Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for Ochi / Ohi Day -
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Happy Ochi Day, Greece! The Greek people's brave resistance to the Axis powers 84 years ago demonstrated that freedom and independence are always worth fighting for. We join Greeks and Greek communities across Australia as they proudly mark Show more
#OTD in 1940, Mussolini, Italy’s fascist leader, gave #Greece an ultimatum: Open your border to our troops or else. Greece said NO. War resulted. Greece fought valiantly against Italy, then Germany. Oct. 28 is Show more HellenicLeaders and 6 others
On October 28, we celebrate “Ohi Day”, when #Greece said a bold "No" to the invading Italians. Today, it stands for a simple message of pride and freedom. The spirit of independence lives strongest in our villages! Show more
Honoring Ohi Day in the #Metaverse! To commemorate the Greek spirit of resilience and courage shown on October 28.1940, I created this custom military vehicle in @spatial_io . "From Greece with love" a small tribute to a big history. Show more Anand Agarawala and 9 others
Ohi Day aka "No Day" commemorates significant 1940 event. Greece's PM at time Ioannis Metaxas defiantly responded with a terse "no" to ultimatum given by Italian dictator Mussolini. This led Greece to enter WW2 on Allies side & showcased resilience, strength & passion for Freedom Show more
OXI - OCHI DAY! It was the day when Ioannis Metaxas, on behalf of the Greek people, bravely shouted “No” and resisted the Italian occupation. Annually on Oct. 28 marks the Show more
On October 28, Greece celebrates the resistance against fascism and oppression. Greece’s "Ohi Day" remains unique because: •It represents a unified, national refusal of fascism that led directly to military action against a fascist power. •Greece managed to repel the initial… Show more Quote Jim Mellas @jimmellas · 4h 4:19 ΟΧΙ Day - Remembering 28 October 1940. Greece said NO and changed the course of WWII and the World! ΟΧΙ Day - NO # OxiDay
October 28 - “Ohi Day” in Greece and Cyprus “Ohi Day” is a national holiday commemorating events from 1940 when Greek Prime Minister Ioannis Metaxas rejected Mussolini’s demand to allow Italian forces to use Greek territory as a base for attacks. This refusal marked… Show more
Ohi Day commemorates the anniversary of the Greek dictator, Metaxas, saying “ohi (no)” to the ultimatum made by Italian dictator, Benito Mussolini, in 1940.