The study focuses on the activities of the Greek ethnic group, which settled in Czechoslovakia after 1948. They were mainly refugees of the communist orientation from Greece after the defeat of these forces in the civil war. In particular, their cultural activities are mapped and progressive changes in the content of these activities are underlined in connection with the changing political and social situation not only in Czechoslovakia and Greece, but also throughout the world, up to now. Special attention is paid to the Jeseníky region, where former Greek emigrants found a new home in a significant concentration of this population.