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More Info: Pride, Prudence and Fear of God: The Loyalties of Alexander and Nicholas Mavrocordatos (1664 - 1730)', in: Dialogos: Hellenic Studies Review (2000), 1-22.

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Ottoman History, Nationalism, Modern Greek History, and Phanariots edit

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Eastern European Studies, Ottoman History, Balkan Studies, Nationalism, and Modern Greek History edit

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More Info: Modern Greek Studies Yearbook, Vols 20-21 (2004-2005), 131-146

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Violence, Balkan Studies, Nationalism, Modern Greek History, and Ernest Gellner edit

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Publication Name: Греческий мир XVIII-XX вв. в новых исторических исследованиях. М., 2006.

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Nationalism, National Identity, Nationalism And State Building, Modern Greek History, Ottoman Balkans, and 5 more

(Nations and nationalism, History of Nationalism and Nation-Building, Modern Greek Studies, Ethnicity and National Identity, and National Idea)

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Publication Name: Европейские правые: прошлое, настоящее, будущее. Ч. II. М., 2008.

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Nationalism, National Identity, Nationalism And State Building, Modern Greek History, Modern Greek Politics, and 2 more

(Modern Greek Studies and National Idea)

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Publication Name: Социал-демократия в современном мире. М., 2010.

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Modern Greek History, Modern Greek Politics, Social Democracy, Modern Greek Studies, Greek Financial Crisis, and Crisis in Greece edit

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Publication Name: Конфликты и компромиссы в истории мировых цивилизаций. Москва, РГГУ, 2009.

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Greek History, Nationalism, National Identity, Nationalism And State Building, Modern Greek History, and 6 more

(Ethnicity, History of Nationalism and Nation-Building, Modern Greek Studies, Greek Revolution, Ethnicity and National Identity, and Hellenic Revolution of 1821)

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Greek History, Nationalism, National Identity, Nationalism And State Building, Modern Greek History, and 7 more

(Modern Greek Politics, Ethnicity, History of Nationalism and Nation-Building, Modern Greek Studies, национализм, Ethnicity and National Identity, and National Idea)

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Archaeology, Greek History, Modern Greek History, Olympics and Olympism, Olympic History, and 12 more

(Greek Archaeology, Archeologia, Ancient Greek and Roman art, Archaelogy, Olympia, Ancient Olympic Games, Olympic Games, Archéologie, Olympics, Olympic Studies, Jeux Olympiques, and Archeology)

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Publication Name: In Mifsud-Chircop, George (ed.): First International Conference of the SIEF working group on The Ritual Year. In association with The Department of Maltese University of Malta, Junior College, Msida, Malta, 2005: Proceedings. Malta: Publishers Enterprises Group (PEG) Ltd 2006: 303-326.

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Religion, Comparative Religion, Mythology And Folklore, History, Cultural History, and 40 more

(Cultural Studies, Gender Studies, Mythology, Greek History, Women's Studies, Women's History, Gender History, Interdisciplinarity, Comparative History, Ritual, Gender and Sexuality, Cult of Saints, Agriculture, Modern Greek History, Gender and religion (Women s Studies), Ancient Greek Religion, Ancient myth and religion, Time Perception, Ancient Greek History, Interdisciplinary Studies, Greek religion (Classics), Comparative mythology, Comparative Historical Analysis, Ideologies of Motherhood, Religious Studies, Ritual Studies, Festivals, Cult of Demeter and Kore, Ancient Greek History, Art, Literature, Math, and Science, Virgin Mary, Ancient Greek Cultural & Social History, History of Mentalities, Athena, Archaeology, Classical archaeology, Greek and Roman history, Greek Colonization (Magna Graecia and Sicily), Material Culture Studies, Funerary Archaeology, Goddess, Ancient Goddesses, Mother Goddess Worship, Ritual Practices, Cyclic Time, and Agricultural Calendar)

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This article examines the significance it had for the Greek-Yugoslav relations, the visit of Greek Foreign Minister Nicolas Politis, in November 1922 in the Yugoslav capital. The purpose of the visit was to secure diplomatic support in... more

This article examines the significance it had for the Greek-Yugoslav relations, the visit of Greek Foreign Minister Nicolas Politis, in November 1922 in the Yugoslav capital. The purpose of the visit was to secure diplomatic support in Belgrade in the upcoming Peace Conference in Lausanne.The plight in which Athens had devolved to after the defeat of the Greek army in Asia Minor rendered imperative the tightening of relations with its traditional ally in the area of Balkans. The Greek Minister was warmly welcomed in Belgrade, while talks with Serbian officials were conducted in a friendly atmosphere. The issues which occupied the two sides were both of economic (implementation of the Convention of 1914 on the Serbian transit trade from Thessaloniki’s port, signing a new trade agreement between the two countries) as well as of political nature (the Bulgarian exit to the Aegean Sea, the Slavophones of Western Macedonia, the activities of the bulgarian komitadjis on Greek and Serbian soil and the possibility of greek-yugoslav military co-operation in the event of a new greek-turkish war). The negotiations did not led to formal agreements. Serb officials promised Politis to support greek positions in Lausanne and on the other hand Politis gave assurances for implementing the 1914 Convention regarding the serbian transit trade from the port of Thessaloniki. During the Conference the delegation of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes sided with Greece on the question of Western Thrace, but on the same time yugoslav government was particularly contensting the matter of the serbian free zone. Taking advantage of Athen's negotiatory weakness, yugoslavian side pressed on ensuring prominent privileges to the port of Thessaloniki, regarding the 1914 Convention. The new Convention which was signed in Belgrade on May 10 1923 in addition with the denial of yugoslav government to co-operate with Greece in case of a new greek-turkich conflict proved that the two countries were no more equal partners.

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Balkan History, Yugoslavia, Serbian history, Modern Greek History, 20th century (History), and 6 more

(History And Geopolitics In The Balkans, Serbian Politics, Balkans, Macedonian Question, Kingdom of Yugoslavia, and Modern and Contemporary Greek History)

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