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When the Antikythera Ephebe was hidden in the trapdoors: The secret operation to save ancient treasures from the Nazis
Archaeologists hid the treasures of classical antiquity in underground compartments, including the Antikythera Ephebe, to prevent them from falling into the hands of the occupying forces – A fascinating story of patriotism told through the dual exhibition “A Divided Past – Greek-German Relations in Dark Times”
262 photographs documenting the Kaisariani executions confirmed authentic – Ministry of Culture moves to acquire collection
Mendoni, Preliminary Agreement signed - Hoyer collection of 262 photographs and documents from 1943–1944 Greece withdrawn from online auction
The unknown attempt by the Germans to assassinate Stalin in September 1944
The anti-communist Russian Second Lieutenant Shilo and his defection to the German “camp” – His assignment to eliminate Stalin – His long-term training – The risky mission and its failure – Who betrayed Shilo and his companion? – The other three assassination attempts against Stalin
Couple in Argentina placed under house arrest after stolen Nazi-looted painting found in their home – Artwork still missing
The painting “Portrait of a Lady” was accidentally discovered in a house in Argentina through a real estate agency’s listing – The story of Nazi Friedrich Katgien and the investigation into the stolen artwork
For the first time, Netanyahu publicly recognizes the genocide of Armenians and Pontic Greeks
See what the Israeli Prime Minister said on a podcast
Reactions to the demonstration of the Corfu School of Music for Palestine on the day the Nazis rounded up the Jews of the island
Here’s a clearer and more polished version of the subtitle: Sharp remarks from Secretary General for Religious Affairs George Kalantzis – “Out of 365 days in the year, why did Corfu’s ELME choose June 9?"
The Battle of Crete and the AfD who boast instead of hiding
See the post by an AfD MP who proudly speaks of his father’s participation in the Battle of Crete
The Violin from the Dachau Camp – The story of Franciszek Kempa and the message discovered after 84 years
The violin is a unique case: it is the only known instrument made entirely within a concentration camp
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
