Tasoula’s last photograph as a young girl before the war – Famagusta, Cyprus (1973)
Tasoula entering Noordeinde Palace, The Hague, during the 1990 official visit of President George Vasiliou and the First Lady of Cyprus
Tasoula bringing home the first stolen icons from the occupied area of Cyprus, recovered from the Netherlands -representing the Church and State of Cyprus, and acting under power of attorney on behalf of the Church -Limassol, Cyprus (1997)
Repatriation of the Marianna Latsi fresco collection -led by Tasoula, guided by her experience as a refugee from Famagusta -Archbishop’s Palace, Nicosia, Cyprus (February 1999)
Treasures recovered from the 1997 Munich sting operation – a joint effort by the Bavarian and Cypriot police, orchestrated by Tasoula with the Archbishop of Cyprus -returned to the Byzantine Museum, Nicosia, Cyprus (1997)
Frescoes from the Monastery of Panagia Apsinthiotissa, anonymously donated to Tasoula by a Canadian collector – conserved under her care and, through Walk of Truth, presented at the House of Lords in 2014 with Baroness Elisabeth Berridge and former MP David Burrowes – drawing attention to how terrorist groups finance their activities through the sale of looted art.
Tasoula giving back to the Cypriot diaspora as an entrepreneur -at the exhibition of artist Lefteris Olympios, Utrecht, Netherlands (2000).
Tasoula speaking at the launch of Walk of Truth and the opening of the exhibition “The Location of Culture” at Pulchri Studio, The Hague, Netherlands -featuring artists from Cyprus, Greece, the Netherlands, and Turkey (2011).
Tasoula at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University -empowering youth to become Culture Crime Watchers through Walk of Truth -Massachusetts, USA (2016).
Tasoula at the Tech Island Summit – speaking on the need for real incentives to attract talent back to Cyprus, drawing comparisons with the UK and the Netherlands – Limassol, Cyprus (2025).