Oxi Day in 2022

Today we celebrate “Oxi” Day (No Day)! 28th October is the day when Greece and Greeks everywhere remember the courage of the Greeks who had the strength and determination to say “OXI”, to the Italian Fascist leader, Benito Mussolini to enter and annex key locations in Greece. https://t.co/r0j2EwXkYp

— Dimitri Peppas (@DimitriPeppas_) October 28, 2022

The Evzones are coming to Perth for the first time next week, to celebrate Greek National "OXI" Day with us! There will be plenty of opportunities to see them, don't miss it! @GreeceMFA @Greeks_Abroad https://t.co/hRgk51PW0C

— Greece in Perth (@GreeceinPerth) October 27, 2022

Happy Oxi Day 🇬🇷 https://t.co/aFrfNNmHrm

— πατέρας raver (@mathaiaus) October 28, 2022

28 October is 'OXI Day' - an annual remembrance of Greece's refusal to allow the Fascist troops of Italy invade the country. Did you know that the word actually made its first appearance two days later, as the headline of the Athens newspaper Ellinikon Mellon editorial? #history https://t.co/iL1AN2QbqD

— HACCI Australia (@HacciAu) October 28, 2022

Congratulations to the Greek people today on Oxi Day – the national anniversary celebrating Greece’s refusal to yield during WWII. A pleasure this week to catch up with Greece’s Deputy Minister of Defence, Mr Nikolaos Chardalias, and talk of the bonds between our peoples. 🇦🇺🇬🇷 https://t.co/MhmLBUrue2

— Michael McCormack (@M_McCormackMP) October 28, 2022

Proud grandson of someone who stood their ground. Sacrificed their youth for others. My personal inspiration. My pop. Oxi day is a reminder to us social democrats. It’s not about us. It’s about all of us. https://t.co/mUb9ofyPyx

— Kos Samaras (@KosSamaras) October 28, 2022

‘We honour their sacrifices’: Greek officials send messages to mark OXI Day https://t.co/UhPKpohFgu via @Greek Herald https://t.co/o288FUVhWu

— qwerty (@qwerty14117587) October 27, 2022