Hellas (Greece) connection

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From: Bill Thorson
Date: Sun, 24 Sep 1989 06:32

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I would like to know if there is a mail ability to Hellas (Greece).  I
have a friend at Athens university that I would like fast communication
between.  He has a bitnet address on a machine called grathun1.

We understand there is a network in Greece called HELLASPAC or HELLPAC
or something like that which is connected to EARNET whatever that is.  We
also understand that grathun1 may also be a node on HELLASPAC/HELLPAC.
Therefore we believe there may be a way to send mail/file to and from
each other.  Possibly even live communication :)

Any help from Europe would be greatly appreciated.

Bill Thorson
Dept. of Atmospheric Science
Colorado State University
Ft. Collins CO

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Subject: Hellas (Greece) connection
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