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  • Marta Barone:A Terrorist's Daughter Writes the Story of Her Father and a Nation

    A woman in her 30s decides to look for her father. The reconstruction of the past of her now dead father goes hand in hand with the turbulent decades of an entire society. The Italian one. In The Sunken State Marta Barone sets up an amalgam of novel, memoir and history that goes through the socio-po

  • Asia Minor disaster:The agony in the new homeland - Get over it and don't shave your hair

    Enough of this and dont make us a furnace, dont even cut our hair, were the words of Panagiotis Efthimiadis father, shortly before his family went to the sanatoriums . Moments earlier they had arrived in Kalamaria and were taken off the ship in iron barges to the wooden staircase that led to yet ano

  • Sex in Byzantium:Contraceptives made from frogs and Byzantine Viagra

    It is obvious that in the Middle Ages sexual life would be full of taboos and prohibitions, anywhere in the then known world. And therefore it is obvious that the same thing would happen within the context of the Byzantine Empire, which came to tame the somewhat loose morals - according to its logic

  • USA:Billionaire collector returns 180 stolen works and antiquities

    A famous art collector, billionaire philanthropist Michael Steinhardt, has agreed to return 180 works and antiquities - including Greek ones - stolen from several countries in recent decades, New York judicial authorities announced. The announcement by New York District Attorney Cyrus Vance, the re

  • Pearl Harbor:80 years since the attack that marked WWII

    One of the most important episodes of World War II. It happened on December 7, 1941, when Japanese planes bombed the Pearl Harbor naval base in Hawaii, where the US Pacific Fleet was based. This attack, which was the first on American soil since 1812, resulted in the US going to war. US-Japanese re

  • Pyotr Kropotkin, the anarchist prince

    Our task is first to identify, through the analysis of society, its characteristic tendencies at a given moment in its evolution and to present them clearly. Then to put these tendencies into practice in our relationships with all those who think like us. And finally, starting today, but especially

  • Are exorcisms taking place in Greece in 2021?

    Its a story so old, it makes even Christianity seem like a religion born yesterday. Demonism and therefore exorcism goes hand in hand with mans fear of the unknown, it survives to this day and because we do not know this unknown and if we will ever get rid of it, it seems that it has a long future a

  • The banned books of 1821 - When the Church was throwing the Right Word into the fire

    The Prohibited Books of 1821 are a collective work of three texts, which were written over a period of twenty-two years, from 1797 to 1819. New Political Administration (Vienna, 1797) by Rigas Velestinlis, Livellos against the High Priests, written by an anonymous author in Smyrna in 1810, and Krit

  • December 13, 1943:The Kalavryta Holocaust that goes unpunished

    One of the biggest crimes of Nazi Germany during World War II. On December 13, 1943, Wehrmacht forces killed almost all the male inhabitants of Kalavryta, in retaliation for the execution of captured German soldiers by ELAS. According to Sansimera.gr, especially in the last year of the Occupation,

  • The priceless photographic works of art of Kostas Zimeris

    How can more than forty years of everyday life and the history of a city be captured in the photographic lens? And how can an exhibition awaken memories, give a new breath and revive an entire city after a century? A tour of the exhibition-tribute to Volio photographer Kostas Zimmeris at the Museu

  • Dyatlov Pass:Vortex echoes and theories about the unsolved mystery on Death Mountain

    Almost 63 years have passed since the deaths of nine ski hikers on the famous Dyatlov Pass, in the Ural Mountains of the then Soviet Union, and no one has been able to provide a convincing explanation of what really happened in February 1959, in a mystery that remains unsolved until today. The Magaz

  • Hilton:The new ownership and history of an iconic hotel

    Athens, April 1963:I agree with those who believe that the Athens Hilton Hotel is the finest Hilton in the world. The founder of the still powerful hotel chain, Conrad Hilton, was so impressed that he traveled all the way to Athens to attend the opening ceremony of our own Hilton. A few days ago it

  • Island of Ioannina:The nameless island where Karolos Papoulias will be buried

    On the island of Ioannina, in Lake Pamvotida, the former president of the Republic, Karolos Papoulias, will be buried on Thursday. The small island, the only one without a name, is inhabited by just over 200 inhabitants, while it is one of the two inhabited islands in a lake in Greece. The islan

  • How the Nazis used student exchange programs

    The planet was alive in 1926, when the École Internationale de Genève thought - in its second year of operation - that it would be interesting to meet children from different countries in the same educational system and educational space, with the aim of getting to know each other better - independe

  • The freezing of Pamvotida lake and Panagia Durahani

    In addition to the weather forecast, at NEWS 24/7 on a daily basis we recall the most important events of the past in terms of weather conditions. The references are mainly made to remind us that some extremes are not only a feature of our time, but similar events happened in the past as well. In

  • Can your hair really turn white overnight?

    Many of us have heard stories of people who turned their hair white overnight, usually because of great sadness. Even in history such cases have been recorded. According to historians, when Marie Antoinette was captured after her failed escape attempt and brought back to Paris, she took off her wi

  • The biggest sabotage of the Second World War took place in Hymettos

    On this day 79 years ago (4/1/1943) the German invaders executed Gerzi (Georgio) Ivanov and his Greek associates. The Nazis had sanctioned with 2 million drachmas, one of the greatest (if not the greatest) saboteurs of World War II. The Polish super-athlete of Herakles, who grew up and loved Greece,

  • Place of exile was Ai - Stratis. No ...landmark

    Landmark of division. The phrase that Kyriakos Mitsotakis used in his Epiphany message to describe Ai Stratis hit those who heard it. To some positively and to others negatively. Apparently, this was also the prime ministers intention. Because it concerned the island where Kostas Varnalis, Dimitri

  • Jeremy:The double tragedy behind the Pearl Jam anthem

    It was January 8, 1991, when 15-year-old Jeremy Delle turned his gun on himself and killed himself in his classroom and in front of his classmates at Richardson High School in Texas. The news prompted Eddie Vedder to write Jeremy, one of Pearl Jams most iconic songs. Jeremy Delle decided to end his

  • How the Persians defeated the Egyptians with their weapons of cats

    We all think of ancient Egypt as one of the most powerful empires known to the pre-Christian world, so how could anyone believe that its great army could have been defeated by a pack of cats? And yet... This great military defeat may not have happened exactly like that, but it is not far from the

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