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Áfissos

Áfissos (grec moderne : Άφησσος) est une localité située dans le dème du Pélion-du-Sud, dans le district régional de Magnésie, dans la périphérie de Thessalie, en Grèce. Selon le recensement de 2021, elle compte 235 habitants. Géographie Situé en bord de mer, sur le golfe Pagasétique et à 25 km de Vólos, Áfissos est un village typique du Pélion-du-Sud, avec ses traditionnels platanes, tavernes, bars et cafés. Selon la légende, Jason et ses Argonautes se seraient arrêtés à Áfissos pour se désaltérer et faire des provisions d'eau avant de poursuivre leur voyage en quête de la Toison d'or. La place du village s'appelle ainsi « Place des Argonautes », en l'honneur de cet illustre épisode. Le village, en forme d’amphithéâtre, présente une belle homogénéité architecturale. Partiellement piéton, le village est arboré et fleuri. Trois belles plages sont à la disposition des visiteurs : Kalliftéri, avant d'entrer dans le village, une plage familiale avec un club de plongée Lagoúdi, plus secrète, la plus calme de toutes Abovós, très fréquentée, avec bars et musique. Áfissos est idéalement situé pour explorer le Pélion, à moins d'une heure de Vólos, de la mer Égée et de l'extrémité sud de la péninsule. Notes et références Voir aussi Liens externes Portail de la Grèce
Recep Pasha Mosque

The Recep Pasha Mosque (Greek: Ρετζέπ Πασά Τζαμί, Turkish: Recep Paşa Camii) is a historical Ottoman mosque on the island of Rhodes, Greece, one of the seven mosques inside the old walled city of Rhodes. As of 2025, it is not open for either worship or visit, due to the poor condition it is in. History Rhodes fell to the Ottoman Turks in 1522, whereupon several mosques were built, while others were made by converting the pre-existing Christian churches of the city. The construction of the Recep Pasha mosque, located at the modern Dorieos square in the city of Rhodes, was commissioned by Reçep Pasha, a Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire, in 1588, as the inscription right above its entrance suggests. Two more minor constructions were developed next to the mosque, the mausoleum for Reçep Pasha, situated within the mosque’s courtyard, which contains his sarcophagus, and a ablution fountain. Left neglected for years to an almost ruinous state, part of the portico of the mosque collapsed in 2011. The cost of repair was estimated at three million euros, which was deemed too expensive, and repair works were halted on account of lack of resources. A budget of one million was approved. There have been suggestions and calls that, once restored, the mosque should host a museum of Islamic art. Architecture The complex of the Recep Pasha mosque—mosque, fountain and mausoleum–was built in the imperial style of the Ottoman golden age, perhaps by an architect from the school of master architect Mimar Sinan. On the exterior, as viewed sideways, there are three levels of cornice-lines, each defined with simple moulding; the windows are articulated with carved arches, ornate at the lower levels but sober at the top around the dome; the subtle passage from (the 16-sided) drum to circular dome is made manifest by a running polygonal cornice around its crown. More elaborate decoration is only found at the base of the now collapsed minaret and around the central door. The surface decorations of the interior of the mosque include Iznik tile panels of the 16th century bearing Quranic verses in fine calligraphy. There are also painted panels of floral decoration above the windows in the colours and motifs of Iznik ware. The building incorporates monolithic columns from earlier Christian structures. Above the door is the dedicatory inscription of Recep Pasha, expressing the justified wish that the space ‘may inspire an uplifting of the spirit’. The octagonal ritual fountain located to the west of the mosque has survived in good condition: covered in wild vegetation, to the east side, is the turbe or mausoleum of Recep Pasha— its windows embellished with the interlocking voussoirs typical of high, Ottoman architecture. Despite the extremely poor state it is in, it has been described as the most beautiful and architecturally impressive of the mosques in Rhodes. See also Ibrahim Pasha Mosque, Rhodes Defterdar Mosque (Kos) List of mosques in Greece References External links Media related to Rejep Pasha Mosque (Rhodes) at Wikimedia Commons
Ibrahim Pasha Mosque, Rhodes

The Ibrahim Pasha Mosque (Greek: Ιμπραήμ Πασά Τζαμί, from Turkish: İbrahim Paşa Camii) is a mosque on the Aegean island of Rhodes, Greece. Completed in c. 1541, during the Ottoman-era, it is the oldest out of the seven mosques inside the old walled city of Rhodes, and the only one open to worship today, serving the Turkish-Muslim community of Rhodes. History After the Ottomans captured Rhodes from the Knights Hospitaller in 1522, Muslim Turkish populations settled within the walled city, where new mosques were built, while others were made from converted Christian churches in order to serve the new community. The Ibrahim Pasha Mosque was built in 947 AH (1540/1541 CE) in what is today Platonos Square by Sultan Suleiman, and is thus the oldest mosque on the island. The mosque's minaret had over the centuries suffered serious decay and damage. In the 1930s, where restoration works were commissioned under Italian rule. Although it has continuously served as a mosque, it was officially granted an operating license by the Greek Ministry of Education and Religion only in 2019, along with the Defterdar and Gazi Hasan Pasha mosques in the neighbouring island of Kos. Architecture Built within the old medieval town of Rhodes, the mosque consists of a large square room with a twelve-sided dome and two successive pediments alongside the north side. In the northwest corner of the roof, a minaret stands on a polygonal base. An eight-sided fountain can be found in the middle of the yard outside. The minaret is cylindrical and has one balcony. Gallery See also Islam in Greece List of mosques in Greece References External links Media related to Ibrahim Pasha Mosque at Wikimedia Commons
Agios Gordios

Agios Gordios (griechisch Άγιος Γόρδιος, lokal auch Ai Gordis Άη Γόρδης (m. sg.)) ist ein Dorf an der Westküste der griechischen Insel Korfu. Es gehört zum Gemeindebezirk Achillio und ist vor allem aufgrund seiner sandigen Bucht als Ferienort bekannt. Die Nachbardörfer sind Sinarades im Norden und Kato Garouna im Süden. Namen und Geschichte Das Dorf ist nach der Kirche des heiligen Gordios benannt, die in Strandnähe in der Mitte des Ortes steht. Ein Datum der Erbauung ist nicht bekannt, eine erste Erwähnung findet sich 1714. Agios Gordios wurde 1971 als Siedlung der damaligen Landgemeinde Kato Garouna (Κοινότητα Κάτω Γαρούνας Kinotita Kato Garounas) anerkannt, diese hat seit der Verwaltungsreform 2010 den Status einer Ortsgemeinschaft (Τοπική Κοινότητα Κάτω Γαρούνας Topikí Kinótita Káto Garoúnas). Trivia Freddy Mercury, der Leadsänger von Queen soll den Ort einige Male besucht haben. Das Hotel und Hostel The Pink Palace, erhielt seinen Namen angeblich von ihm. Weblinks Einzelnachweise
Agios Gordios

Agios Gordios (Greek: Άγιος Γόρδιος) known locally as Ai Gordis (Greek: Άη Γόρδης) is a coastal village on the west coast of the Greek island of Corfu. The beach is located downhill from Sinarades. It is home to several small hotels including The Pink Palace hotel and hostel, which was visited by Queen frontman Freddie Mercury in his youth. References
Ágios Górdios

Ágios Górdios (grec moderne : Άγιος Γόρδιος) est une localité située dans le dème de Corfou-Centre et des îles Diapontiques, dans le district régional de Corfou, dans la périphérie des Îles Ioniennes, en Grèce. Selon le recensement de 2021, elle compte 50 habitants. Notes et références Références Portail de la Grèce
Sami (Řecko)

Sami (gr. Δήμος Σάμης) je řecká obec, obecní jednotka, komunita a sídlo (město) v regionální jednotce Kefalonia v kraji Jónské ostrovy. Ve městě (a také v komunitě) v roce 2011 žilo 1025 obyvatel, v obecní jednotce pak 2341 a v obci pak 5204. Členění obce Obec Sami od roku 2019 zahrnuje 3 obecní jednotky. V závorkách je uveden počet obyvatel obecních jednotek a komunit. Obecní jednotka Sami (2341) – komunity: Sami (1025), Grizata (389), Karavomylos (385), Poulata (142), Pyrgi (316), Chaliotata (84). Obecní jednotka Erisos (1472) – komunity: Vasilikiades (130), Erisos (191), Asos (88), Vary (36), Karya (28), Kothreas (80), Komitata (73), Mesovounia (74), Neochori (38), Patrikata (33), Plagia (70), Touliata (336), Fiskardo (295). Obecní jednotka Pylaros (1391) – komunity: Agia Effimia (600), Divarata (359), Makriotika (432). Součástí komunity Agia Effimia v obecní jednotce Pylaros je 13 neobydlených ostrovů patřících k souostroví Echinades (Ápasa, Kalógiros, Lamprinós, Módio, Petalás, Pístros, Práso, Sofía, Sorós, Tsakalonísio, Fílippos) Komunita Sami zahrnuje pouze sídlo Sami. Reference V tomto článku byl použit překlad textu z článku Sami (Gemeinde) na německé Wikipedii. Externí odkazy
Sami (Gemeinde)

Sami (griechisch Σάμη) ist eine Gemeinde auf der griechischen Insel Kefalonia in der Region Ionische Inseln. Sie wurde 2019 aus drei Gemeindebezirken der 2011 geschaffenen Gemeinde Kefalonia gebildet. Verwaltungssitz ist die gleichnamige Kleinstadt Sami. Verwaltungsgliederung Die Gemeinde Sami besteht aus drei Gemeindebezirken und ist weiter in einen Stadtbezirk sowie 21 Ortsgemeinschaften untergliedert. Einzelnachweise
Dème de Sámi

Le dème de Sámi, en grec moderne : Δήμος Σάμης / Dímos Sámis, est un dème de la périphérie des îles Ioniennes, situé sur l'île de Céphalonie, en Grèce. Il est créé, en 2019, par le programme Clisthène I, qui supprime le dème de Céphalonie. Le dème comprend les anciennes municipalités (programme Kapodistrias) d'Érisos, Pýlaros et Sámi. Il compte, selon le recensement de 2011, 5 676 habitants. Son siège est la ville de Sámi. Notes et références Notes (el) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en grec moderne intitulé « Δήμος Σάμης » (voir la liste des auteurs). Références Portail de la Grèce
Сами (дим)

Са́ми (греч. Δήμος Σάμης) — община (дим) в Греции, на севере острова Кефалиния в Ионическом море. Входит в периферийную единицу Кефалиния в периферии Ионические острова. Население 5204 человек по переписи 2011 года. Площадь 288,552 квадратного километра. Плотность 18,03 человека на квадратный километр. Административный центр — Сами. Димархом на местных выборах 2019 года выбран Ерасимос Моньяс-Нетис (Γεράσιμος Μονιάς-Νέτης). Община Сами создана в 1997 году (ΦΕΚ 244Α). В 2010 году (ΦΕΚ 87Α) по программе «Калликратис» создана община Кефалонья (Δήμος Κεφαλονιάς) при слиянии упразднённых общин Аргостолион, Ливато, Палики, Пиларос, Сами, Эрисос, Элос-Прони, а также сообщества Омала. В 2019 году (ΦΕΚ 43Α) вновь создана община Сами, в которую вошли населённые пункты упразднённых общин Пиларос и Эрисос. Примечания Ссылки sami.gov.gr (греч.) — официальный сайт общины Сами
Britannic

HMHS Britannic var en engelsk damper og søsterskib til Titanic og Olympic. Skibet blev søsat den 26. april 1914, men før det kunne begynde på rutesejlads, brød 1. verdenskrig ud, og skibet blev indsat som hospitalsskib. Den 21. november 1916 ramte det en tysk mine i Kea-kanalen ved Grækenland, og sank i løbet af 55 minutter. Grunden til det var, at man havde åbnet en masse koøjer, hvilket var i strid med reglerne. Ombord var Violet Jessop, der også var ombord da både Titanic, da det sank i 1912, og Olympic som var ude for en ulykke i 1911. Efter Titanics forlis havde man udstyret skibet med tilstrækkeligt antal redningsbåde, og de eneste omkomne var 30 personer, som var i to redningsbåde, der blev sat i vandet, før skibet stod stille, og som derfor blev suget ind i skruen. Hvad der også hjalp i forhold til Titanics forlis var, at skibet var relativt tæt på land, og at vandet var varmere. Britannic skulle ligesom sine søstre være en luksusliner (den mulighed fik hun dog aldrig), men bare med nogle få ændringer hun skulle blive en halv meter længere, hvilket fik hende op på en vægt af 55.000 bruttoton. Britannics forlis dannede forlæg for en fri fortolkning af begivenhederne i filmen Britannic i 2000.
HMHS Britannic

HMHS Britannic je bio treći i najveći brod iz serije brodova u kojoj su još bili RMS Titanic i RMS Olympic. Uz te brodove, i Britannic je bio izgrađen za White Star Line. Gradio se za potrebe prijevoza putnika između Europe i Sjeverne Amerike, ali kako je tada bio 1. svjetski rat, Britannic je prenamijenjen u bolnički brod, koji je prevozio ranjenike. U toj je službi Britannic i potonuo, kada ga je, u blizini grčkog otoka Kea, udarila mina. To se dogodilo dana 21. studenoga 1916. Tada je poginulo 30 ljudi.
Plagiá (ort i Grekland, Västra Grekland)

Plagiá är en ort i Grekland. Den ligger i prefekturen Nomós Aitolías kai Akarnanías och regionen Västra Grekland, i den centrala delen av landet, 270 km väster om huvudstaden Aten. Plagiá ligger 223 meter över havet och antalet invånare är 939. Terrängen runt Plagiá är huvudsakligen kuperad, men åt nordväst är den platt. Havet är nära Plagiá västerut. Närmaste större samhälle är Lefkáda, 6,4 km nordväst om Plagiá. Kommentarer Källor
Spetses (gmina)

Spetses (gr. Δήμος Σπετσών, Dimos Spetson) – gmina w Grecji, w administracji zdecentralizowanej Attyka, w regionie Attyka, w jednostce regionalnej Wyspy. Siedzibą gminy jest Spetses. W jej skład wchodzi między innymi wyspa Spetses. W 2011 roku liczyła 4027 mieszkańców. Przypisy
Paleochóri (Leonídio, Arcadie)

Paleochóri (grec moderne : Παλαιοχώρι) est une localité située dans le dème de Cynourie-du-Sud, dans le district régional d'Arcadie, dans la périphérie du Péloponnèse, en Grèce. Selon le recensement de 2021, elle compte 121 habitants. Notes et références Références Portail de la Grèce
Платанаки

Платанаки (на гръцки: Πλατανάκι, катаревуса Πλατανάκιον, Платанакион) е село в Република Гърция, област Пелопонес, дем Южна Кинурия. Платанаки има население от 207 души. До 2011 година селото е част от дем Леонидио. География Селото е разположено високо в източните склонове на планината Парнонас (Малево). Личности Родени в Платанаки Захариас Пападас (1876 – 1907), гръцки андартски капитан Бележки
Platanáki (Arcadie)

Platanáki (grec moderne : Πλατανάκι) est une localité située dans le dème de Cynourie-du-Sud, dans le district régional d'Arcadie, dans la périphérie du Péloponnèse, en Grèce. Selon le recensement de 2021, elle compte 49 habitants. Notes et références Références Portail de la Grèce
Tsitália

Tsitália (grec moderne : Τσιτάλια) est une localité située dans le dème de Cynourie-du-Sud, dans le district régional d'Arcadie, dans la périphérie du Péloponnèse, en Grèce. Selon le recensement de 2021, elle compte 158 habitants. Notes et références Références Portail de la Grèce
Платанос (дем Източен Мани)

Платанос (на гръцки: Πλάτανος, до 1955 година Λίμπερδο, Лимбердо, катаревуса Λίμπερδον, Лимбердон) е село в Гърция, област Пелопонес, дем Източен Мани. Селото има население от 174 души. Личности Родени в Платанос Михалис Фуридис, гръцки революционер, деец на Гръцката въоръжена пропаганда в Македония Бележки
Скифяника

Скифяника (на гръцки: Σκυφιάνικα) е село в Република Гърция, област Пелопонес, дем Източен Мани. Селото има население от 35 души (2001). Личности Родени в Скифяника Киприан Пулакос (1898 – 1975), гръцки духовник Бележки
Кареа (дем Източен Мани)

Кареа (на гръцки: Καρέα) е село в Република Гърция, област Пелопонес, дем Източен Мани. Селото има население от 72 души. География Селото се състои от две махали – Ано Кареа и Като Кареа. Личности Родени в Кареа Василиос Цимбидарос (1880 – 1907), гръцки офицер, деец на Гръцката въоръжена пропаганда в Македония Бележки
Димановски манастир

Димановският манастир (на гръцки: Μονή Ντιμάνοβο) се намира на западните склонове на централен Тайгет, Пелопонес, Гърция. Името му е славянско и се свързва с милингите, като е изписвано на димотики и като (на гръцки: Ντίμιοβα, Τίμιοβα, Τίνοβα, Ντιμόνοβο). Легендата отнася основаването на манастира по времето на иконоборството, т.е. VIII и IX век, но византолозите твърдят, че е основан не по-рано от края на XVI и началото на XVII век. Архитектура Датира от началото на XVII век въз основа на патриаршески печати, от които се установява като ставропигия. Католиконът му е посветен на Успение Богородично и принадлежи към архитектурния тип на двускатна кръстовидна изписана църква с купол, без притвор и с полукръгла арка. Куполът е с цилиндричен барабан. Отвън носещите греди на кръста са покрити с двускатен керемиден покрив, а ъгловите с едноскатен покрив. В северозападния ъгъл на храма се издига четиристранен шпил. Църквата е изписана от йеромонах Дамаскин от 1663 г. според ктиторския надпис над западната входна врата. Дърворезбованият иконостас на католикона е от 1773 г., а чудотворната манастирска икона е „Богородица Димановитиса“, която има иконографския тип на „Гликофилуса“ и носи името „Надеждата на християните“. До 1944 г. манастирът е мъжки, а през 1960 г. е преобразуван в женски, какъвто е и през 2022 г. Манастирският празник се отбелязва на 15 август, когато се изнася чудотворната манастирска икона на литийно шествие из околността. Източници
Вулкански манастир

Вулканският манастир (на гръцки: Μονή Βουλκάνου) е мъжки манастир посветен на Успение Богородично към Месинската митрополия на Църквата на Гърция. Намира се на Итоми на мястото на античното светилище на Зевс. Вулкано е най-големият православен манастир на полуострова по османско време, обитаван от близо стотина монаси. Преданието свързва основаването му с времето на управлението на византийския император Лъв III Исавър (около 726 г.), когато монасите, преследвани от иконоборците, се укриват в планините. За достоверна се приема хипотезата, че манастирът възниква в края на XIII век – началото XIV век с ориентир времето на Андроник Асен. През 1573 г. Вулкано се сдобива със статут на ставропигия от вселенския патриарх Йеремия II Константинополски, който е потвърден през 1639 г. и от Кирил II Кондарис. Първоначално византийският католикон е еднокорабна базилика с притвор, изградена с камъните от езическото светилище. През 1625 г. монасите напускат Вулкано поради отдалечеността и липсата на вода и основават нов манастир надолу по склона (между селата Валира и Мавромати). Тук е пренесена чудотворната икона на „Богородица Вулканиотиса“. Построеният през 1701 г. нов кръстокуполен храм във византийски стил е осветена в чест на Рождество Богородично, обаче денят на Успение на Пресвета Богородица остава патронен празник. Катедралата е изписана през 1732 г., но стенописите са силно повредени от турците, които превземат манастира по заповед на Ибрахим паша през 1825 г. В манастирската библиотека се съхраняват ръкописи и старопечатни книги, читири патриаршески сигилии и други документи, а в ризницата се съхраняват старинни църковни одежди и утвар. Към 2022 г. манастирът се обитава постоянно от двама монаси. Източници
Laiko General Hospital

People's General Hospital (Greek: Γενικό Νοσοκομείο Αθηνών «Λαϊκό») is a public teaching hospital in Athens, Greece. The hospital belongs to the Greek National Healthcare System under the 1st Healthcare Region of Attica and comprises numerous clinics, labs, inpatient wards and outpatient departments. History Laiko General was established in 1933 as "Λαϊκόν Νοσοκομείον Αθηνών"(People's Hospital of Athens), a Legal Entity of Public Law in the location of the University pavilion in Goudi under the Ministry of Health (then referred to as the Ministry of State Hygiene and Perception). The hospital's founding purpose was to provide fundamental health services for indigent citizens-and was thus named "Λαϊκόν" (People's)-and the concurrent training of doctors, medical students and nurses. The hospital gradually expanded to include more departments, equipment and clinics and housed a Physical Therapy and Nursing school. Hospital departments Laiko General Hospital is organized under three main departments: Pathology, Surgery and Laboratory Depts. The hospital also has seven Centers of Expertise for Rare Diseases, namely: Center for Thalassaemia and Sickle Cell Disease – Rare Hematological Diseases 1st Propaedeutic Pathology Clinic and Special Nosology (Endocrinology Unit) of the National and Kapodestrian University of Athens – Rare neuroendocrine neoplasms Pathophysiology Clinic and Lab of the National and Kapodestrian University of Athens – Rare connective tissue diseases and musculoskeletal disorders Pathophysiology Clinic and Lab of the National and Kapodestrian University of Athens – Rare systemic autoinflammatory and autoimmune diseases 1st Propaedeutic Pathology Clinic and Special Nosology (Autoimmune Rheumatic Diseases Unit) of the National and Kapodestrian University of Athens – Rare systemic diseases of connective tissues and musculoskeletal disorders 1st Propaedeutic Pathology Clinic and Special Nosology (Autoimmune Rheumatic Diseases Unit) of the National and Kapodestrian University of Athens – Rare systemic autoinflammatory and autoimmune diseases 1st Pathology Clinic (Endocrinology Unit) of the National and Kapodestrian University of Athens – Rare endocrinological diseases The Center for Rare skeletal diseases of Laiko General Hospital has been active since May 2018 as a reference center, while the positive opinion of the Central Health Council (KESY) on its recognition as a Center of Expertise has been forwarded to the Ministry of Health since May 2020 and publication in the official Government Gazette (FEK) is awaited. References
Laiko sjukhus

Laiko sjukhus, även kallad Laikon General Hospital (på grekiska: Γενικό Νοσοκομείο Αθηνών «Λαϊκό») är ett offentligt Universitetssjukhus i Aten, Grekland. Sjukhuset tillhör det grekiska nationella hälsovårdssystemet under den första sjukvårdsregionen Attika och omfattar många kliniker, laboratorier, slutenvården och öppenvården. Laikon General Hospital är Greklands ledande transplantationssjukhus med en hög frekvens av njurtransplantationer från levande, närstående givare. Sjukhuset genomför ungefär ett hundra njurtransplantationer per år, vilket är något mindre än de ledande transplantationscentra i Sverige. Historia Laikon sjukhuset grundades 1933 som en juridisk enhet för offentlig rätt på universitetets paviljong i Goudi under det grekiska hälsoministeriet (då kallat ministeriet för statlig hygien och uppfattning). Sjukhuset utvidgades gradvis till att omfatta fler avdelningar, utrustning och kliniker och inrymde en sjukgymnastik- och vårdskola. Referenser Externa länkar Officiell webbplats (På grekiska)
Athens Naval Hospital

The Athens Naval Hospital (Greek: Ναυτικό Νοσοκομείο Αθηνών, ΝΝΑ) is the largest Navy hospital in Greece. It is situated at the foothill of Lycabettus Hill, at Dinokratous 70 in Central Athens. Construction started in 1948, but it became operational in 1955, and was renovated and enlarged in 1995. Since 2002, new operating theatres have been opened and the hospital's wings and buildings have been renovated. It is the only military hospital to have been built and completed in its original form with the financial support of its active and retired officers. References
NIMTS

The 417 Army Equity Fund Hospital (Greek: 417 Νοσηλευτικό Ίδρυμα Μετοχικού Ταμείου Στρατού), commonly known by its acronym as NIMTS (Ν.Ι.Μ.Τ.Σ.), is a public general hospital located in the centre of Athens, Greece, near the Megaro Moussikis metro station. According to its founding law (AN 1137/1946), NIMTS is a Legal Entity of Public Law, which is overseen by the Ministry of National Defence, through the Hellenic Army General Staff. The hospital consists of two multi-storey buildings with a total capacity of 405 beds. The second building which is called the "new wing" (νέα πτέρυγα) was inaugurated in 1981. More than 100,000 patients are examined on a yearly basis and more than 15,000 patients are hospitalized. It employs around 1,000 people. Gallery References