The book by Dr. Ioannis S. Papafloratos "Georgios Papandreou, Political Biography (1915-1964)" enriches Greek historiography, referring to events that cover a critical period of modern and contemporary Greek history. The award-winning author, recognized by the Academy of Athens, writes with sobriety and objectivity about the Achaean politician. This work sheds light on all aspects of the life of the leader of the "Center Union" and offers, based on extensive archival research and numerous testimonies, new information about his life and political career. Additionally, the book scientifically highlights the social context of the entire relevant era that the author deals with.

The work is complemented by an extensive appendix, which includes many texts by Georgios Papandreou, demonstrating his position on major issues, such as the one titled "The King and the Nation" from 1921, his proclamation to the Armed Forces in April 1944, "The Speech of Liberation" from October 1944, etc. Furthermore, texts and documents that marked the course of the modern Greek state are presented, such as "The Democratic Manifesto" from 1922, Churchill's telegram to British Brigadier General Scobie on December 7, 1944, Lieutenant General Loukakis' report on the "Pericles" plan, etc. Finally, the book includes posters, rare leaflets, and photographs from the era.