The Tendiboi of Athens: From Yogurts and Shaming to the Repeal of "Law 4000"
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In 1983, "Law 4000" was repealed as anachronistic and contrary to fundamental human rights, thus putting an end to one of the most controversial pages of post-war Greece.
Summer 1958. Evil tongues say that the milk sellers around Patision have entered into informal agreements with "unruly" young men to supply them with expired yogurts at a bargain price. Certainly not for eating but certainly for consumption. None of them, suppliers or consumers, will confirm the rumors... It is the golden age of yogurt, in a sign of the discomfort of [...] Law 4000: Yogurts, shaving and public humiliation for the "tendiboides" -…
Summer of 1958. Rumors circulate on the streets of Athens about milk vendors supplying "unruly" young people with expired yogurts at exorbitant prices...
How expired yogurts in the once aristocratic quarters of the Athenian center gave birth to Law 4000 on the “Teenage Boys”.
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