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GREEK EDUCATION IN MONASTIR - PELAGONIA

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<strong>GREEK</strong> <strong>EDUCATION</strong> <strong>IN</strong> <strong>MONASTIR</strong> - <strong>PELAGONIA</strong> 25<br />

founded in the city. The first graduates of the Varnavas School were: Spasis<br />

Papanaoum, Konstantinos Papanaoum, Konstantinos Georsis, Naoum Nakas,<br />

Georgios Papakosmas, Konstantinos Ktenas, Anastasios Tzerros,<br />

Charalambos Triantaphyllides, Stephanos Tzerros, Georgios Tsallis, Naoum<br />

Nikarousis, Anastasios Pischas and Athanasios Anesti. 16<br />

Figure 4. School fête – Gymnastics display at a school in Monastir<br />

In 1851 geographer and historian Margaritis Dimitsas founded a private<br />

school (the “Margaritis Dimitsas Private School”) with places for 80<br />

children. Dimitsas was its headmaster, assisted by teachers Anastasios Picheon,<br />

Serapheim Matlis and N. Chalkiopoulos. The school operated until<br />

1865, by which time it had achieved its purpose, since more Greek schools<br />

providing a solid educational grounding had in the interim been established.<br />

17<br />

16. Pantelis G. Tsallis, Glorious Monastir, 8-11.<br />

17. Pantelis G. Tsallis, Glorious Monastir, 15-17; cf. also Athanasios G. Geromichalos,

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