In a country that changed violently in the 20th century, life traverses the path of turbulent times and the narrative unfolds, blending eras and images of people and situations.

During the turbulent period of occupation, resistance, and post-civil war Greece, events are recorded, and references are made to a Greece that no longer exists.

Along with the thread of events, the difficult road of social sentiments on a personal level is unraveled. These scars motivate the renewal of effort, under new conditions. The "landing" in Italy once again offers hope for how Greece could have evolved.

In the "return," experiments struggled to take shape: "under communism," "under socialism," "under modernization," the crystallizations that gave life to political actions.

The frustrations of the political narrative never annulled the burning question that still clouds minds today: can Greece become a land with European consciousness? Are there pathways to escape the deadlock of injustice? Which policies will ease the anxieties of ordinary people;

A political autobiography that looks back and reflects. A narrative that looks forward and hopes. A book about the disillusionments of history, about the difficult art of continuing to believe.