With persistent and long-term research, through both comprehensive and microscopic observation, one can discern, though not easily, a general characteristic of the Greek Revolution of 1821; to distinguish, in a different way, the wager of an entire nation - hence the pioneering role of the endeavor.

From the beginning, that is, its onset in the Danubian Principalities, until its end, which in terms of the complete satisfaction of the initial request could be placed in 1843, as well as during its preparation, the Greek Revolution of 1821 signifies a continuous struggle between the modern and the traditional, between the new at that moment and the old at that moment; in all dimensions, in all sizes, and in all expressions, modernity struggled, even fought, against tradition and emerged victorious.