What do you know about Greece?

[Lord Valtasar 12,704]

it's a beautiful place, but it's getting less and less viable for people to stay here, so the youth is leaving

[MaresalCakmak 43]

I know a good amount about Ioannis Metaxas and his 4th of August Regime, a semi-fascist dictatorial regime that ruled Greece from 1936-1941.

Edited July 18, 2019 by MaresalCakmak

[TheRockARooster 52,725]

It is Greecy.

 

Lovely views and food.

[The Kaeya Simp 13,990]

massive empire, ottomans take over, independence, a couple of military juntas, eu, eurozone, fucking hundreds of unemployment and nearly bankrupt

[A Small Bear 60]

I learned a lot about it in high school, don't remember much though. I remember that the Mycenaeans were the first Greeks to settle on the peninsula, and that a big chunk of Greece (and other modern day Balkan countries) used to be Macedonia, and that there were a bunch of city-states like Athens and Corinth, and that they were part of a thing called the Hellenic league. That's about it.

[Stardust 642]

If ya mean ancient greece. Trojan horse story yos. And the idea of democracy from Athens, greco mystery schools and that sorta thing. Lots of cool myths.

Modern greece I like the greek yog ;P