Μύθοι, Παρεξηγήσεις Και Άβολες Αλήθειες Της Ελληνικής Ιστορίας Code: 46375283

So, the Spartans didn't throw children into the Kaiadas?
Alexander the Great didn't cut the Gordian Knot?
Are you going to tell us that not all Byzantines worshipped their last emperor? That Hagia...

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So, the Spartans didn't throw children into the Kaiadas?
Alexander the Great didn't cut the Gordian Knot?
Are you going to tell us that not all Byzantines worshipped their last emperor? That Hagia Sophia wasn't designed by a bee?
The Secret School never existed?
Neither did the Dance of Zalongo? Nor was the Greek Revolution's civil strife caused by Greek...

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Author: Σταύρος Παναγιωτίδης
Publisher: Kedros
Μορφή: Soft Cover
Έτος έκδοσης: 2023
Αριθμός σελίδων: 224
Κωδικός ISBN-13: 9789600453812
Διαστάσεις: 11×17

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So, the Spartans didn't throw children into the Kaiadas?
Alexander the Great didn't cut the Gordian Knot?
Are you going to tell us that not all Byzantines worshipped their last emperor? That Hagia Sophia wasn't designed by a bee?
The Secret School never existed?
Neither did the Dance of Zalongo? Nor was the Greek Revolution's civil strife caused by Greek discord? Did the English loans actually help the Revolution?
Metaxas didn't create IKA?
Kazantzakis was never excommunicated?
Belogiannis' carnation wasn't red?
The sabotage in Evros wasn't done with sugar in the tanks' fuel tanks?
Really, Churchill didn't say that "heroes fight like Greeks"? Nor did Theodorakis call us to choose "Karamanlis or tanks"?
Ritsos didn't write about tanks "dancing in the streets of Prague"?
Nor did Andreas Papandreou first say that "Greece belongs to the Greeks" or open and close the "dustbin of History"?
Next you'll tell us that Kapodistrias didn't use tricks to teach us to eat potatoes, that Einstein didn't steal the theory of relativity from Karatheodoris, and that we didn't miss the chance by one vote for Americans to speak Greek.
Why do you hate our myths so much? Small narratives, for big misunderstandings.

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Genre: Modern Greek History

Language: Greek

Format: Soft Cover

Number of Pages: 224

Publication Date: 2023

Dimensions: 11x17 cm

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Domenicodiver
2024-03-30
Quite interesting what the author presents. However, the choice of topics as well as the overall writing has a clear political orientation that diminishes the book to the content of a partisan library.
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Οράτιος Νέλσον
2023-11-08
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The colleague did a very good job here. He wrote a mini manual with all the myths (especially the one about Churchill's alleged phrase and Britain someone had to say) that most people believe or that we ourselves used to believe and he debunks them one by one. As he writes himself, it is not addressed to experts, however, I enjoyed it and I believe that many others will do the same. Go for it.
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