Great School of the Nation - Revision history

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The first efforts for the establishment of a Greek School in [[Constantinople]], during ottoman occupation began in the 16th century. The Patriarchal School of Ioassaf II ([[1556]]-[[1565]]) with the help of Ioannis Zygomalas will be the forerunner of the [[Great School of the Nation]] (I Megali tou Genous Sxoli /Η Μεγάλη του Γένους Σχολή).

In [[1625]] the Patriarchal School opened again, under the direction of [[Theofilos Korydaleas]], with many students. But the liberal ideas of Korydaleas were annoying and the school closed. In [[1662]] the school acquired permanent income, a building and remarkable teachers, among them [[Alexandros Mavrokordatos]] who bore the title Confidant.

In the middle of the 19th century the Great School began to offer great and wide services - it was almost a University in modern terms. The School graduates taught in the Greek Schools of all the regions. In [[1882]] during the Patriarchate of Joachim III, the Great School of the Nation was housed in a new, large building in the area of [[Phanar]]. Today it houses a middle and high school of the Greek minority.

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-The first efforts for the establishment of a Greek School in [[Constantinople]], during ottoman occupation began in the 16th century. The Patriarchal School of Ioassaf II ([[1556]]-[[1565]]) with the help of Ioannis Zygomalas will be the forerunner of the [[Great School of the Nation]] (I Megali tou Genous Sxoli /Η Μεγάλη του Γένους Σχολή).
+The first efforts for the establishment of a Greek School in [[Constantinople]], during ottoman occupation began in the 16th century. The Patriarchal School of  [[Joasaph II of Constantinople|Ioassaf II]] ([[1556]]-[[1565]]) with the help of Ioannis Zygomalas will be the forerunner of the [[Great School of the Nation]] (I Megali tou Genous Sxoli /Η Μεγάλη του Γένους Σχολή).
 In [[1625]] the Patriarchal School opened again, under the direction of [[Theofilos Korydaleas]], with many students. But the liberal ideas of Korydaleas were annoying and the school closed. In [[1662]] the school acquired permanent income, a building and remarkable teachers, among them [[Alexandros Mavrokordatos]] who bore the title Confidant.

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 In [[1625]] the Patriarchal School opened again, under the direction of [[Theofilos Korydaleas]], with many students. But the liberal ideas of Korydaleas were annoying and the school closed. In [[1662]] the school acquired permanent income, a building and remarkable teachers, among them [[Alexandros Mavrokordatos]] who bore the title Confidant.
-In the middle of the 19th century the Great School began to offer great and wide services - it was almost a University in modern terms. The School graduates taught in the Greek Schools of all the regions. In [[1882]] during the Patriarchate of [[Joachim III]], the Great School of the Nation was housed in a new, large building in the area of [[Phanar]]. Today it houses a middle and high school of the Greek minority.
+In the middle of the 19th century the Great School began to offer great and wide services - it was almost a University in modern terms. The School graduates taught in the Greek Schools of all the regions. In [[1882]] during the Patriarchate of [[Joachim III of Constantinople|Joachim III]], the Great School of the Nation was housed in a new, large building in the area of [[Phanar]]. Today it houses a middle and high school of the Greek minority.
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	The first efforts for the establishment of a Greek School in [[Constantinople]], during ottoman occupation began in the 16th century. The Patriarchal School of Ioassaf II ([[1556]]-[[1565]]) with the help of Ioannis Zygomalas will be the forerunner of the [[Great School of the Nation]] (I Megali tou Genous Sxoli /Η Μεγάλη του Γένους Σχολή).		The first efforts for the establishment of a Greek School in [[Constantinople]], during ottoman occupation began in the 16th century. The Patriarchal School of Ioassaf II ([[1556]]-[[1565]]) with the help of Ioannis Zygomalas will be the forerunner of the [[Great School of the Nation]] (I Megali tou Genous Sxoli /Η Μεγάλη του Γένους Σχολή).