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Four years without Miki – Margarita Theodoraki “It is my life’s duty to continue my father’s work”
The daughter of the renowned composer talks to "THEMA" about her life with Mikis, but also about how she experiences his absence - She explains how the concert-dialogue between Theodorakis and Kaldara, which will take place tonight at the Vrahon Theatre, came about
Panos Prophetis, a New Wave artist
The most representative visual artist of his generation - New creations alongside the breeze of Alekos Fassianos' works
The “Destruction” of the Klephts of the Morea (1806) – How Theodoros Kolokotronis Escaped
The relentless persecution, arrests, and executions of hundreds of klephts – What Theodoros Kolokotronis, who escaped the “destruction,” writes, as well as the accounts of the British travelers Leake and Dodwell, who witnessed the events up close
The history of vending machines and the case of Greece – From milk and oil to champagne and gold bars
In Europe and the US, the range of products available through vending machines is constantly expanding, while Greece remains in the “second gear” of the market – A second chance is now beginning with standardized olive oil ATMs
Stergiadis, the fall of Smyrna, and the Martyric death of Metropolitan Chrysostomos
On August 26, 1922, the High Commissioner of Greece fled the city, leaving the Greeks to their fate. The next day, the Turks began their atrocities
Kasta Tomb: How Amphipolis will be transformed into a Museum and what it will include
Projects worth €10 million by the Ministry of Culture are upgrading the area with parallel pathways, a visitor center, enhancement of the Tomb, and a specially designed museum space – “THEMA” reveals what the new space will include and the significance of the projects
“When we say life, we mean life”: Fifty years since Karamanlis’ historic phrase about the coup plotters
What reasons led the then Prime Minister to take the initiative so that those who overthrew democracy on April 21, 1967, would not be executed
