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Collaborators: Who got rich during the Occupation by collaborating with the Nazis (Part 2)
Illegal logging: A lucrative business - The supplier of the Occupiers with…18 properties - Industrialists in the service of the Nazis - Black market & investments in real estate - Collaborators & justice & a case of vigilante justice in Crete
Greek History & Culture Seminars: The rule of law in classical Sparta
The presentation will focus on the four major Spartan legal institutions
The “Pompeii of Greece” that was buried by the Santorini volcano 5,000 years ago
The unique findings from the excavations at Akrotiri reveal an advanced civilization, which, along with the Minoan, was the most sophisticated in the Mediterranean during the Bronze Age. Undeniable witnesses to this are the exquisite frescoes, unique jewelry, buildings & works of art
Quislings: Who profited during the occupation by collaborating with the invaders? (Part 1)
Read in Part A: How was economic collaboration with the occupiers defined? – Civil engineers, contractors, merchants, industrialists, and artisans as collaborators of the Occupation authorities – The black marketeers – The investments of "blood money" in real estate
February 21, 1913: The unknown facts of Ioannina’s liberation
Was lieutenant general Sapountzakis incompetent? – The protocol of the city's surrender to Ioannis Metaxas and Xenophon Stratigos – How Venizelos and Constantine barely escaped a shell at the last moment
Santorini: Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and disasters from 1613 BC to today
The history of the island, from the most powerful volcanic eruption ever experienced by the world to the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake in 1956, which caused 53 deaths, dozens of injuries, and extensive material damage
The Roma of Byzantium: Tracing their legacy to the modern Roma community
When did the Roma's appear in Byzantium – Their relationship with other heretics – Why did they avoid contact with others – Their role in the betrayal of Amorium's capture by the Arabs in 838 – What is their connection to today's Roma
100 Years of Athens College: The history, the exemplary Alumni and the “black sheep”
Prime ministers, MPs and bankers, professors, intellectuals and artists, top-tier entrepreneurs, shipowners, as well as historians, are some of the thousands of alumni who attended the iconic private school of Greece
