Nikolaos Barlas

GICREF090

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Participants
Nikolaos Barlas
Intervieweer(s)
Alexandros Balasis
Date and Location
May 17, 2024
Toronto, ON
Languages
Greek
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Project
Greeks in Canada: A Digital Public History
Reference ID
GICREF090
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Categories
Canadian Society
Culture and Tradition
Economy
Historical Events
Migration
Tags
Canadian Politics
Entrepreneurship
Junta
Post-WW2 Migration
Pre-WW2 Migration
Remittances
Soccer
Sponsorship
USA
Decades Referenced
1940s
1950s
1970s
Locations Referenced
Astros Kynouria, Chantakia, Buffalo, Guelph, Canada, Athens, Halifax, Guelph, Kitchener, Toronto, New York, Ottawa,
Occupation(s)
Entrepreneur
Parents Occupation(s)
Names Referenced
Frank Tsiampas (dancer), Giorgos Vasilopoulos (dancer); Giannis Skropolithras (dancer); Terry Batakis; Bill Davis (Progressive Conservative Party); Bill Fatsis; Dimitris Aivalis (Neos Kosmos): Petros Belegris (Neos Kosmos)
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