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Why should I study history, dad?
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From Nestor's Cup to Nobel Glory: The Greek Alphabet's Odyssey
Celebrating International Greek Language Day
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Historical Movie or Hagiography? The Kapodistrias Phenomenon
The Governor’s Second Death in the Cinema Theaters
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The Ghost of Thucydides on Modern Diplomacy
From Pericles to Trump and Carney, and from the Melians to Zelenskyy
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An Ode to the Thigh
Meet Philodemus: The Epicurean Philosopher that befriended Caesar's father-in-law
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Venezuela: A Brief Historical Lesson
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The Ghost of Thucydides on Modern Diplomacy
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From Nestor's Cup to Nobel Glory: The Greek Alphabet's Odyssey
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Lighting the fuse
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The Quirky Origins of Holiday Anthems
Cool facts behind some of the most loved Christmas classics
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In the Footsteps of Apostle Paul
St Paul’s second missionary journey through Greece
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Is Democracy really the best political system?
The curious cases of Churchill, Venizelos and Aristides the Just.
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How a song brought down the Berlin Wall, just for one day
David Bowie's legendary concert in West Berlin
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To Have Taken the Trouble - Cavafy's take on New York Mayor elections
The decline of the Seleucid Empire is mirrored both in its leaders and its citizens.
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly invader
History from the Invader's Perspective
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The Assassination of a Nation’s Hope
How Greece lost the opportunity to become an independent, modern European state.
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