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Ο εμφύλιος πόλεμος και οι πολιτικοί πρόσφυγες στη Ρουμανία

Author: Apostolos Patelakis

Without being Greek, I had the joy and honor of enjoying the friendship of Apostolos Patelakis, who spoke to me about his scientific work. Immediately, I promised him that I would stand by his side in...

Without being Greek, I had the joy and honor of enjoying the friendship of Apostolos Patelakis, who spoke to me about his scientific work. Immediately, I promised him that I would stand by his side in every way to help him, especially regarding the support of his work concerning archival research. Therefore, I can state that I am among the lucky ones who...

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  • Language Greek
  • Number of pages Number of pages 400
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2019
  • Publisher Publisher Epikentro
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Without being Greek, I had the joy and honor of enjoying the friendship of Apostolos Patelakis, who spoke to me about his scientific work. Immediately, I promised him that I would stand by his side in every way to help him, especially regarding the support of his work concerning archival research. Therefore, I can state that I am among the lucky ones who witnessed the birth of this book, even from the stage of its formation.

In our opinion, the greatest contribution of Apostolos is that he managed to overcome his personal experience and record on paper a story that is honest, fair, and as objective as possible.

We are sure that Professor Patelakis' persistent research will continue, with the hope that this book will soon have a sequel. From our side, we extend our congratulations to the author, while encouraging readers to engage with the following pages with the same love that the author wrote them.

The study by Apostolos Patelakis represents a sincere and fair contribution to a previously unknown chapter of both Greek and Romanian history. I have known Apostolos for many years. He honors me with his friendship, for which I am grateful. I know his passion for history, the Greek Civil War, political exile, the "loving mother," his second homeland, Romania. I thank him for entrusting me with a manuscript of his study. I "devoured" it with unabated interest, moved as I followed his example and feelings, enraged, and contemplated as one of the darkest pages of modern Greek history unfolded before my eyes.

Apostolos Patelakis' study is written with the hand of thousands of political refugees, children of Greece in Romania and the other socialist countries. It is their voice, deeply silenced for decades, surrendered to the oblivion of history. The study at hand largely delineates the future of historical research regarding the communities of Greek political refugees. It will develop into a thorough and multi-faceted bibliographic reference in the coming years, I am confident. It deserves to be read carefully by history enthusiasts and to fuel a fruitful dialogue on an issue that continues to create tensions and stir passions among people.

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Author
Apostolos Patelakis
Publisher
Epikentro
Number of Pages
400
Release Date
6/2019
Publication Date
2019
Dimensions
17x24 cm
Language
Greek
Cover
Soft
Geopolitical Region
Greece & Cyprus
ISBN-13
9789604588862

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Without being Greek, I had the joy and honor of enjoying the friendship of Apostolos Patelakis, who spoke to me about his scientific work. Immediately, I promised him that I would stand by his side in every way to help him, especially regarding the support of his work concerning archival research. Therefore, I can state that I am among the lucky ones who witnessed the birth of this book, even from the stage of its formation.

In our opinion, the greatest contribution of Apostolos is that he managed to overcome his personal experience and record on paper a story that is honest, fair, and as objective as possible.

We are sure that Professor Patelakis' persistent research will continue, with the hope that this book will soon have a sequel. From our side, we extend our congratulations to the author, while encouraging readers to engage with the following pages with the same love that the author wrote them.

The study by Apostolos Patelakis represents a sincere and fair contribution to a previously unknown chapter of both Greek and Romanian history. I have known Apostolos for many years. He honors me with his friendship, for which I am grateful. I know his passion for history, the Greek Civil War, political exile, the "loving mother," his second homeland, Romania. I thank him for entrusting me with a manuscript of his study. I "devoured" it with unabated interest, moved as I followed his example and feelings, enraged, and contemplated as one of the darkest pages of modern Greek history unfolded before my eyes.

Apostolos Patelakis' study is written with the hand of thousands of political refugees, children of Greece in Romania and the other socialist countries. It is their voice, deeply silenced for decades, surrendered to the oblivion of history. The study at hand largely delineates the future of historical research regarding the communities of Greek political refugees. It will develop into a thorough and multi-faceted bibliographic reference in the coming years, I am confident. It deserves to be read carefully by history enthusiasts and to fuel a fruitful dialogue on an issue that continues to create tensions and stir passions among people.

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Author
Apostolos Patelakis
Publisher
Epikentro
Number of Pages
400
Release Date
6/2019
Publication Date
2019
Dimensions
17x24 cm
Language
Greek
Cover
Soft
Geopolitical Region
Greece & Cyprus
ISBN-13
9789604588862

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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