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Athens’ journey from the 1821 Revolution to World War II told through three documentaries

Screenings at the Athens Concert Hall

HHF launches season 6 of acclaimed podcast series with “Greece’s Darkest Decade: Part one – World War II”

The Hellenic Heritage Foundation (HHF) has unveiled the sixth season of its acclaimed podcast series The HHF Presents, returning this year with a powerful new theme: Greece’s Darkest Decade, Part One: World War II

From the end of World War II to the present day: When memory fades, the world is in danger again

80 years after Japan's capitulation and with the new facts brought to the table by the Trump administration, the post-war consensus is being tested

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

Video: The moment of the WWII mine explosion in Pyrgos

The mine had been discovered last February, between Agios Ilias and Douneika in the “Karapata” area, and today it was detonated in a controlled explosion

World War II: Arabs and other Muslims alongside the Germans in Greece and Beyond – Why Hitler admired them

Muslims from the Caucasus who joined the Wehrmacht – The 845th German-Arab Infantry Battalion and Its actions in Greece – Clashes between Arabs and ELAS fighters – Murders, looting, rapes, bestiality – Did Arabs participate in the Distomo Massacre

Germany evacuates 20,000 people in Cologne after discovery of WWII bombs

According to the city of Cologne, this is “the most significant bomb disposal operation” in the city since the end of World War II

Over 150 World War II bombs discovered in a playground in Britain

The area was a training ground during the war – Unexploded bombs were buried

The conflicting positions of the KKE and Nikos Zachariadis’s vacillations on Greek national claims after World War II

The conflicting positions of the KKE and the vacillations of Nikos Zachariadis regarding Greek national claims after World War II

The bombing of Piraeus by Americans and Britons in 1944 and the conspiracy of silence

Hundreds of dead and enormous material damages – The debut attack by Americans and the nighttime bombing by the RAF – The concealment of the dead and the Germans’ attempt to exploit the bombing

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