Tasmania and the Greek Revolution - Lieutenant George Darby

Hellenes and Philhellenes in Tasmania have a unique connection to the Greek War of Independence in the story of Lieutenant George Darby and the schooner Badger. Historian Jim Claven recounts the intriguing story as we gather to celebrate Greece's independence.

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