Anastasiades Ochi Day

No parades as Cyprus marks Ochi day

2020-10-28

The 80th anniversary of Ochi Day, is very important not only for Greece but all nations that similarly face today fascist attacks, President Nicos Anastasiades

Cyprus marks Ochi Day

2016-10-28

A number of liturgies and school parades are taking place on Friday to mark the Greek resistance against the Axis powers during WWII when Greek dictator

Cyprus marks Ochi Day (Updated)

2015-10-28

Cyprus celebrated ‘Ochi Day’ on Wednesday with school parades, church services and other events. President Nicos Anastasiades attended a morning liturgy led by Archbishop Chrysostomos at

Cyprus to mark Ochi Day

2014-10-27

School parades will be held across the Republic on Tuesday to mark Greek resistance against the Axis powers, which resulted in Greece entering WWII. October 28 commemorates the day the

Cyprus marks Ochi Day

2013-10-29

CYPRUS celebrated ‘Ochi Day’ yesterday in commemoration of the 1940 resistance of the Greeks against the Axis forces, which signalled Greece’s direct involvement in the

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