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1821: History, Symbols and Collective Identity | 25 Mar. 2026, 07:00

How are national narratives shaped? How do symbols, anniversaries, and history influence the way we perceive the past—and ultimately ourselves?

This Wednesday, 25 March 2026, marking Greek Insdependnce Day, we speak with Christina Koulouri, one of the most prominent Greek historians of Modern and Contemporary History and Rector of Panteion University, about how the Greek Revolution of 1821 is not merely a historical event, but a living field of memory and symbolism that continues to shape our collective identity.

Produced and presented by Ariadni-Sofia Kouri
Broadcast: Wednesday, 25 March 2026, 07:00–08:00 (Athens time)

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