The Bloody Photograph

Alexandra, a teacher in difficult times for our country, wrote in her diary notes that the people in pain are the privileged ones in life, the most optimistic, since they keep the appeal for love untainted, the faith in man and in life itself alive , so they might be the only ones who have the ability to keep the mood intact to hunt chimeras. Later she experienced to her core the reality of life, which often exceeds the script of even the most imaginative creator. As Euripides also said: "Fate manifests itself under very different forms. The gods accomplish many things against our own expectation, and those we expect do not come. But God opens the way to unforeseen events.' She continued, however, undaunted to the depth of her age to serve her ministry with uncompromising will, and then retired with dignity, burdened with several health problems. In the innocent souls of her children, as she always called her students, she did not fail all these years to instill love for man, whoever he is, whatever language he speaks, whatever color his skin is . Even the songs she taught them, many with her own lyrics, spoke of patriotism, peace in the world, friendship and brotherhood of all the peoples of the earth...