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The 1821 Revolution and Cyprus

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The "Phanariotes", the Greeks of Constantinople and 1821

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The shifting sands of philhellenism and the first English portraits of Byron: From “preposterous liberalism” to the “pretext” of freedom

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Philhellenic artists’ Images of Greece through the filter of ideology and aesthetics

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The musical expression of an unknown “crypto-philhellenism”: European operatic works during the period of the Greek Revolution (1821–1827)

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Philhellenism before philhellenism: The vision of education and the maturity of the idea of the nation through the writings of Greek students at the University of Padua (17th–18th century)

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The beginning of the philhellenic movement in Italy: Periodisation, goals and expectations

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The Italian national discourse and the Greek Revolution: Politics, literature, art (1821–1847)

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Gender and war: Literary outlooks on women implicated in the Greek Revolution

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What independence for Greece? Abbé de Pradt’s point of view

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National and universal significance of the Greek Uprising 1821: From the perspective of Polish romantic philhellenes

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Aspects of the intellectual and social history of the Greek Revolution: 1st session

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Enlightenment visions of the post-Ottoman Balkans: Rhigas and Kapodistrias

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Constitutionalism and reform politics in the Age of Revolutions
Key aspects of French political thought as a link between the Greek War of Independence and the French Revolution

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Aspects of the intellectual and social history of the Greek Revolution: 2nd session

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Was the Greek Revolution of 1821 “bourgeois”?

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Contested liberalisms and voluntary associations in the Age of Revolutions

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

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

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

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Miloš Obrenović and the Greek Revolution revisited

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Imperfect philhellenism and the incomplete revolution

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The Ionians islanders between old and new empires at the dawn of the “century of revolutions”

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The Greek War of Independence and the American philhellenism: The case of the Greek orphans

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