greek americans

A child learns about the Greek American culture when she becomes friends with Elena Pappas and shares family experiences.

Presents the story of Sano Halo's life as told to her daughter, Thea, telling how, at the age of ten, she and her family were driven from their home by Turkish soldiers in a raid that resulted in the deaths of hundreds of people;and discussing her marriage at the age of fifteen to a much-older man, and their life together in America.

Eleven-year-old Christine copes successfully with her diabetes but finds it much more difficult to come to terms with the demands of her Greek-American heritage. Includes a section of questions and answers about diabetes and its treatment.

Examines the experiences of Greek immigrants to the United States, focusing on the period between 1890 and 1920, discussing the reasons why the Greek people decided to leave their homeland, the journey to America, and the struggle to find work and make a new life.

Presents the history of Greek immigration to the U.S. beginning with the first Greek settlements during the 1820s, assimilation into Greek communities, and anti-Greek sentiment.

Zach, his little sister Zoe, and their friends try to create an exciting summer in Albany, New York, in the early 1940s.

Provides a history of Greek immigration to the United States and discusses Greek customs and contributions to American culture.

Examines the history and culture of Greek Americans, and follows their achievements up to the present.

Provides an overview of the religion and culture of Greek Americans and presents some information on the history of the Greek people.