Visions of freedom in the Greek world

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1 April 2021

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This presentation is a survey of the gradual articulation of the idea of a free and independent polity for the Greek nation as reflected in Greek political thought from the 1770s to the outbreak of the Greek Revolution.

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English

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https://youtu.be/pa2MWCMNyqw

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01:01:30

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Sponsors: Velos Lawyers. Corporate sponsors: Delphi Bank, Delphi Accounting, Symposiarch

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Diaspora: Events on 1821

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1821: Birth of a nation-state
Ottoman perceptions of the Greek Revolution
Hydra and the flame of the revolution
The communal notables (kodjabashis) and their fiscal and political functions and role in the Christian communities in the late Ottoman Empire
Cyprus and 1821: Myths, realities, forgetting and remembering
How do (should) we remember 1821?
The Battle of Navarino
Who fought whom in 1821 and where to find the Sultan? The socioeconomic situation of Morea (Peloponnese) on the eve of the Greek Revolution
The Chios Massacre (1822) and Chiot emigration
In memory of Theodoros Kolokotronis (1770-1843)
Who is a Greek citizen? The constitutional articles of the Greek Revolution 1821-1832
The international impact of the 1821 Revolution
Lord Byron: The poet and the revolutionary in Greece

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