Greek-Australians in their own image: George Haros

Effy Alexakis; Leonard Janiszewski

Greek-Australians in their own image: George Haros

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Kytherian-born George Haros was initially a café assistant, and later a milk bar proprietor, as well as an inventor. He actively involved himself with Tasmania’s small but growing Greek community from the 1930s onwards and eventually served as Honorary Vice-Consul for Greece in Hobart. This article provides a brief insight.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Greek City Times
Publication status	Published - 3 Apr 2022

Keywords

Greek-Australian history
George Haros
Haros Boiler
Kytherians
Greek diaspora

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Greek-Australians in their own image: George Haros

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