Items

• “Bicentenary of the liberal revolution” podcast, episode 17: Aristides Hatzis with Konstantina Botsiou and Sotiris Rizas

  Speech/Lecture

• The two hundred years of the Greek state: Reviews and prospects

  Conference
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  The Greek fire: American-Ottoman relations and democratic fervor in the age of revolutions

  Book

• Ioannis Kapodistrias - His governance and eastern policy: The first attempt to establish Greek-Turkish relations

  Book

• Ioannis Kapodistrias: The man - the European diplomat, 1800-1828

  Book

• Spyridon Trikoupis' activity in the Greek Revolution

  Conference presentation
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  Building the Greek state

  Book

• Reflections on 1821: A discussion with historian Mark Mazower on the Greek Revolution

  Speech/Lecture

• The finances of the Struggle. The achievement and recognition of Greek independence: Conference Proceedings

  Book

• Economy and politics in the correspondence of the Neapolitan consuls in Greece

  Conference presentation

• Russia and Greece in the age of revolution

  Conference presentation

• The politics of belonging and the emergence of a modern nation-state in southeastern Europe

  Conference presentation

• “Con principi di onestà e rispettando l’I.R. Bandiera.” Greek corsairs and pirates, European merchants and Austrian policy in the eastern Mediterranean (Aegean) during the revolution

  Conference presentation

• Metternich, the Great Powers and the Greek Revolution

  Conference presentation

• The Greek Revolution and the Congresses of the Great Powers

  Conference presentation

• Transformations of liberal philhellenism in mid-nineteenth century Greece: A diplomat takes a stance

  Conference presentation

• Present and past through the eyes of Anton Prokesch (von Osten): An Austrian naval officer during the years of the Greek Revolution

  Conference presentation

• What was so revolutionary about the Greek Revolution? Reinterpreting Greek diplomacy

  Conference presentation

• Two different views on the Greek Revolution: Ioannis Kapodistrias and Alexandros Mavrokordatos

  Speech/Lecture