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Aristides Hatzis is this week’s Remarkable Personality | 02 Mar. 2024, 12.00

On Saturday, March 2, at 16:00, the show is dedicated to the Greek Revolution of 1821 heroes and what it teaches us today.

Aristidis Chatzis, Professor of Philosophy of Law and Theory of Institutions of the University of Athens, was invited on the studio of Voice of Greece on the occasion of his new book “The Most Glorious Fight: The Greek Revolution of 1821”, published by Papadopoulos Publications. He tells us about the role played by Theodoros Kolokotronis, Alexandros Mavrokordatos and the Great Powers in the uprising and liberation of the Greeks.

He also talks about liberalism in modern times and comments on the attitude of Greek society towards marriage and parenthood of same-sex couples and the establishment of non-state universities.

Produced and presented by Mina Ralli
Broadcast: Saturday 2 March 2024, 12:00-13.00 Athens time

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