Thessaloniki Students Mark Greece's Oxi Day With Parade
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Thessaloniki Students Mark Greece's Oxi Day With Parade
THESSALONIKI, Greece — Thessaloniki marked Greece’s Oct. 28 national holiday on Tuesday, Oct. 27, with a student parade along Tsimiski Street. Students from schools across the city marched through the center, commemorating Oxi Day and honoring those who fought for Greece’s freedom. The parade was part of a series of anniversary events taking place in...
Students from schools in Thessaloniki paraded on Tsimiski Street, in the heart of Thessaloniki, for the anniversary of October 28th The post Thessaloniki: Students honored the anniversary of "NO" – Photos and videos appeared first on in.gr.
Today is a double celebration for Thessaloniki as the city celebrates its liberation in 1912 and its Patron Saint, Saint Demetrius. On Monday morning, the Greek flag was raised at the White Tower, while the Navy band played the National Anthem. During the raising of the Greek flag, the artillery of the Supreme Military Command of Epirus and Macedonia (ASDIM) fired 21 salutes. A crowd gathered on the city's beach to watch the celebrations. The cu…
Thessaloniki also celebrates its patron saint, Saint Demetrius - Today's events and traffic regulations
A particularly human moment stood out in the Thessaloniki student parade for the anniversary of October 28, on Tuesday, October 27, 2026. Victory
With the student parade on Tsimiski Street, students and students from 22 public and private schools in Thessaloniki today, Tuesday, October 27, honored the anniversary of the “No” of 1940. The parade started at 11:00, from Diagonio, and ended at Ionos Dragoumi. It was opened by the Philharmonic of the Municipality of Thessaloniki and the flagbearers of Gymnasiums and Lyceums, while [...] Thessaloniki: Students of 22 schools honored the “NO” in …
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