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Singing the Revolution

Book
1821: What made it Greek? What made it revolutionary?

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Unknown aspects of 1821: Young historians of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki research the Greek struggle for independence. Conference proceedings

Book
New Historians of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki on 1821

Conference
Medical history of the 1821 Revolution: The beginnings of the formation of the Greek public health, 1790-1831

Book
1821 and its protagonists

Book
Veterans: The fighters of the 1821 Greek Revolution during the period of King Otto’s state

Book
The Holy Cincture in Crete in 1821

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Patras in the struggle, 1821-1828

Book
30th Annual Runciman Lecture

Speech/Lecture
The Greek Revolution of 1821 and its multiple legacies

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The Greek Revolution through the eyes of its ‘Others’

Speech/Lecture
The geopolitics of Greece: Continuities and discontinuities

Speech/Lecture
The Greek War of Independence in the visual arts and literature

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1821: The migration revolutionary ideas (part 1)

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1821: The migration of revolutionary ideas (part 2)

Speech/Lecture
Modernity’s sacred ruins: Colonialism, archaeology, and the national imagination in Greece and Israel

Speech/Lecture
Reflections on 1821: A discussion with historian Mark Mazower on the Greek Revolution

Speech/Lecture
Greece’s 1821 and America: A message of freedom

Speech/Lecture
Boston, the capital of American philhellenism

Speech/Lecture
Ottoman crisis and revolution: The Greek revolution as an Ottoman crisis

Conference
Linguistic and cultural histories between Greece and Italy: Studies on the two centuries since the Greek Revolution

Conference
The global impact of the 1821 Revolution

Speech/Lecture
Greek democracy as heritage

Speech/Lecture
Philhellenism in Hungary in the 19th century

Speech/Lecture