During the tumultuous years of World War II, Greece’s ancient treasures became both targets of exploitation and symbols of resistance. Dr. Stavros Paspalas explores this often-overlooked story, revealing the human drama behind the preservation and loss of these invaluable artifacts. From Nazi Germany’s perverse Philhellenism to the heroic efforts of Greek citizens, this narrative highlights the complex relationship between power, ideology, and cultural heritage.
Greek War of Independence
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In the mountainous village of Fourna in Greece’s Evrytania region, residents are breathing life back into their beloved community by attracting young families through a grassroots effort that has gone viral.
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