Heracles Tavropoulos reading "Macedonia" at the stand of Ariadni Hadjipanagiotidou

Hercules Tavropoulos reading "Macedonia" at the stand of Ariadne Hadjipanagiotidou at the current junction of Ethn. Antistaseos and Lasani, where it operated for two years. In the background is the allied booth 2A which housed Panagiotis Papadopoulos' café "Paola" (left), Olympia Mavropoulou's grocery store (right) and other refugee families. The pavilion was rented by the Tavropoulos family, then by the Delavridis family and then by Efthimia Kakavelakis, when it was moved across the street to the junction of the central avenue and Kazazi. In 1975 it was moved to its current location, approximately at the junction of Ethn. In 1975, it was moved to its present location, at the point where it is located at the junction of the Athens city centre, at the point of the Athens city centre, at the junction of the Athens city centre and Karavangelis.

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Votsi, Kalamaria, Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, Greece

Postwar Greece