The subject of this literary research is the presentation and study of the French-language magazine Graecia, which was published in Paris from 1910 to 1914.

Its contribution to Greek and French affairs is very significant, while its orientation is clearly national. It constantly refers to the problems faced by the new Greek state, the need for modernization, its national restoration, its vibrant presence, mainly abroad, as well as informing French and European public opinion about pressing Greek issues such as Northern Epirus, Macedonia, Crete, and the Islands.

The magazine featured prominent figures from French and Greek literature: writers, university professors, journalists, etc.