The Rouhounia Bridge in Amargeti Village Cyprus
A Village Landmark The Rouhounia Bridge stands as a defining feature of Amargeti Village in the Paphos district. This historic structure gracefully spans the Diarizos River, which carves a picturesque…
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More than 5000 Greek Cypriots Volunteers on a Call of Duty
The Greek Cypriot Volunteers Answer the Call The Greek Cypriot volunteers. In 1940, the people of Cyprus, a British colony at the time, felt a deep connection to their Hellenic…
Nikos Augustis the Best of Apollo football Club
A Man for Every Role Nikos Augustis, known to all as “Boutsarasas,” was the ultimate Apollo FC servant. He gave everything for the team, working tirelessly as a goalkeeper, a…
Agia Anastasia Monastery in Lapythos Cyprus during World War ii
A Sanctuary of Neutrality Agia Anastasia Monastery: During World War II, the Agia Anastasia Monastery in Lapythos operated under a unique status. Cyprus itself was a British Crown Colony. The…
Soviet Cosmonaut “Yuri Gagarin“ Visits President Makarios
A Historic Handshake in Nicosia Yuri Gagarin: On February 15, 1962, a unique event unfolded in Nicosia. Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the first human in space, visited President Archbishop Makarios…
Postage Stamps and Postal History of Cyprus
Cyprus’s postal history: A Reflection of Turbulent Times Cyprus postal history offers a fascinating record of the island’s turbulent past. Many stamp collectors find it the most interesting story in…
The Story and Origins of Zalatina
What is Zalatina Cyprus Zalatina, also known as pork jelly or aspic, is a traditional Cypriot dish with a fascinating history. This unique delicacy, made from slow-cooked pork and gelatin,…
The Story of Kleftiko: Origin and Discovery of the Dish
The Story of Kleftiko: A Dish Steeped in History The Story of Kleftiko: Kleftiko is a traditional Cypriot dish with a rich and fascinating history. Its name, meaning “stolen” or…
The Unnamed Princess of Cyprus: Daughter of Isaac Komnenos
The Unnamed Princes The Unnamed Princess of Cyprus daughter of Isaac Komnenos, the self-proclaimed emperor of Cyprus, ruled the island from 1184 to 1191. A member of the powerful Komnenos…
The History of Cyprus’ Terracotta Army Discovery 1929
A Significant Discovery in the Annals of Cypriot History The discovery of the terracotta army in Cyprus is a captivating tale that intertwines history, archaeology, and cultural heritage. This remarkable…