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Η μικρασιατική καταστροφή και η στρατηγική του ιμπεριαλισμού στην Ανατολική Μεσόγειο

Author: Dido Sotiriou

A timely book that sheds light on today’s problems with the truth of yesterday, guiding thought from the Asia Minor catastrophe to the destruction of Cyprus and the crisis in the Aegean.

Using...

A timely book that sheds light on today’s problems with the truth of yesterday, guiding thought from the Asia Minor catastrophe to the destruction of Cyprus and the crisis in the Aegean.

Using documents and personal testimonies from people who played a larger or smaller role in the events that brought Greece to the brink of disaster in 1922, the author...

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  • Number of pages Number of pages 99
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 1996
  • Publisher Publisher Kedros
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  • Interesting opinions with references mainly from Sakellaropoulos and Metropolitan Chrysanthos. It requires a relatively demanding reading as it is not exclusively in Greek but it is enjoyable.

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A timely book that sheds light on today’s problems with the truth of yesterday, guiding thought from the Asia Minor catastrophe to the destruction of Cyprus and the crisis in the Aegean.

Using documents and personal testimonies from people who played a larger or smaller role in the events that brought Greece to the brink of disaster in 1922, the author reveals truths more useful than ever: the true causes of the catastrophe, the role of the allies, as well as the political forces in Greece, and the sources of tension in Greek-Turkish relations.

Reminding us of the warning inscribed after the war on the door of a Hitlerite camp - "Those who forget the past are condemned to relive it" - Dido Soulioti emphasizes in her preface how silence, falsification, and distortion covered the causes of the Asia Minor catastrophe, and thus "passion never became wisdom."

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Author
Dido Sotiriou
Publisher
Kedros
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Type
Testimonial
Language
Greek
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
99
Release Date
9/1996
Publication Date
1996
Dimensions
14x21 cm
ISBN-13
9789600404722

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  • Interesting opinions with references mainly from Sakellaropoulos and Metropolitan Chrysanthos. It requires a relatively demanding reading as it is not exclusively in Greek but it is enjoyable.

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  • Interesting opinions with references mainly from Sakellaropoulos and Metropolitan Chrysanthos. It requires a relatively demanding reading as it is not exclusively in Greek but it is enjoyable.

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