Greek History
Periklis Korovesis (1941 – 2020)
Greek writer and militant of the left Periklis Korovesis has died.
Born in Argostoli, Kefalonia, in 1941, he studied theatre with Dimitris Rontiris and Semiotics...
The First Casualty of the Cold War: Journalist Kati Marton on...
By Michael Nevradakis,
March 28, 2015
Longtime ABC News and NPR correspondent Kati Marton talks about her best-selling book, The Polk Conspiracy: Murder and Cover-Up in...
On the German Occupation Loan from Greece
all those who forget the past cannot have a future
By Tasos Iliadakis
A. The background
During the early 1940s, Berlin, in order to have financial...
The Shadow of History
When 28 civilians were killed in Athens, it wasn’t the Nazis who were to blame, it was the British. Ed Vulliamy and Helena Smith...
Greece and the Struggle for Freedom
by Evaggelos Vallianatos
Nov.19, 2019
Prologue
Greece, the wellspring of Western civilization, has a continuity of existence from ancient times to the present day. In spite of...
Thousands March in Athens to Commemorate the Polytechnic Uprising
By Tasos Kokkinidis
Nov 17, 2019
Thousands marched on the streets of Athens toward the US embassy on Sunday to commemorate the anniversary of the Polytechnic...
The Great Famine
Τhe Great Famine (Greek: Μεγάλος Λιμός) was a period of mass starvation during the Axis occupation of Greece, during World War II (1941–1944). The...
Greece 2019: Back to the Truman Doctrine and the Pied Piper’s...
By Dr. William Mallinson
Athens, 13 October 2019
The rather pompous US Secretary of State Pompeo’s recent visit to Athens, to underline the new love-in between...