Tassoulas said it is the highest national obligation both for the victims' memory and for human conscience "to restore the historic truth and be continuously vigilant to avert similar heinous crimes in the future - which hellenism has similarly also suffered - and every action that incites by words and deeds discrimination, bigotry, and violence."
The date marks the anniversary of the death of Greece’s national poet, Dionysios Solomos, who passed away in 1857.
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Tuesday, March 25, marks the 204th anniversary of the beginning of the Greek War of Independence against dour Ottoman rule, a titanic struggle that lasted for eight years.
At the same time, Tassoulas noted that the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Greek Revolution in 1821 was not simply a ritual commemoration of a historical event, or a time of national exhilaration that is exhausted in celebration - it was mainly an opportunity for reflection and contemplation.
“We value Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ support in our economic and diplomatic cooperation,” noted the American president in the text, while also praising the Greek-American community
