-
source of
income of
Kalymnians,
bringing wealth to the
island and
making it
famous throughout the Mediterranean. The
Kalymnians harvested sponges from...
- Long Ago.
Hudson River Museum. 1975. pp. 3–4.
Lomax Wood, Anna (2012). "
Kalymnian Tsambóuna and Song
Repertoire in the
Family of
Nikitas Tsimouris". In...
- of the most
notable recordings is that
performed by
Pantelis Ginnis, a
Kalymnian sponge diver captain, who, in his version, is
making a
reference to another...
-
Iberians Illyria Illyrian Illyrians Ionia Ionian Ionians Kalymnos Kalymnian Kalymnians Kaulonia Kaulonian Kaulonians Knossos Knossian Knossians Lakedaimon/ia...
- ΒΟΡΕΙΟΗΠΕΙΡΩΤΙΣΑ ΚΑΙ ΚΑΛΥΜΝΙΑ...ΣΤΗ ΝΕΑ ΥΟΡΚΗ [NOMIKI KONST:
NORTHERN EPIROTE AND
KALYMNIAN...IN NEW YORK CITY].
Retrieved June 16, 2022. Gray,
Briahna (September...
- divers" was
named "Skevos
Zervos disease". As a
posthumous honor, the
local Kalymnian Government erected a life-size
statue of him.
Hoover Institution on War...
-
Saint Savvas loved and with the
encouragement of the
influential wealthy Kalymnian Gerasimos Zervos, he
departed in 1925 and went to the
island of Kalymnos...
-
Michael Kefalianos."
Archived 25
September 2011 at the
Wayback Machine Kalymnian's Voice, 19 July 2010. Μιχάλης Κεφαλιανός ο Κορυφαίος Ελληνας Bodybuilder...
-
Jukebox to the web. "Musical
Practice and
Memory on the Edge of Two Worlds:
Kalymnian Tsambóuna and Song
Repertoire in the
Family of
Nikitas Tsimouris" in The...
-
involved in war-relief
efforts during World War II.
Frantzis founded the
Kalymnian Island Refugee Relief Committee for war
relief in 1942. In
January 1943...
