The program "The Hellenism of the Greek colonies" was designed and realized by the 4th Creative team of the Internet Applications Department Group of the FHW:

• Dimitrios Bilalis
  Coordination of Creative team, information analysis and organization, text processing
• Efthymios Dallas
  Planning and application development, site design and programming
• Irene Panagopoulou
  Selection of audiovisual material, writer of explanatory texts
• Stavroula Troulou
  Graphic designer, picture processing and digitization
• Maria Tyropoli
  Information analysis and organization, text adaptation

The research and writing of this presentation were carried out by:

• Olga Katsiardi-Hering
  Olga Katsiardi-Hering is a Professor of the "History of modern Hellenism from the fall of Constantinople until the War of Greek Independence of 1821" in the History and Archaeology Section of the Philosophy School of the Athens University. She is occupied in the following research fields: the history of the Greek colonies, the economy of the Greeks during Ottoman rule, the history of the cities and families. Works of Olga Katsiardi-Hering have been published in international scientific periodicals. Some of her books are "I Elliniki paroikia tis Terghestis (1751-1830)", Athens 1986, v. A'-B', "Lismonimenoi orizontes Ellinon emporon" and "To panigyri sti Senigallia (18os- arches 19ou aiona), Athens, 1989.
• Giannis Kolovos
  Giannis Kolovos studied History and Archaeology in the Philosophy School of the University of Athens and International History in the London School of Economics and Political Sciences of London. He is a PhD candidate for the Philosophy School. Works of Giannis Kolovos have been published in scientific periodicals and on the Internet, in the magazines "Oxy", "Metro", "Downtown", and in the newspaper "To Vima". He is in charge of the series "Proion Irodotos" of the "Oxy" publications.
• Maria Papathanasiou
  Maria Papathanasiou studied History and Archaeology in the Philosophy School of the Athens University and International History in the London School of Economics and Political Science of the London University. She is a Doctor of History in the Institute of Social and Economic History of the University of Vienna. She has participated in scientific programs and meetings in Greece and abroad. One of her works is: "Zwischen Arbeiten, Spiel und Schule. Die oekonomische Funktion der Kinder aermerer Schichten in Oesterreich, 1880-1939", Wien, Muenchen, 1999.
• Domna Paschalidou
  Domna Paschalidou studied History and Archaeology in the Philosophy School of the Athens University, while during the school year 1998-99 she won a scholarship to the University of Vienna. From 1997 she does post-graduate studies specializing in Recent and Modern Greek History in the Philosophy school of the Athens University. Her research interests involve mainly social history subjects and historical anthropology as well as subjects related to the history of the Hellenism of the Greek colonies under Ottoman rule. Domna Pachalidou has participated in the research program of the National Hellenic Research Foundation (E.I.E) "Thesmoi kai Ideologia sti Neoelliniki Koinonia, 15os-19os aionas" and has published articles in the periodical "Diachronia".
• Kalliopi Tzerpou
• Elena Beneki

The text editing was made by Stephania-Markella Papakosta and Vaggelis Halkos.

The organization of the production was made by the Head of the Internet Applications Department Elias Hatzis.

We kindly thank for their contribution the staff of the FHW:

• Dimitris Efraimoglou
  Head of Interactive Applications and Systems Section
• George Katsoulis
  Computer systems manager, Technical manager, Photographing manager
• Marios Papadopoulos
  Technical support
• Artemi Stamatelou
  Audiovisual material manager
• Kleopatra Ferla
  Adviser to the President on History Subjects

The permission for using the pictures of the presentation is a kind concession of the following institutions and individuals:

• Eustathios I. Phinopoulos.
• French School of Archaeology, Athens
• National Library of Greece, Athens
• National Library of Greece, Manuscripts Department, Athens
• Ioannis Kapralos, Athens
• Anastasios I. Papastavrou, Ioannina
• Kostas and Dimitra Koutsika
• Aikaterini Koumarianou, Athens
• Aikaterini Paouri, Hydra
• Konstantinos Staikos, Athens
• D. G. Karamanolis, Athens
• A. Papaioannou
• Benaki Museum, Athens
• Athens War Museum, Athens
• National Historical Museum, Athens
• Historical reading-room, Athens University-Philosophy School
• National Bank of Greece, Athens
• Benakeios Library, Athens
• Parliament Library, Athens
• Gennadeios Library, Athens
• Foundation for Hellenic Culture
• Hellenic Literary and Historical Archive, Athens
• Militos Publications, Athens (550 Vouliagmenis av., Tel: +30-1-9958212- 213)
• Olkos publications, Athens (12 Dimokritou st., Tel: +30-1-3621330)
• Melissa publications, Athens (10 Navarinou st., Tel: +30-1-3611692)
• Ekdotike Athinon S.A. (11 Omirou st., Tel: +30-1-3608911-5)
• Themelio publications (84 Solonos st., Tel: +30-1-3608180)
• "Kathimerini" S.A.
• Municipal Library of Kozani
• Iakovaton-Typaldon Library, Cephalonia
• 4th Ephoreia of Modern Monuments, Thessaloniki
• Historical and Folklore Museum, Odessa
• State Library Gyorgy, Odessa
• State Archive, Odessa
• National Museum, Taganrog
• Historical and Folklore Museum, Mariupol
• Hellenic Institute of Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Studies, Venice
• Greek Community Archive, Trieste
• Greek Community Museum, Trieste
• PicturesNow.com, Inc
• Chateaux de Versailles et de Trianon
• Musee de la Marine, Paris
• Bibliotheque de l' Arsenal, Paris
• Reunion des Musees nationaux - Agence photographique
• Istorijski Mureij Serbije, Beograd
• Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.