"Rodokanakeio" Girls' School, Odessa |
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Greek commercial school of Odessa |
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Greek education at the Bulgarian coast of the Black Sea |
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Greek education at the north coast of the Black Sea |
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Greek education at the Romanian coast of the Black Sea |
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At the Danubian Greek communities of Romania many Greek schools, for boys as well as for girls, were founded in the beginning of the 19th century. Most of them were elementary, but there were also some noteworthy gymnasiums (Gymnasium of Venieris, Proodos Gymnasium, Gymnasium of Pylarinos). Some, mainly the ones founded by the communities, addressed the popular classes of the colonies. In 1905 due to the breaking of the Greek-Romanian diplomatic relations, most of them were closed, whereas in... |
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Greek enlightenment in South Russia |
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Greek enlightenment in Southern Russia was a significant part of the overall enlightenment movement in the Hellenic world of the 18th - early 19th century. Its most important members were the prelates Evgenios Voulgaris and Nikiforos Theotokis, who furthemore were proponents of a much more tolerant attitude vis-a-vis the religious sect of the Old Believers. Odessa was a thriving center of the Greek Enlightenment in Russia. A famous Gymnassium was founded there and many prominent Greek lay... |
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Greek publishing activity at the Romanian coast of the Black Sea |
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Within the framework of Greek diaspora at the Danubian cities in Romania (Brăila, Galaţi), an especially vivid publishing activity was developed during the second half of the 19th century, especially from the 1870s until 1900. Dozens of books were published, mainly communal and school regulations, speeches and literary texts. Since the beginning of the 20th century, however, the centre of Greek printing was transferred to Constanţa, on the Romanian coast of the Black Sea, and to Bucharest.... |
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