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Giorgos Seferis: Today, the Funeral of the Nobel Laureate Turned Into a Demonstration Against the Dictatorship - iefimerida.gr

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"Democracy"! "Freedom"! "Down with the junta"! "Immortal"! The passionate cries of the gathered crowd at the funeral procession for Giorgos Seferis. From the church of Sotira of Kottakis, in Plaka, to the 1st Cemetery of Athens, the voices vibrate the entire city. They crack the plaster that has been holding the country prisoner for four years now. "Silence"! "Shouts"! The imperative orders of the "organs of order" fall into the void. The more t…

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"Do not allow dictators to honor me," the Nobel Prize-winning poet had asked his life partner, Maro.

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"Democracy"! "Freedom"! "Down with the junta"! "Immortal"! The passionate cries of the gathered crowd at the funeral procession for Giorgos Seferis. From the church of Sotira of Kottakis, in Plaka, to the 1st Cemetery of Athens, the voices vibrate the entire city. They crack the plaster that has been holding the country prisoner for four years now. "Silence"! "Shouts"! The imperative orders of the "organs of order" fall into the void. The more t…

The funeral of Nobel Prize-winning poet George Seferis in Athens on September 22, 1971, turned into a massive anti-dictatorship demonstration. Thousands of people gathered, singing "Denial" and shouting slogans against the junta, honoring the poet who had publicly expressed his opposition to the regime.

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"Democracy!", "Freedom!", "Down with the junta!", "Immortal!". The cries of the crowd at the funeral procession from the Church of the Savior of Kotakis in Plaka ...

"Democracy"! "Freedom"! "Down with the junta"! "Immortal"! The passionate cries of the gathered crowd at the funeral procession for George...

“Democracy”! “Freedom”! “Down with the junta”! “Immortal”! The passionate cries of the crowd gathered at the funeral procession from the Church of Sotira of Kotakis, in Plaka, to the First Cemetery of Athens vibrate the entire city. They crack the plaster that has been holding the country prisoner for four years now. “Silence”! “Shout”! The imperative orders of the “organs of order” fall […]

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