Items

• Liberators of a Great people: Greek Revolution, philhellenism and the liberal international in Spain (1821-1822)

  Book

• Reactions to a post by Michani tou Chronou, 17/05/2021, 11:00

  The post reproduces an article describing a local wedding ceremony that took place resembling a respective event from the time of the Greek Revolution. It also presents the history of details in 19th-century ceremonies – clothing, social preparation/ceremony, dowry – with an emphasis on the last one. The post receives mixed comments.

• Reactions to a post by LIFO, 16/5/2021, 15:27

  The post shares an article describing a local wedding ceremony that took place resembling a respective event from the time of the Greek Revolution. The post receives mixed comments.

• Reactions to a post by ROSA, 26/7/2021, 20:51

  The post shares of a critical article regarding services given to the Skai television station by the Municipality of Athens, at a cost of 30,000 euros and occasioned by the bicentenary of the Greek Revolution. The comments agree entirely with the article.

• Reactions to a post by ROSA, 23/3/2021, 12:16

  The post shares an article which summarises the history of the depiction in the Benaki Museum charm featuring Manto Mavrogenous. It considers the item itself to be a refreshing aesthetic proposal, and the negative reaction to it is seen as conservative/hyper-patriotic, even hyperbolic and funny. The post receives mixed to positive comments.

• Reaction to the article "Health, H@@d-On and Revolution: Uproar over the commemorative charm from the Benakis Museum"

  The article is a slightly ironic report on the negative reactions to the Benaki Museum’s charm featuring Manto Mavrogenous. It presents the item, which is considered to be the creation of a single artist. It claims the museum removed the charm from its e-shop and cites the organization’s statement of support for the artists involved. The comments are negative, but start from different perspectives.

• Reaction to an article "The charm with Manto Mavrogenous and the phrase 'Health, H@@d-On, Revolution'. The Benakis Museum responds"

  The article shares a report on the charm featuring Manto Mavrogenous by the Benaki Museum is presented. The pieces focuses on the alleged vulgar phrase written on it and the museum’s official announcement on the issue, which supports its artists involved. The post receives mixed to negative comments.

• Reactions to a post by Documento, 23/3/2021, 11:20

  The post shares an article which references the negative reactions to the charm featuring Manto Mavrogennous with ironic humour, and places them in the context of the bicentenary festivities, which are considered to be overweening. The post receives mixed comments.

• Revolution and empire in the Mediterranean: The Greek Revolution in context

  Conference
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  Liberalism after the revolution: The intellectual foundations of the Greek state, c. 1830–1880

  Book

• Greek America’s commemorations of 1821: the role of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese from 1922 to the present

  Conference presentation

• The Greek diaspora and the Greek Revolution

  Conference

• Lord Byron: The poet and the revolutionary in Greece

  Speech/Lecture

• In memory of Theodoros Kolokotronis (1770-1843)

  Speech/Lecture

• The Chios Massacre (1822) and Chiot emigration

  Speech/Lecture

• Who fought whom in 1821 and where to find the Sultan? The socioeconomic situation of Morea (Peloponnese) on the eve of the Greek Revolution

  Speech/Lecture

• The Battle of Navarino

  Speech/Lecture

• Cyprus and 1821: Myths, realities, forgetting and remembering

  Speech/Lecture

• Hydra and the flame of the revolution

  Book

• Ottoman perceptions of the Greek Revolution

  Speech/Lecture

• 1821: Birth of a nation-state

  Speech/Lecture

• Visions of freedom in the Greek world

  Speech/Lecture

• Greece's 1821 as an international event: its impact on America

  Speech/Lecture

• The 1821 Revolution and Greek village life today

  Speech/Lecture

• Freedom and Death in the Greek Revolution of 1821: Microhistorical analyses of battles in the Epirotic and Balkan areas

  Conference