Sicilian philhellenism during the 19th century

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15 December 2021

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2021

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The Messinian Amfiktyonia hosts a series of online lectures with distinguished personalities mark the bicentenary of the Greek Revolution. In this online speech, the president of the Greek Community in the Strait of Messina and professor of classical literature, Daniel Makris, talks about “Sicilian philhellenism in the 19th century”.

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Greek

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1821 at the local level

Independent Cultural Associations and 1821

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200 Years since the Greek Revolution: Before, during and after 1821. The national liberation struggle of the Greeks in the mirror of Russian poetry and in the memoirs of Russian travellers
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The 1821 Revolution in Macedonia and the holocaust of Naoussa. The continuation of the struggle of the Macedonians in the Morea
The first battle of the struggle
The Ottoman Empire, Egypt and the Peloponnese (1821-1832)
The Battle of Methoni, 30 April 1825: The disorganisation of the revolution

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