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On May 29, 1453 “Polis Ealo”, but the war continues today.

On the map above the Byzantine Empire in 555 AD it was at its peak The three maps brilliantly describe the history lessons that are very relevant today ,the war it is not over….. On May 29, 1453, “Black Tuesday” and a frustrating day for the Greek nation, Christianity and Western civilization, “Polis Ealo”, the … Continue reading“On May 29, 1453 “Polis Ealo”, but the war continues today.”

by Γιάννης ΚουρόγιωργαςSeptember 7, 2022

Our electronic society, the future of the world, “1984” and the “Brave New World”

 “If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot crushing a human face – forever.” George Orwell In the 1960s, humanity and the world’s youth got tired of the status quo, had enough…, and decided to put the slogan “to change the world” on the table again… .. In our then worries about … Continue reading“Our electronic society, the future of the world, “1984” and the “Brave New World””

by Γιάννης ΚουρόγιωργαςSeptember 7, 2022

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We must one day say it all “in writing, openly and publicly”.

Museums around the world are built next to historical monuments.

Public Proposal for the website of our municipality: Archaeological Museum of Astros

Public Proposal for the website of our municipality:The “Sacred Space” of the Second National Assembly of the Greeks

Public Proposal for the website of our municipality: The School of Karytsiotis

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Protagoras: Shame and law are the basic and catalytic conditions of democracy and society.

The great representative of the Greek Enlightenment, the theoretician and father of democracy Protagoras briefly described on one page the two basic and catalytic conditions of democracy and society, “shame and trial” (shame and law). According to the myth of Protagoras, Prometheus stole from the gods Athena and Hephaestus and gave people the “artful wisdom … Continue reading“Protagoras: Shame and law are the basic and catalytic conditions of democracy and society.”

by Γιάννης ΚουρόγιωργαςSeptember 7, 2022

Thales the Milesian: World culture begins with Thales & The nuclear bomb of thought

Ionas philosopher who changed the world. “Thales was one of the most important scientists of all time” Intellectual and financial freedom create the perfect conditions for a spiritual take-off. The Ionians, were the Greeks of the first diaspora, became free from the established way of life and thought, and far from any influence of the … Continue reading“Thales the Milesian: World culture begins with Thales & The nuclear bomb of thought”

by Γιάννης ΚουρόγιωργαςSeptember 7, 2022

“Epicouros: The true face of the ancient world”

Epicouros (341-270 BC) Epicouros is still today a very misunderstood Greek philosopher, who was fought by the establishment of all times, because his teaching and his positions on the man of his time bothered some and for this reason they tried to distort it as much as they could. It would not be an exaggeration … Continue reading““Epicouros: The true face of the ancient world””

by Γιάννης ΚουρόγιωργαςSeptember 7, 2022

Aeschylus and Prometheus Bound, the most important book of world culture.

Prometheus Bound by Aeschylus is the most important book of all time and all cultures, that we should all read and know. According to the myth of Protagoras (490-420 BC), Prometheus stole from the gods Athena and Hephaestus and gave people the “artful wisdom plus fire”. Wisdom and art have allowed man to survive the … Continue reading“Aeschylus and Prometheus Bound, the most important book of world culture.”

by Γιάννης ΚουρόγιωργαςSeptember 7, 2022

Themistocles is the most important military man of mankind.

The naval battle of Salamis on September 22, 480 BC, is one of the most important historical events of Western civilization and by extension of humanity. If the Greeks lost in Salamis, today’s world would be different. In 480 BC after the overwhelming defeat of the Persians began the “golden age” or otherwise the “glorious … Continue reading“Themistocles is the most important military man of mankind.”

by Γιάννης ΚουρόγιωργαςSeptember 7, 2022

Voltaire, “the most important man of the 18th century.”

Voltaire was undoubtedly considered the most important man of the 18th century, but also of world history. His contribution to humanity is incalculable because he founded “freedom of speech”, as a basic right of every citizen of the world. Although there was immense darkness around him, he opposed the freedom of man, condemned and condemned … Continue reading“Voltaire, “the most important man of the 18th century.””

by Γιάννης ΚουρόγιωργαςSeptember 7, 2022

Maximilian Robespierre, the “Incorruptible” and the limited term of one day.

Robespierre, the “Incorruptible”, in the time of his omnipotence has established and followed convincingly the limited term of one day, because he knew power corrupts. As much as it may seem excessive, the power he had was only for one day and was renewed every day. “Robespierre is now considered a controversial figure. Others considered … Continue reading“Maximilian Robespierre, the “Incorruptible” and the limited term of one day.”

by Γιάννης ΚουρόγιωργαςSeptember 7, 2022

Albert Camus: “His thinking was courageous”

“I imagine Sisyphus was happy.” Albert Camus “Albert Camus (November 7, 1913 – January 4, 1960) was a French philosopher, writer and author, one of the most popular philosophers of the 20th century, and one of the founders of irrationality.” He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1957 “. The 1957 Nobel Prize … Continue reading“Albert Camus: “His thinking was courageous””

by Γιάννης ΚουρόγιωργαςSeptember 7, 2022

Nikolaos Plastiras: Indescribable devotion of an entire life to the ideals and incomparable ethos.

I read the following about Nikolaos Plastiras and remained speechless for several days. When he died “An Army debit card (SYP 108) was also found in his personal belongings for a bed he had lost during the operations in Asia Minor and 8 drachmas with a note to be given to the State for the … Continue reading“Nikolaos Plastiras: Indescribable devotion of an entire life to the ideals and incomparable ethos.”

by Γιάννης ΚουρόγιωργαςSeptember 7, 2022

Ioannis Kapodistrias, the first Governor of Greece to create a “state out of chaos”-1

Ioannis Kapodistrias <1776-1831> studied Medicine, Law and Philosophy. In 1828-1831 he was the first Governor of Greece. As governor he refused to accept a salary, while he disposed of all his property for the purposes of the state. His first involvement with politics began in the Ionian State, where he served from 1801 to 1806 … Continue reading“Ioannis Kapodistrias, the first Governor of Greece to create a “state out of chaos”-1″

by Γιάννης ΚουρόγιωργαςSeptember 6, 2022

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