing in accommodation reservations in Greece. The key values cherished by our agency are good interpersonal relationships in the team, trust, team spirit, and collegiality. We believe that a good team is the key to success.

We need three more good team players to complete our team for upcoming challenges.

We are hiring for two positions:

  • Customer service agent (2 people, remote)
  • Booking agent (1

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Akropolj u Atini svetska baština kulture

The Acropolis in Athens - Everything About Tickets, Transportation, Discounts, and How to Get There

The Acropolis in Athens is one of the most important historical monuments in the world, and its visit is an essential part of every journey to Greece. Whether you are arriving by public transport or by car, it is important to plan ahead to make your visit as smooth and pleasant as possible. In this text, you will find out everything you need to know - from transportation and parking,

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crvena zastavica na plaži označava zabranu kupanja

What Do Red, Yellow, and Other Flags on Greek Beaches Mean and What to Do When They Are Displayed?

Every color of the flag on the beach carries an important warning that can mean the difference between safe enjoyment in the sea and potential dangers and unwanted consequences. Understanding these flags is crucial for your safety, whether you swim, bathe, or simply spend time at the beach.

What does each color of the lifeguard flags on the beaches mean?

Green flag - the beach is safe for swimming

When the

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Agnodika - prva žena ginekolog i akušer u Antičkoj Grčkoj

Agnodice: The First Female Doctor from Ancient Greece Whose Contribution to Women Resonates Through the Ages

The first female physician, midwife, and gynecologist, Agnodika (Ἀγνοδίκη or Agnodikē in Ancient Greek), changed the course of history and became an inspiration for all women who wanted to pursue medicine. Thanks to her courage, women were allowed to study medicine over 2300 years ago, but the path to that change was anything but easy.

Birth and passion for medicine

Agnodika, born in the 4th century BC, most likely in Athens,

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Delfini   gospodari plavog mora i nacionalni simbol Grčke

Dolphins – Masters of the Blue Sea and National Symbol of Greece

Every summer we receive footage or photographs of dolphins from our guests and followers, which they see in the blue sea near the coast where they are vacationing. Both children and adults are excited to see them. These joyful animals hold a special place in all of us but also in the life of the Greeks from ancient times to today.

Through this text, we wanted to introduce you to the

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Georgios Papanikolaou: Otac Papa testa i njegov doprinos zdravlju žena

Georgios Papanikolaou: The Father of the Pap Test and His Contribution to Women's Health

Millions vacation in Greece every summer, and it is worth remembering this illustrious man and scientist who influenced the lives of all women on planet Earth.

Georgios Papanikolaou, the Greek physician who invented the Pap test in 1928, saved the lives of countless women around the world. His pioneering work in the field of medical diagnostics not only advanced women's health, but also laid the foundation for the development of cytopathology,

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