SIGNED, 1921, First Edition, Greek Book, Tragiki Erotes, Port Said, Egypt, Nea Iho, Island of Kasos

ΧΡΙΣΤΟΔΟΥΛΟΥ Ι. ΙΕΡΩΝΥΜΙΔΟΥ

και

ΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΥ Δ. ΠΑΠΑΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΥ

ΤΡΑΓΙΚΟΙ ΕΡΩΤΕΣ – Tragiki Erotes

Πρωτότυπον Ελληνικόν Διήγημα

 

ΠΟΡΤ-ΣΑΪΔ, ΤΥΠΟΙΣ ΝΕΑΣ ΗΧΟΥΣ, 1921

 

Hristodoulos I. Ieronimidis

and 

Dimitrios D. Papadimitriou

Tragic Love Affaires

An unusual Greek short story

 

Published by Nea Iho in Port-Said, Egypt in 1921

Signed by both authors

First Edition

Original Paper Binding

Pages 80

19.5 cm x 14 cm 

 

In addition to the Greek communities of Alexandria and Cairo, there was also the organised Greek community of Port Said, founded in 1870. Half of the Greeks of Port Said came from the island of Kasos. The prosperity of the community is attested by the publication of newspapers. In Port Said, as early as 1889, the weekly Greek newspaper Syndesmos (Link), I Phoni tou Laou (The People’s Voice), was published in 1903, O Kirikas (The Herald) in 1905, I Proodos  (The Progress) in 1906, the newspaper NEA IHO (New Echo) in 1912 and of course the I Phoni tis Kasou (The Voice of Kasos) in 1922.

About the book: This rare romantic short story was published by the newspaper Nea Iho.