Issue: Greece Lady of Ro 1983 Stamp
Type: Stamp
Number of Stamps: 1
Denominations: 50Dr,
Issue Date: 1983
Issued By: Greece Post
Honoring a Symbol of Greek Patriotism:
In 1983 Greece issued a remarkable postage stamp featuring the Lady of Ro a legendary figure symbolizing patriotism and resilience. The Lady of Ro whose real name was Despina Achladioti lived on the small remote island of Ro near Kastellorizo in the eastern Aegean Sea.
She became famous for raising the Greek flag every day especially during times of political tension signifying her unwavering dedication to Greece sovereignty. Despite living in isolation her act of defiance and loyalty made her a national hero. The 1983 Greek stamp beautifully captures her legacy serving as a tribute to her deep love for her homeland. This stamp is a symbol of national pride and independence making it a significant collectible for both philatelists and history enthusiasts.
A Tribute to Greek Heroism:
Among Greece most inspiring historical figures is Despina Achladioti better known as the Lady of Ro. Her unwavering patriotic devotion was commemorated in 1983 with a special postage stamp that honors her lifelong commitment to Greece national identity. For decades she lived alone on the small island of Ro near Kastellorizo and became famous for raising the Greek flag every morning as a symbol of defiance and sovereignty. Her dedication even in isolation made her a powerful icon of Greek resilience. The 1983 stamp reflects her heroic story ensuring that her legacy continues to inspire generations of Greeks and history lovers worldwide.
The Lady of Ro Stamp and the Spirit of National Identity:
The Lady of Ro stands as a shining example of Greek patriotism and in 1983 Greece issued a stamp in her honor. Known for her daily ritual of raising the Greek flag on the tiny island of Ro Despina Achladioti became a symbol of defiance and love for her homeland.
This 1983 Greek stamp immortalizes her commitment making it a prized collectible. It represents courage independence and national pride reminding the world of Greece rich history and the unwavering spirit of its people.
