Konstantina Tortomani – Παρατηρητήριο 1821

“The revolution of the Greeks as news or a spectacle, as an encouraging message or as a reality … became

Philhellenism and new perspectives (part two): Philhellenism, antiquarianism and national identity

The first part of this article [1] covered some new perspectives of the rhetoric of philhellenism, which were connected to

The rich publishing activity of the academic community concerning the 1821 bicentenary included one of the most important and

The statement that the Greek Revolution of 1821 had Ottoman dimensions may sound surprising initially. However, both the struggle and

The growing demand for history and memory, since the end of the 20th century, indicates the desire for the management

Perhaps one of the most debated issues of the bicentenary of the 1821 Revolution, both academically and in public history,