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- 5/4/1904 (Creation)
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16.5 x 13 cm
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Neon Asty was an Athenian newspaper, first published in 1901 by D. Kaklamanos, following his resignation from the newspaper Asty as a result of a disagreement with Th. Anninos. Kaklamanos was the newspaper’s director until 1907, ceding his post to Ger. Petrovikis. During the last years of its publication, it became an afternoon newspaper (Esperinon Neon Asty) and was published in a smaller format.
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Clipping from the newspaper Neon Asty. Poem on the verso.
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Neon Asty (newspaper). “Press clipping”. Press clippings, 05.04.1904. GR-OF CA CA-SF02-S02-F25-SF007-0034 (1340), Onassis Foundation C. P. Cavafy Fonds. From The Digital Collection of the Cavafy Archive, edited by Onassis Foundation, Athens, last modified 01.10.2025. https://doi.org/10.26256/CA-SF02-S02-F25-SF007-0034.
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Παλαιά ένδειξη ταξινόμησης
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- Fountoukli, Florentia (Subject)
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The clipping is from the article "I teleftaia mera tou Ekpaideftikou Synedriou. Ai teleftaiai syzitiseis. Systasis Ekpaideftikou Syndesmou. I liksis tou synedriou. I ekdromi tis Elefsinos". The poem was recited by the teacher and poet Florentia Fountoukli (1869-1915); it was probably her own composition.