FIDANAKIS ON HELLAS FM SHOW TO FIGHT ANTI-HELLENIC REVISIONISM

Hellenic League of America (HLA)activist IOANNIS FIDANAKIS has been invited to speak on the popular HELLAS FM radio show broadcast out of the center of Hellenic-American life in Astoria, New York City  THIS THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 22nd
AT 8 PM (New York time, EST). The HELLAS FM show has hosted Hellenic officials, historians and top political figures such as Adonis Georgiades MP and can be heard on the internet through the website of HELLAS FM:
(To listen to our radio please download and install Windows Media Player first; then click on one of the links below: Windows Media Player.)
http://www.hellasfm.us/live_radio.aspx
http://hellasfm.us/
The HELLAS FM radio show will be covering the Hellenic League of America (HLA) letter writing and call in campaign Action Alert “STOP THE ANTI-HELLENIC HATE AT UNIVERSITY OF UTAH!” in regards to an upcoming revisionist Skopjian conference supported by Anti-Hellenic lobbies on University of Utah grounds. The President of the Pan-Macedonian Association USA, Professor Nina Gatzoulis will also be speaking on the show.
For more info on the campaign to fight Anti-Hellenic Revisionism, visit the Hellenic League of America (HLA) website (http://hellenicleagueofamericahla.org/), and participate in the Action Alert:
http://hellenicleagueofamericahla.org/action_alert_stop_the_anti-hellenic_hate_at_university_of_utah
For further media inquires please contact Ioannis Fidanakis at Tel. 1-973-464-0211.
Ioannis Fidanakis is a Grad Student and Hellenic-American Activist. He is currently the youngest elected President of Panthracian Union of America “Orpheus”. A member of the Hellenic League of America, HLA and Cyprus Action Network of America, CANA he has been featured as a guest speaker at several different grassroots rallies, lectures, and functions up and down the American East Coast. As President of Panthracian Union he is responsible for organizing the first ever Hellenic Genocide Commemoration outside the United Nations on April 6, 2009. His writings have been published several times in Hellenic-American newspapers from Chicago to New York, as well as on Global Politician.com. His various articles have been republished on numerous blogs and web sites such as Sparta: Journal of Ancient Spartan and Greek History. Ioannis has a B.A. in Political Science; with a concentration in International Politics and a minor in History. He is currently pursuing his Masters in Public Policy. Ioannis’ father’s family comes from the small village of Sofiko, Evros, his mother’s family, from Bloomfield, New Jersey.