The dawn of the 20th century finds Greece in a deep and multidimensional crisis: national, social, and economic all at once. At the same time, heavy clouds are gathering on the international horizon. And it is certain that a wild storm is about to break out. Shadowy birds are already swooping through the sky. They feel the approaching storm. Little Greece is in the eye of the hurricane. In the restless space of the Balkans and the Aegean, everything is fluid.

From the contents of the volume:
The Macedonian Issue
The Young Turks Movement of 1908
The Cretan Question
Greece during the period 1906-1908
Balkan Wars
The Treaty of London (17/30 May 1913) between Turkey and the Balkan States
Preparation for World War I and Hellenism
The Socialist Movement in the early 20th century
The international situation as it develops after the end of World War I
The Treaty of Sèvres (10 August 1920), an unratified treaty
The uprooting of the Greek population in Asia Minor