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The work of Greek sculptor Frosso Efthymiadi-Menegaki, entitled Iketides (“The Suppliants”)...
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The web portal Study in Greece is campaigning for the promotion and international...
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Open House Athens, the capital’s greatest architectural event takes place on April 6th and...
Reading Greece
LatestBook of the Month: “The Greek Revolution of 1821 and its Global Significance” by Roderick Beaton
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It has been called the ‘age of revolution’. The white heat of it came in the decades either side...
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Olympus: The mountain of the gods
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LatestGreece in Numbers | The hub for data about Greece
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Greece in Numbers is a hub for publicly available data on Greece’s economy and society, aiming to...
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Brook Manville is a Yale and Oxford trained historian, writer and independent consultant who...
Rethinking Greece
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George Prevelakis is Professor Emeritus in Geopolitics at the Panthéon-Sorbonne University (Paris...
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The Keros Project, is dedicated to the in-depth investigation of this precious site, uncovering the secrets of a community that “became the blueprint for the emergence of civilisation in the eastern Mediterranean".
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🎹This year's event is centered on the broad spectrum of Modernism in Music. under the title “Dyst(r)opia”, featuring works by Works by Paul Hindemith, Bohuslav Martinů and Alfred Schnittke
🎼WIth Vasilis Soukas (violin), Iordanis Santos-Mastralexis (violin), Enkela Kokolani (viola), Angelos Liakakis (cello), Kostas Tzekos (clarinet), Thodoris Iosifidis (piano).
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