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Kalavryton Society commemorates victims of 1943 Kalavryta massacre in annual memorial service

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The Kalavryton Society of NSW, Australia, held its annual memorial service at St Euphemia Greek Orthodox Church in Bankstown last weekend to honor the victims of the 1943 Kalavryta massacre in the Peloponnese, one of the most brutal crimes of World War II, as reported by The New Herald.

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Kathimerini English Edition

Kalavryton Society commemorates victims of 1943 Kalavryta massacre in annual memorial service

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Kalavryton Society in NSW commemorates victims of the Holocaust

The Kalavryton Society in NSW ‘Aghia Lavra’ held its annual memorial service at St Euphemia Greek Orthodox Church in Bankstown last weekend, to honour the victims of the 1943 Kalavryta Holocaust, one of the most harrowing atrocities of WWII. The event featured a religious service, historical reflections, and a wreath-laying ceremony to remember the massacre in which Nazi forces executed nearly all of the town’s male inhabitants aged 12 and olde…

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