C Tsatsos, GE Mylonas, I Theodoracopoulos, A Xyngopoulos, D Zakythinos, M Andronikos, et al G EBiblio.com
Historia tou hellenikou ethnous
1971S7089<p><em><strong>A History of the Greek Nation 17 VOLS.</strong></em></p><p><strong>ΙΣΤΟΡΙΑ ΤΟΥ ΕΛΛΗÎΙΚΟΥ ΕΘÎΟΥΣ τόμοι 17</strong></p><p>In Greek; hard coverjacket 24X30 cm 8800 pp. 4000 images.</p><p><strong>CONTENTS:</strong></p><p>TOMOΣ A - <strong>ΠΡΟΪΣΤΟΡΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΠΡΩΤΟΪΣΤΟΡΙΑ</strong>. The first volume opens with the natural and geographical framework of the Greek land the prehistory the Stone Age and the Brass Age. Additionally it includes an analysis of the two large civilisations the Minoan and the Mycenaean in all their expressions.</p><p>TOMOΣ B -<strong> ΑΡΧΑΪΚΟΣ ΕΛΛΗÎΙΣΜΟΣ</strong>. From 1125 until 380 B.C. that the Greek world was undergoing its crystallisation along with the peak of the archaic civilization the volume examines the Religion Mythology Poetry Geometrical Art and Writing. The Persian wars are also analysed from the battle in Marathon up to the battle at the Thermopyles Salamis Plateaus. There is also a chapter on Cyprus during the archaic period. The volume concludes with extensive accounts of the Science and Philosophy the private life of Greeks and the Athletics.</p><p>TOMOΙ Γ1 & Γ2 - <strong>ΚΛΑΣΣΙΚΟΣ ΕΛΛΗÎΙΣΜΟΣ.</strong> The volumes 3 and 4 narrate the brilliant Classical Era that was famous for its high cultural creativity and rich in significant political and war events. In Athens the democracy consolidates in the years of Pericles. The city reaches a unique economic political and cultural peak the highest in its history. The competition between Sparta and Athens will lead in a long and destructive war the Peloponnesian. Tragedy is a form that emerges also in that period History the art of Rhetoric is developed Science evolves and Philosophy reaches its peak with Plato and Aristotle.</p><p>TOMOΣ Δ - <strong>ΜΕΓΑΣ ΑΛΕΞΑÎΔΡΟΣ - ΕΛΛΗÎΙΣΤΙΚΟΙ ΧΡΟÎΟΙ. </strong>This volume begins on 336 B.C. with the emergence of Alexander the Great at the Macedonian throne and ends at 201 B.C. the date the Romans first landed in Greece. It narrates a long part of the Greek history truly significant that lasted three centuries and had a direct impact on the route of world history.</p><p>TOMOΣ E - <strong>ΕΛΛΗÎΙΣΤΙΚΟΙ ΧΡΟÎΟΙ.</strong> Continues the narration of political and war events from 200 B.C. the starting date of the 2nd Macedonian war. The Romans invaded Greece with strong military forces and managed to become the regulators of its states until 146 BC that completed their ruling with the destruction of the Achaic Comradeship.</p><p>TOMOΣ ΣΤ - <strong>ΕΛΛΗÎΙΣΜΟΣ ΚΑΙ ΡΩΜΗ.</strong> Deals with the history of the Greek people from their part by part subordination to the Roman ruling up until the building of Constantinople on 324 B.C.</p><p>TOMOΣ Ζ - <strong>ΠΡΩΤΟΒΥΖΑÎΤΙÎΟΙ ΧΡΟÎΟΙ.</strong> Presents the history of the Byzantine Hellenism. The extensive introductory chapter presents the physiognomy and progressive stages of the whole Byzantine history. The period 324-642 that this volume deals with is most significant for Hellenism because during that time the historical conditions were created that allowed its political revival.</p><p>TOMOΣ Η - <strong>ΜΕΣΟΒΥΖΑÎΤΙÎΟΙ ΧΡΟÎΟΙ.</strong> Covers the brightest period of Byzantium from 642 until 1071 A.D. It refers to the political developments of that heavily important period for the historical development of the Hellenism and the intellectual progresses. It simultaneously attempts a systematic overview of the life of the Hellenism in the areas where Hellenism constituted the main and decisive element.</p><p>TOMOΣ Θ - <strong>ΜΕΣΟΒΥΖΑÎΤΙÎΟΙ KAI ΥΣΤΕΡΟΒΥΖΑÎΤΙÎΟΙ ΧΡΟÎΟΙ.</strong> Covers the last four centuries 1071-1453 of the Hellenic Christian State. The starting point is 1071 the year of the large defeat of the Byzantine army from the Seltzic Turks in Mantzikert of Armenia. 1453 will mean the end of the Byzantine Hellenism and also the birth of the new Hellenism that will develop mainly based on the intellectual progress inherited from the Byzantium.</p><p>TOMOΙ Ι & ΙΑ - <strong>ΤΟΥΡΚΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ - ΛΑΤΙÎΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ</strong>. The volume I  begins with the fall of Constantinople and continues to the end of the Cretan war when the Ottoman Turks completed their domination on the Hellenic state. Hellenism throughout the foreign domination preserved its sense of autonomy and unity. The next volume starts from 1669 until 1829. In this one and a half century Hellenism revived materially and intellectually. The volume extensively presents the Church the Communities the "Fanariotes" the economy all of which analysed by region but also the intellectual life of the Greeks the Art the daily life the popular songs the education and the Enlightment.</p><p>TOMOΣ ΙΒ - <strong>Η ΕΛΛΗÎΙΚΗ ΕΠΑÎΑΣΤΑΣΗ. </strong>This volume is dedicated to the Greek revolution. It begins with the year 1821 and finishes at its termination on February 1830. Continues though also up to 1832 when the effects of the revolution were completed with the last diplomatic actions for the shaping of the Greek state. The Greek revolution was a historical epic and a triumph of liberty.</p><p>TOMOΣ ΙΓ - <strong>ÎΕΩΤΕΡΟΣ ΕΛΛΗÎΙΣΜΟΣ ΑΠΟ 1833 ΕΩΣ 1881</strong>. The main subject of this volume is the historical period of the Newer Hellenism that begins on 1833 with the arrival of Othon in Greece and finishes on 1881 with the annexation of Thessaly and Arta to the Greek state. This period is characterised by many difficulties and problems. Many Greeks during that period were still living under the ruling of the Ottoman Empire. Many others lived at the independent Greek state or the Ionian islands or were emigrates in foreign countries.</p><p>TOMOΣ ΙΔ - <strong>ÎΕΩΤΕΡΟΣ ΕΛΛΗÎΙΣΜΟΣ ΑΠΟ 1861 ΕΩΣ 1913. </strong>Deals with the historical period of the Newer Hellenism that begins on 1881 and finishes at 1913 with the annexation of Epirus Macedonia Crete and the islands of the Aegean after the positive for Greece outcome of the Balkan wars.</p><p>TOMOΣ ΙΕ - <strong>ÎΕΩΤΕΡΟΣ ΕΛΛΗÎΙΣΜΟΣ ΑΠΟ 1913 ΕΩΣ 1941. </strong>The period 1913-1941 that is analysed in this volume was extremely critical for Hellenism. During this period Greece participated in two world wars in both of which its participation was significant especially in World War II. This volume also includes a detailed account of the tragedy of Asia Minor destruction.</p><p>TOMOΣ ΙΣΤ - <strong>ΣΥΓΧΡΟÎΟΣ ΕΛΛΗÎΙΣΜΟΣ ΑΠΟ ΤΟ 1941 ΕΩΣ ΤΟ ΤΕΛΟΣ ΤΟΥ ΑΙΩÎΑ. </strong>Deals with the historical lucky events of the Newer Hellenism from the battle of Crete 1941 until the dawn of the 21st century. It presents the period of the German occupation the dictatorship of 1967-74 the reestablishment of Democracy the Cyprian case and finally the intellectual life and culture in modern Greece.</p><p>.</p><p>.</p><p>==============================================================</p><p><b>IMPORTANT: The price does NOT include the shipping cost which depends on actual weight and destination. You will receive a message after placing the order with the exact cost and the options available; then you will have to approve / reject this cost; you may also ask about this cost before placing the order at dem.siatras@gmail.com .</b></p> Ecdotike Athenon hardcover
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