Chapter I – Moudros

Related Landmarks The Monument of Arvanitakis The Temple of Evangelistria The Allied Cemetery German buildings at the Port of Moudros Crossing the centuries, Ypsipyli discovers History. She wants to learn about the importance of Lemnos through the years. Her steps lead her to the Information, History and Maritime Tradition Centre in the port of Moudros.Read More »Information Centre, History and Maritime Tradition of Moudros

Related Landmarks The Temple of Evangelistria The Allied Cemetery German buildings at the Port of Moudros Weary from wandering the streets of Moudros, Ypsipyli leaned against a marble slab. She read out "Commander Port Officer Ioannis Arvanitakis Port Officer of Lemnos was executed by the Germans on 26-7-1942". Ioannis Arvanitakis joined the Coast Guard inRead More »The Monument of Arvanitakis

Related Landmarks The Allied Cemetery German buildings at the Port of Moudros Fascinated by the view of the imposing temple of Evangelistria, Ypsipyli decides to make a stop and reflect on the adventures that brought her here.   The construction of the church was completed in 1903 with a donation from the Moudros-based Learned Society ofRead More »The Temple of Evangelistria

Related Landmarks German buildings at the Port of Moudros Ypsipyli proceeded with respect to the graves. She, who knew so well the pain of loss, anted to pay tribute to the dead ANZAC soldiers laid to rest in the Allied Cemetery at Moudros. More than 100 years have passed since April 1915, when the modestRead More »The Allied Cemetery

Related Landmarks Ypsipyli wanders around feeling frightened. She feels threatened, as if someone is watching her. She sneaks past "Portara" and suddenly finds herself in another world, an even more dangerous one for her. "Portara" was the name given by the local inhabitants of Moudros to the huge double-door that under German occupation separated theRead More »German buildings at the Port of Moudros