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Look there at the edge of the Agora, under the shadow of the temple. Notice two female youthful figures. A little while ago they were flirtatious with a kiss, and the scene you see now is the critical attitude of the passers-by who criticize them. Notice the hatred and disgust on their faces. If we listened to their words, they would surely be insults.
The party of the Mountains is one of the "political products" that emerged after the bankruptcy of the foreign parties. Already during the last period, the operation of the latter had deteriorated due to the multiple problems that had been caused inside them. During this time, people of a young age had begun to question the existence of these parties. Specifically, they argued that there had to be radical changes within Greek politics.
Very early on, the olive was transported from Asia Minor to the Aegean islands and from there to the rest of Greece, with whose Mythology and History it was associated. On the island of Thera, traces of an oil press "made of lava stone" were discovered among the prehistoric monuments. In Crete, people knew the edible olive and oil from Tuesday BC. Millenium.
From the industrial revolution onwards, the family took a prominent role in advertising campaigns around the world, aimed at increasing the profits of advertising companies. The social status of a united and loving family became a popular symbol in commercial advertising, as it ensured the products' good reputation among consumers.
The presence of the female gender at the center of advertising has a long history and various manifestations. It is not enough for a woman to be only sensual and beautiful, but she must be an ideal wife, an excellent mother and a good housewife. It is not enough that she works every day for the maintenance of the house, but also pursues her dream, career, success.
The sports newspapers that appeared in the 50s – in combination with the magazines – progressively led the Greek sports press to the "modern era", i.e. the 80's. In the later editions, some stand out that left a strong imprint on the field.
On the occasion of Remembrance Day for the Pontian Genocide, the educator and writer Angeliki Pamboukidou talks about the deafening silence of the Greek state and the resounding absence of references related to the Genocide in school textbooks.
Studies and research that expand our intellectual horizons like this include Lux Orbis iWrite publications
Interview of our author Aggeliki Pamboukidou in the online newspaper ethnos.gr about the fairy tale "Fairies and Superheroes of Pontus".
Article about the illustrated fairy tale of Aggeliki Pamboukidou entitled "Fairies and Superheroes of the Sea" in Cultural Thessaloniki.
