submitted by SM Negas on 07.04.2016
Smaragdo Moulou - youngest child of Ioanis & Anezina Moulou
submitted by SM Negas on 21.06.2015
Moulou family - Smaragdo, Eleni, Stergios, Vasiliki, Theodore & Georgios Moulou
submitted by Archaeology On Kythera on 19.04.2015
CV, publications and lectures of Aris Georgios Tsaravopoulos, Archeologist Born: 1945, in Cairo-Egypt Nationality: Greek 1969, Chemical Engineer, National Technical University of Athens 1969 - 1980, Chemical Engineer in industry and education 1972, Film director, Stavrakos Film and Theatre High School 1975-1977 TV program producer: «Greek Traditional children’s games», (research and director) at ...
submitted by Barbara Zantiotis on 18.01.2015
My mother sent this photo to her brother Denis when she was still in Kythera and he was in Australia. It was taken well before she came to Australia in 1956 so probably around 1954 or 1955..
submitted by John Minchin on 14.03.2014
This previous photo found amongst a batch of old family photos. This photo shows the writing on the back. Can anyone translate this - it may say who is in the photo
This is a photo found amongst a batch of old family photos. The next photo shows the writing on the back. Can anyone translate this - it may say who is in the photo
submitted by Kytherian World Heritage Fund on 05.12.2013
Author: Kristina Williamson When Published: 2013 Edition: 1st English/Greek Edition, 2013 Publisher: Kytherian World Heritage Fund Available: Available from the Kytherian World Heritage Fund, and the Kytherian Association in Australia. George C. Poulos: 02 93888320 Email ...
submitted by Peter Makarthis on 04.12.2013
This is a family photo taken at Skoulandrianika c1919 left to right- Stamatoula Leftheris (nee Psarou), son Peter Nicholas Letheris and unknown lady on right
submitted by Isaac Panaretos on 24.08.2013
Zacharias Panaretos, aged 10. Also known as Jim Panos or by me as Pappou. Every time I went to see Pappou he would give me a $2 coin from his pocket, and then I subsequently raided the fridge for rizogalo. We sat in the sun by the window as he did crosswords and generally appreciated the beauty of knowledge, while I ate rizogalo and wondered why Pappou was better than me at lego.
submitted by Anastasios Sakellariou on 11.12.2017
Logothetianika, Katsoulianika Nikos Sophios and his wife Antonia Sophiou with their children Pavlos Sophios and Panayiotis Sophios Aprox. between 1955-1965 (© Anastasios Sakellariou)
submitted by Barbara Zantiotis on 13.05.2015
The man on the right is my maternal grandfather, Peter Con Anastasopoulos. His first wife, Barbara Komninou, the mother of my mother, Anna (Kyrani), passed away in 1942 when my mother was four. My grandfather then married the lady in the middle, Efrosini (Froso) Frilingos. The boy on the left is their son, Manoli who was born in 1955. He still lives in Perlegianika. The little boy is Mina Tamvakis, the son of Stavros Tamvakis and Kaity Komninou. The photo was probably taken ...
submitted by Barbara Zantiotis on 24.01.2014
My maternal grandmother, Barbara Komninou was the daughter of Denis and Kyrani (Castrisios). Barbara married Peter Con Anastasopoulos from Perlegianika about 1935 and had three children, Con, Denis and Kyrani (my mother). In 1942, when Kyrani was four years old, Barbara passed away allegedly from a stomach ulcer but who would know in those days!
submitted by Barbara Zantiotis on 01.04.2013
Stavroula came to Australia with her husband Stefanos Moulos sometime in the 1920s with their children John, Arthur and Ekaterini (Katina) - my grandmother. Stefanos and Stavroula returned to Logothetianika sometime in the mid to late 1930s. They did not return to Australia. It is not known what year this photo was taken.
submitted by Kytherian Obituaries on 03.03.2013
Roulis in his "old" cafe in Potamos in about 1985 Picture by James Prineas The Last Embrace Whenever I arrived on Kythera, I would head directly and often from the airport, to Potamos town-square and have a rizogalo (rice pudding) or a fresh-warm galatoboureko (semolina pie) at Rouli’s Kafenion, the centre of the Kytherian universe. With a razor-sharp ability to comprehend what was happening around him at all times, Theodoros (Rouli) Fardoulis ...
submitted by Dimitris Passakos on 08.11.2012
My grandfather was born on Elafonissos, and married Kanella DIAKOPOULOU from Karavas. My father and his siblings were born in Karavas, and grew up in KYTHIRA. My mother is a KANELLI. I left the village when I was 12 years. These photo's were taken in the 1960's. From Helen Tzortzopoulos - Karavas. Theorthori (Riri) Tzortzopoulos, [far left], and Mami (the midwife) Tzortzopoulos, [seated front, far left], are in the photo, which ...
My grandfather was born on Elafonissos, and married Kanella DIAKOPOULOU from Karavas. My father and his siblings were born in Karavas, and grew up in KYTHIRA. My mother is a KANELLI. I left the village when I was 12 years. These photo's were taken in the 1960's. From Helen Tzortzopoulos - Karavas. Theorthori (Riri) Tzortzopoulos, [far left], is in this photo, which was taken at Portokalia where Uncle Riri ran the distillery for ...
My grandfather was born on Elafonissos, and married Kanella DIAKOPOULOU from Karavas. My father and his siblings were born in Karavas, and grew up in KYTHIRA. My mother is a KANELLI. I left the village when I was 12 years. These photo's were taken in the 1960's. From Helen Tzortzopoulos - Karavas. Theorthori (Riri) Tzortzopoulos, [far left], and Mami (the midwife) Tzortzopoulos, [seated front], are in the photo, which was taken ...
submitted by Kiriaki Orfanos on 20.12.2011
Panagiotis, Theodoros Patrikios
submitted by Gregory Sofios on 19.07.2011
Haralambos (Harry) Theodoros Sofios (March 1894--July 1946) son of Theodoros Ioannis Sofios (Stravokanis) and Anastasia Moulou was born in Logothetianika. He left Kythera for the US in 1907 at age 17. There were 10 fellow Kytherians on the SS Moraitis on that voyage including: Nick Kassimatis (age 42), Panagiotis Kassimatis (age 12), Theodore Kassimatis (age 26), George Margetis (age 49), Dimitrios Lorandos (age 23), and Emmanuel Malanos (age 25). After landing in New York, Harry joined his ...
submitted by Angelos Grammenos on 08.06.2011
Child prodigy of Greek cinema and theatre was born of Kytherian parents (from Mitata) in Athens, on June 16, 1953. He began his career is movies at a very young age, appearing in 1957 in the film The Last Lie. He very soon established a distinctive record as a young supporting actor. He also played lead roles in films such as Mary Plyta Loustrakos’, Salesman. Watch cinema performances of Vasili as a child actor at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAeT-CUbwHg&feature=related
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