Anna Ringas and Sophia Koukidis
Interviewer(s):
Effrosyni Rantou
Project:
Greek Canadian Stories
INTERVIEW LOCATION:
Toronto, ON
LANGUAGE:
English
DATE:
April 25, 2024

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April 25, 2024
Toronto, ON
Interviewee(s)
Anna Ringas and Sophia Koukidis
Interviewer(s)
Effrosyni Rantou
Languages
English
Reference ID
GICREF087
Project
Greek Canadian Stories
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Categories
Culture and Tradition
Working Life
Education
Historical Events
Migration
Rites
Tags
Arranged Marriages
Baptism
Greek Canadian Identity
Greek Food
Greek School
Heirlooms Memorabilia
Hellenic Home
Marriage
Music
Post-WW2 Migration
Restaurant Work
Decades Referenced
1950s
1960s
1970s
1980s
Locations Referenced
Milos, Athens, France, Gravenhurst, Corbourg, Port Hope, Hallifax, Scarborough, St. George Greek Orthodox Church
Occupation(s)
Restaurant owners
Parents Occupation(s)
Names Referenced
Kortesis Real Estate, Stelios Kazatzidis
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