1821: Birth of a nation-state

Item

Title

Klephts

Notables

Age of revolution

Armatoles

Date

15 April 2021

Abstract

The Greek war of independence belongs to the same tradition as those of the American and the French revolutions. It was fought by Greek Christians against Ottoman Muslims. Furthermore, the Greek diaspora in Europe and Russia played a vital role. On the Greek site there were manly warlords and primates competing among themselves in a premodern segmented society. The war attracted philhellene friends of the revolution and romantic Europeans who admired the heritage of Greek antiquity.

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Type specialization

Speech/Lecture

Format

Data sets

Language

English

Bibliographic Citation

https://youtu.be/KbFQlrWbAx0

Number Of Pages - Duration

01:14:25

Rights

note

Sponsors: Delphi Bank, Delphi Accounting, Symposiarch

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Lectures by Academics in non-academic institutions

Diaspora: Events on 1821

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