The birth of neo-Greek literature can be placed in a span of time extending from the 11th century. up to the earliest years of the 16th. These chronological extremes refer, respectively, to the probable period of composition by a single…
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C. Caramanlis and his “Radical National Union” (ERE), in government since February 1956, renewed their electoral success also in May 1958 and October 1961. In these last elections, however, they found themselves facing a ‘ opposition reorganized in programs and…
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City of gods, school of philosophers, cradle of democracy. More than 7,500 years of history shape the cityscape and the self-perception of the Greek capital. One in three of the 10.7 million Greeks lives in Athens. Despite its historical importance,…
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