“Dear members of the Editorial Team, I am deeply honoured for being invited again to contribute some pictures to Chronology which bring our countries, cities and people closer!”
Text and photos by Dr. Dimitris N. Chryssochoou, Professor of Theory and Institutions of European Integration at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.
The center of development in the eastern region of Mongolia, the birthplace of the great Genghis Khan — the center of Khentii aimag, Chinggis City is located in Kherlen soum. Kherlen soum is located in the steppe zone of the Kherlen River, which originates in the Khentii Mountains, at an altitude of 1,631 meters above…
India’s sacred Ganga River, which sources from the Himalayas, is known worldwide as a place of worship and pilgrimage, primarily for Hindus. 1. The Ganga River in Varanasi, India Ganga Lake, or Ganga Nuur, however—located in Sü khbaat Province near the Dhari Ganga region of eastern Mongolia and connected to the Ganga River in India—is…
Hippocrates was a prominent ancient Greek physician, traditionally called the “father of medicine.” He had a profound influence on the development of medical science and medical ethics. Hippocrates was born around 460 BC on the island of Kos in Ancient Greece. According to ancient tradition, he came from a family of physicians. He received a…
The Greek writer and statesman, Dimitrios Bakolas, has travelled extensively around the world and has gained a wealth of life experience. Dimitris Bakolas is the President of the European Propylis Company. The company is the lead firm for European technical assistance projects, funded by the World Bank and the European Union. We are pleased to…
The great ancient Greek historian Herodotus lived from c. 484 to c. 425 BC in the city of Halicarnassus in Asia Minor. Herodotus is often called the “Father of History.” Herodotus traveled extensively throughout Egypt, Asia Minor, the Black Sea region, and other regions, collecting information about the peoples, their customs, religion, geography, and history….
