The third volume of the work "History of the Law School of Athens" concerns the period of the University of Athens from 1911, when the existing University was divided into the National and Kapodistrian University, until 1940, when the military operations began in Greece during World War II.

The author vividly brings to life the years of the Law School of the Kapodistrian University during this turbulent period, with full documentation.

In particular, the ways in which the University contributed to the nation's struggles during the Balkan Wars, World War I, the Asia Minor Campaign, the Dictatorship of Metaxas, World War II, and the Occupation are narrated.

The pages of the book feature prominent figures not only from the Law School, but also from the political and literary world, such as P. Aravantinos, X. Zolotas, Th. Petmezis, Al. Svolos, S. Seferiadis, G. Strait, Th. Tsatsos, K. Tsatsos, and others.

The work includes biographical notes of many teachers of the period being studied, while valuable documentation is reinforced by bibliographic appendices and an index of names.