Polytechnic University: Shocking Video Documentary Shows Kalogiannis, Xylouris and Farantouris Singing on the First Anniversary of the Uprising
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The three great artists sing “Don’t forget Oropos”, conveying the anti-dictatorial message through the lyrics “And you, tortured people, don’t forget fascism”. A shocking cinematic documentary from the first anniversary of the Polytechnic University uprising, on November 17, 1974, comes to light for the first time, transporting the audience to one of the most charged moments in Greece’s post-democratic history. The black-and-white video, approxi…
The rare black-and-white document came to light for the first time, recording three great performers singing "Don't Forget Oropos" by Mikis Theodorakis.
"And you, tortured people, do not forget fascism": Shocking images of bobbins found in the basement of the Tositsa building
A rare historical video from the first anniversary of the Technical University uprising, on November 17, 1974, was released for the first time by the School of Architecture of the National Technical University of Athens.
The previously unpublished material was found on reels in the basement of the Tositsa building.
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