Greek History
Greece: Massive anti-government demonstrations, massive news blackout
By Andreas Maris
International media, including media which have correspondents in Greece, have imposed a near total blackout to information coming from this country. This...
Le gréviste de la faim grec Koufontinas risque la mort. Costa...
Par Dimitris Georgopoulos
Feb. 23, 2020Grève de la faim grecque, depuis 45 jours maintenant, Dimitris Koufontinas, 63 ans, a insisté auprès de ses médecins pour...
Greek Neonazis (and US Diplomacy)
Note: We are not in a position to confirm or deny all what is written in the following article, published in Covert Action Magazine,...
Nikos Svoronos-la Grèce en tant que nation résistante
8 Novembre 2013
Nikos Svoronos est considéré comme l’un des meilleurs historiens grecs du XXème siècle. Né à Leukade en 1911, il a effectué des...
The New Greek Authoritarianism
Note: During the debate on the new law on education, Yanis Varoufakis brought to the Greek parliament six reports by the US Embassy in...
ICOMOS calls for Protection of antiquities at Thessaloniki metro station
December 14, 2020
The International Council on Monuments and Sites, a technical advisor to UNESCO is calling for the Protection of the Antiquities in situ...
UN ARCHIPEL DES SOLIDARITÉS : GRÈCE, 2017-2020
Christiane Vollaire et Philippe Bazin
Éditions Loco, Paris, 2020
À ceux que les tempêtes politiques, qui menacent nos archipels, continuent de fracasser. À ceux qui ont...
The first Allied victory in WWII
The Greek OXI Was a Message of Freedom to the World
By Philip Chrysopoulos
Oct 27, 2020
Throughout the history of Greece, the word “OXI” (“No”) was...
How to Mix Fact and Fiction
By William Mallinson
Athens, 15 October 2020
On 5 October, ekathimerini.com published an article by a Denis MacShane, né Josef Denis Matyjaszek, which can compete with...
Raphael’s “School of Athens” Watches Over French Legislators Once Again
By Patricia Claus
Sep 16, 2020
A tapestry depicting the Italian painter Raphael’s masterpiece, featuring great figures from ancient Greek history, is once again adorning Plenary...