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  • Nagorno-Karabakh:5 things to know about Armenia-Azerbaijan battles

    The climate between Armenia and Azerbaijan is tense, after the deadly clashes that broke out on Sunday (09/27) in the Nagorno-Karabakh region. The international community expresses strong concern and fears of war between the two countries. Nagorno-Karabakh is a region of Azerbaijan that has broken

  • The Ionian beach named after a Roman general

    At a distance of only 20 kilometers northwest of Parga, there is an impressive blue-green beach with golden sand called Arilla. Specifically, Arilla beach is located in Perdika, Thesprotia, the largest village of the prefecture and stretches for a long time, following the morphology of the rocky and

  • Athens Free events will not take place this year - No information from Municipality, Region, ERT

    After five years of continuous presence in the citys public events, the events for the Liberation of Athens from the Nazis under the umbrella of Athens Free seem that this year will not take place. We are writing because, for now, there is no official information from the five major public bodies u

  • The weather of the column and Voidopnichtis

    It was the middle of October, 1852, when a terrible storm broke out. The storm was so strong, it swelled the river. The bridge was swept away, cutting the town in two. The news spread by word of mouth, spreading fear among the residents. When and where did this happen? In 1852 in Athens. What was th

  • October 12:The double liberation from the Nazis and their sowing

    Corner of Stadium and Bucharest, October 12, 1944, Athenians celebrate liberation from the Nazis. Exactly 76 years later, a few kilometers away, at the Court of Appeal of Athens, the sentences for Hitlers nostalgics and the rioters are being announced today. The celebration began on October 11, wi

  • Poland:Spectacular World War II Bomb Explosion

    The largest unexploded bomb of World War II exploded as Navy divers tried to defuse it. The bomb, which was in a Baltic Sea canal, had a 50-50 chance of exploding but none of the divers were injured. It was 6 meters long, located at a depth of 12 meters and weighed 5.4 tons. Almost half of that am

  • Impressive images from the missile neutralization in Heraklion

    A World War II missile was neutralized with a controlled explosion on Wednesday morning in Ammoudara, in the sea area below the EGOH stadium, in Heraklion. The bomb was neutralized close to the beach and with the participation of Navy frogmen. It is noted that during the process all the necessary

  • Pogdoriani:The village where Suleiman exiled his mother and wife

    Just a few kilometers from the Greek-Albanian border and well hidden between Mount Kasidiari and Sossinou Hill is the village with the current name of Ano Parakalamos. A village that hosts barely 25 permanent residents during the winter months. And yet this small village in the past hosted both th

  • Great beer flood in London with nine dead - They drowned in a tsunami of beer

    An unusual event with a tragic ending, which went down in history as the London Beer Flood. The incident unfolded at the intersection of Tottenham Court and Oxford streets, in the West End of Central London. The seat of the Mayox brewery existed there since 1764 (Meux), owned by Sir Henry Meux, Con

  • How Nazi children made the new Germany

    How can states overcome crises they have suffered? How can we derive knowledge from the historical events of the past? Award-winning Jared Diamonds book, Nations in Turmoil, asks the key questions at the most critical moment in history. In his research Diamond advances a new presentation of how nati

  • Online broadcast of historical memory by Menelaos Charalambidis

    His second show on the occasion of the anniversary of the liberation of Athens will be organized on Monday - via Facebook - by the historian Menelaos Charalambidis. From Sunday 18/10 at 07:00 in the morning and for 72 hours watch absolutely FREE on News 24/7 the sensational documentary Golden Dawn

  • The site of Athens Eleftheri has been lost, historical documents are missing

    One can understand why the Athens Free events for the liberation of Athens from the Nazis will not take place this year due to the pandemic. Not easily, given that technology offers possibilities to overcome even such great obstacles, but, after all, one can show a relative understanding. However,

  • Chr. Koulouri:The descendants of the fascists hid behind the mask of patriotism

    This years special circumstances due to the pandemic enabled Panteio University to celebrate the national anniversary of October 28 outside of the usual. So on Tuesday, in a round table discussion, four professors of the University (Vasiliki Georgiadou, Athena Athanasiou, Aleka Koronaiu and Dimitris

  • Eleni Glykatzi Arveler:The Resistance made me who I am today

    The great Byzantinologist - Historian Eleni Glykatzi Arveler was hosted by Nikos Hatzinikolaou on the show Enopios Enopio on Monday (26/10), who spoke about the years of the Resistance, the pandemic, and Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Alexis Tsipras. Regarding the coronavirus pandemic, Ms. Arveler said:“A

  • October 28:The story of the secret airport of Paramythia in Thesprotia

    The visitor to the plain of Paramythia, where the area is called airport, will hardly realize that about seven decades ago, the quiet of the small valley was awakened by the hum of engines and that some of the most brilliant pages of Aviation History were written there of World War II in Greece. Th

  • Cholera in Athens in 1854 and the coronavirus:The chilling similarities of history

    History, when it does not repeat itself, plays wonderful games in its relationship with the present. After all, if we are talking about projections that have a distance of 150 or 200 years (in history this specific period of time is not considered very long) it is clear that there are parallels and

  • Ion Dragoumis:Tracing the Path of the Sweet-Blooded and Hateful Man of the Salons and Committees

    Sweet-blooded and mortally hated man of drawing-rooms and committees. Populist and scion of purists, modest and amorous, enemy of the small and honest Greece but brotherly friend of the king until his death by Eleftherios Venizelos and common visionary of a different kind of Greece. All these pearls

  • Five hard lessons from past pandemics

    Pandemics, such as the one experienced by the whole planet in recent months with the coronavirus, bring to light in the harshest way the weaknesses of societies but at the same time give lessons, even if hard, to humanity for its survival. Plague pandemics and that of 1918, responsible for countles

  • Here Polytechnic:The November uprising never dies

    47 years have passed... It was dawn on Saturday, November 17, 1973 when the fatal order was given to the tank that had been stationed in front of the main gate of the Polytechnic. Come in. From the moment the gate and those who guarded it were broken, the great carnage began. Junta Papadopoulos-Ioan

  • This is how Gorgopotamos blew up - The real meaning of business

    A leading act of the National Resistance and one of the most impressive acts of sabotage in occupied Europe, the blowing up of the Gorgopotamos bridge took place on the night of November 25-26, 1942. The operation was carried out by ELAS rebels, led by Aris Velouchiotis, EDES rebels led by Napoleon

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