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25 June 2021

Nelly Korda is joined by her boyfriend Andreas Athanasiou as she poses with the trophy on the course after winning the Meijer LPGA Classic golf tournament at Blythefield Country Club in Belmont, MI, USA Sunday, June 20, 2021.

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25 June 2021

Nelly Korda is joined by her boyfriend Andreas Athanasiou as she poses with the trophy on the course after winning the Meijer LPGA Classic golf tournament at Blythefield Country Club in Belmont, MI, USA Sunday, June 20, 2021.

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25 June 2021

Nelly Korda is joined by her boyfriend Andreas Athanasiou as she poses with the trophy on the course after winning the Meijer LPGA Classic golf tournament at Blythefield Country Club in Belmont, MI, USA Sunday, June 20, 2021.

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#5824270

3 July 2020

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, (R) with CEO of Lamda Development Odisseas Athanasiou attend the start of construction work at the old airport in Hellinikon suburb, south of Athens, on July 3, 2020. The development project is expected to create 80.000 work places

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#5824272

3 July 2020

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, (R) with CEO of Lamda Development Odisseas Athanasiou attend the start of construction work at the old airport in Hellinikon suburb, south of Athens, on July 3, 2020. The development project is expected to create 80.000 work places

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#5824264

3 July 2020

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, left, with CEO of Lamda Development Odisseas Athanasiou attend the start of construction work at the old airport in Hellinikon suburb, south of Athens, on July 3, 2020. The development project is expected to create 80.000 work places

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#5824266

3 July 2020

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, left, with CEO of Lamda Development Odisseas Athanasiou attend the start of construction work at the old airport in Hellinikon suburb, south of Athens, on July 3, 2020. The development project is expected to create 80.000 work places

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#5824268

3 July 2020

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, left, with CEO of Lamda Development Odisseas Athanasiou attend the start of construction work at the old airport in Hellinikon suburb, south of Athens, on July 3, 2020. The development project is expected to create 80.000 work places

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#5672084

2 May 2020

Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. In the past 6 years, the tradition of celebrating Saint Athanasius day on 2 of May was resumed in Byala after more than 50 years of interruption. The saint is believed to be patron of the cape and even maybe of the late antiquity basilica found by archaeologists there. Traditionally, residents of the city carry the icon of the saint for several kilometres - from the center of Byala to the basilica, discovered within the limits of the late antique fortress of Cape St. Atanas. This year, because of the measures for the non-proliferation of the coronavirus, the celebration was held in the presence of only Father Ventsislav Tachev, who serves in the temple of Byala and officials. The Orthodox Church honors St. Athanasius twice a year - on January 18 - the day he was last proclaimed bishop of Alexandria and on May 2 - the day of his death. Historical evidence from the late 19th century indicates that in Byala, the saint was honored on May 2, with families gathering to celebrate exactly in the area where archaeological discoveries were made in 2009. Since 2014, the late antique fortress in Byala has become a tourist attraction and is open to visitors, Byala, Bulgaria on May 02, 2020

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#5672086

2 May 2020

Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. In the past 6 years, the tradition of celebrating Saint Athanasius day on 2 of May was resumed in Byala after more than 50 years of interruption. The saint is believed to be patron of the cape and even maybe of the late antiquity basilica found by archaeologists there. Traditionally, residents of the city carry the icon of the saint for several kilometres - from the center of Byala to the basilica, discovered within the limits of the late antique fortress of Cape St. Atanas. This year, because of the measures for the non-proliferation of the coronavirus, the celebration was held in the presence of only Father Ventsislav Tachev, who serves in the temple of Byala and officials. The Orthodox Church honors St. Athanasius twice a year - on January 18 - the day he was last proclaimed bishop of Alexandria and on May 2 - the day of his death. Historical evidence from the late 19th century indicates that in Byala, the saint was honored on May 2, with families gathering to celebrate exactly in the area where archaeological discoveries were made in 2009. Since 2014, the late antique fortress in Byala has become a tourist attraction and is open to visitors, Byala, Bulgaria on May 02, 2020

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#5672088

2 May 2020

Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. In the past 6 years, the tradition of celebrating Saint Athanasius day on 2 of May was resumed in Byala after more than 50 years of interruption. The saint is believed to be patron of the cape and even maybe of the late antiquity basilica found by archaeologists there. Traditionally, residents of the city carry the icon of the saint for several kilometres - from the center of Byala to the basilica, discovered within the limits of the late antique fortress of Cape St. Atanas. This year, because of the measures for the non-proliferation of the coronavirus, the celebration was held in the presence of only Father Ventsislav Tachev, who serves in the temple of Byala and officials. The Orthodox Church honors St. Athanasius twice a year - on January 18 - the day he was last proclaimed bishop of Alexandria and on May 2 - the day of his death. Historical evidence from the late 19th century indicates that in Byala, the saint was honored on May 2, with families gathering to celebrate exactly in the area where archaeological discoveries were made in 2009. Since 2014, the late antique fortress in Byala has become a tourist attraction and is open to visitors, Byala, Bulgaria on May 02, 2020

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#5672090

2 May 2020

Priest Ventsislav Tachev, L and deputy mayor of town of Byala, Deyan Yanchev,R carry the icon of St. Athanasius out of the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. In the past 6 years, the tradition of celebrating Saint Athanasius day on 2 of May was resumed in Byala after more than 50 years of interruption. The saint is believed to be patron of the cape and even maybe of the late antiquity basilica found by archaeologists there. Traditionally, residents of the city carry the icon of the saint for several kilometres - from the center of Byala to the basilica, discovered within the limits of the late antique fortress of Cape St. Atanas. This year, because of the measures for the non-proliferation of the coronavirus, the celebration was held in the presence of only Father Ventsislav Tachev, who serves in the temple of Byala and officials. The Orthodox Church honors St. Athanasius twice a year - on January 18 - the day he was last proclaimed bishop of Alexandria and on May 2 - the day of his death. Historical evidence from the late 19th century indicates that in Byala, the saint was honored on May 2, with families gathering to celebrate exactly in the area where archaeological discoveries were made in 2009. Since 2014, the late antique fortress in Byala has become a tourist attraction and is open to visitors, Byala, Bulgaria on May 02, 2020

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#5672092

2 May 2020

Priest Ventsislav Tachev, L and deputy mayor of town of Byala, Deyan Yanchev,R carry the icon of St. Athanasius out of the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. In the past 6 years, the tradition of celebrating Saint Athanasius day on 2 of May was resumed in Byala after more than 50 years of interruption. The saint is believed to be patron of the cape and even maybe of the late antiquity basilica found by archaeologists there. Traditionally, residents of the city carry the icon of the saint for several kilometres - from the center of Byala to the basilica, discovered within the limits of the late antique fortress of Cape St. Atanas. This year, because of the measures for the non-proliferation of the coronavirus, the celebration was held in the presence of only Father Ventsislav Tachev, who serves in the temple of Byala and officials. The Orthodox Church honors St. Athanasius twice a year - on January 18 - the day he was last proclaimed bishop of Alexandria and on May 2 - the day of his death. Historical evidence from the late 19th century indicates that in Byala, the saint was honored on May 2, with families gathering to celebrate exactly in the area where archaeological discoveries were made in 2009. Since 2014, the late antique fortress in Byala has become a tourist attraction and is open to visitors, Byala, Bulgaria on May 02, 2020

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#5672094

2 May 2020

Priest Ventsislav Tachev, L and deputy mayor of town of Byala, Deyan Yanchev,R carry the icon of St. Athanasius out of the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. In the past 6 years, the tradition of celebrating Saint Athanasius day on 2 of May was resumed in Byala after more than 50 years of interruption. The saint is believed to be patron of the cape and even maybe of the late antiquity basilica found by archaeologists there. Traditionally, residents of the city carry the icon of the saint for several kilometres - from the center of Byala to the basilica, discovered within the limits of the late antique fortress of Cape St. Atanas. This year, because of the measures for the non-proliferation of the coronavirus, the celebration was held in the presence of only Father Ventsislav Tachev, who serves in the temple of Byala and officials. The Orthodox Church honors St. Athanasius twice a year - on January 18 - the day he was last proclaimed bishop of Alexandria and on May 2 - the day of his death. Historical evidence from the late 19th century indicates that in Byala, the saint was honored on May 2, with families gathering to celebrate exactly in the area where archaeological discoveries were made in 2009. Since 2014, the late antique fortress in Byala has become a tourist attraction and is open to visitors, Byala, Bulgaria on May 02, 2020

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#5672096

2 May 2020

Priest Ventsislav Tachev, L and deputy mayor of town of Byala, Deyan Yanchev,R put the icon of St. Athanasius in a car. In the past 6 years, the tradition of celebrating Saint Athanasius day on 2 of May was resumed in Byala after more than 50 years of interruption. The saint is believed to be patron of the cape and even maybe of the late antiquity basilica found by archaeologists there. Traditionally, residents of the city carry the icon of the saint for several kilometres - from the center of Byala to the basilica, discovered within the limits of the late antique fortress of Cape St. Atanas. This year, because of the measures for the non-proliferation of the coronavirus, the celebration was held in the presence of only Father Ventsislav Tachev, who serves in the temple of Byala and officials. The Orthodox Church honors St. Athanasius twice a year - on January 18 - the day he was last proclaimed bishop of Alexandria and on May 2 - the day of his death. Historical evidence from the late 19th century indicates that in Byala, the saint was honored on May 2, with families gathering to celebrate exactly in the area where archaeological discoveries were made in 2009. Since 2014, the late antique fortress in Byala has become a tourist attraction and is open to visitors, Byala, Bulgaria on May 02, 2020

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#5672100

2 May 2020

Disinfectants in the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. In the past 6 years, the tradition of celebrating Saint Athanasius day on 2 of May was resumed in Byala after more than 50 years of interruption. The saint is believed to be patron of the cape and even maybe of the late antiquity basilica found by archaeologists there. Traditionally, residents of the city carry the icon of the saint for several kilometres - from the center of Byala to the basilica, discovered within the limits of the late antique fortress of Cape St. Atanas. This year, because of the measures for the non-proliferation of the coronavirus, the celebration was held in the presence of only Father Ventsislav Tachev, who serves in the temple of Byala and officials. The Orthodox Church honors St. Athanasius twice a year - on January 18 - the day he was last proclaimed bishop of Alexandria and on May 2 - the day of his death. Historical evidence from the late 19th century indicates that in Byala, the saint was honored on May 2, with families gathering to celebrate exactly in the area where archaeological discoveries were made in 2009. Since 2014, the late antique fortress in Byala has become a tourist attraction and is open to visitors, Byala, Bulgaria on May 02, 2020

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