Athens 1821: The outbreak of the revolution – The siege of the Acropolis
Athens during the years of Turkish rule - Meletis Vasiliou and Dimos Antoniou: the leaders of the Struggle - Arrests of prominent Athenians by the Turks
The women of the Revolution: The heroines of 1821 who died in poverty – Tragic stories of Bouboulina, Manto Mavrogenous, and other female fighters
Legendary women of the national rebirth, such as Bouboulina, Manto Mavrogenous, the “Lady of the Seas,” “Psorokostaina,” and others, spent their entire fortunes for national independence and died destitute, forgotten, and without the slightest support from the new Greek state
Bourtzi – Achilleion: “We’re not selling,” says the Hellenic Public Properties company
Hero Hatzievgeniou, CEO of the company responsible for managing the properties, clarifies there is no possibility of them being sold and provides new information about planned interventions – The history of the two monuments