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Eleanora’s Falcon

Electric Power Station at Moni near Limassol

Eleonora’s Falcon takes its name from the Lusignan Queen Eleanor, wife of King Peter IV who reigned from 1345 to 1365. It is a migratory bird that visits Cyprus in the Spring and leaves in October though some may stay behind. It is capable of…

The governments signatory to the European Convention on Human Rights, Rome, 4th November 1950, and its five protocols, being members of the Council of Europe and considering the Universal Declaration of Human Rights proclaimed by the General Assembly…

Embroidery and needlework have been a universally known and appreciated for m of Folk Art since ancient times and many antique examples worked in cotton, linen and/ or silk can be found in museums around the world. In Cyprus both for ms of art are…

Emigrant Cypriots Year

Emilios Hourmouzios (1904-1973) was born in Limassol. He resided in Athens from 1925 until his death. In 1955 he became director of the National Theater and he staged what was to become the annual theatrical festival of Epidaurus which is held to…

Let no one forget to remember and honour those who laid down their lives for the Independence of this homeland, or for those who died defending it. But let everyone also remember to forgive past injuries and mistakes while seeking a brighter and…

This is one of the two Christmas issues where the designer's presentation is modern and is not based on existing works of great religious worth or meaning.The set covers the holiday periods, which include Christmas, New Year and Epiphany Day.The 17…

The designs for this set were made by children. However they are incapable of leading us to spiritual heights as true icons can do. Below, is a translation from the works of Odysseas Elytis: ""Eternal Icon Showered in light You address our every…