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Cypress trees in memory of the dead of Rupel will be planted along the road leading to the forts
The action will be carried out by the Naturalist Mountaineering Club of Sidirokastro with the support of the Municipality of Sintiki, in cooperation with the non-profit environmental organization WE4RALL
Latinopoulou: Calls for the abolition of the celebration of the Polytechnic Uprising in schools
The MEP published a video with six myths about the uprising - She says that any teacher who wants to celebrate it can do so in their free time
Polytechnic: 50 years of celebrations – Large marches, deaths, arrests & the “view” of the US Embassy
From the massive crowd of one million in 1974 to the single-digit thousands in recent years – The bloody marches of 1980 and 1985, with the 2+1 dead – The burned Rector's Office in 1991 and the record number of arrests in 1995
The Epic of Elytis: From the Albanian Front to the Nobel Prize
The poet who was inspired to create masterpieces like the unparalleled *Axion Esti*, drawing on his experiences in Albania in 1940, where he served on the front lines as a reserve officer, returns symbolically to the museum bearing his name, now inaugurated in the heart of Plaka
Maria Efthymiou: In Greece we are in a civil war since 1915, it’s stupid
"I've been watching ourselves lately and I think we're looking at ourselves in the mirror and we don't want that situation anymore, there's a resistance in society to easy blame"
How the goat fields became Kolonaki – The story of a pasture that turned Into an aristocratic neighborhood (photos)
The sheep pens, the old streams, the square, the Dexameni & the rare mansions, the shepherds who used to milk their animals in the middle of the street, the "Voidopniktis" torrent on Akadimias Street, the "Frog Island" (Vatrachonisi) on the Ilissos River, the "Pantremenadika" neighborhood that became Mets & Monastiraki
October 28, 1940 – OXI Day: When Greeks halted the Axis powers
Winston Churchill had said, "Heroes fight like Greeks”