{"id":1494,"date":"2022-01-28T18:32:15","date_gmt":"2022-01-28T16:32:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/savvidis-store.gr\/proionta\/the-history-of-turkish-occupied-greece-four-volumes\/"},"modified":"2022-02-07T13:55:38","modified_gmt":"2022-02-07T11:55:38","slug":"the-history-of-turkish-occupied-greece-four-volumes","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/savvidis-store.gr\/en\/products\/the-history-of-turkish-occupied-greece-four-volumes\/","title":{"rendered":"The History of Turkish-Occupied Greece (four volumes)"},"content":{"rendered":"

If there is one nation in the world that can be proud of its noble origin, it is undoubtedly the Greek. The glamor that surrounds this origin was redeemed by a series of testimonies and the diploma of its kindness is written in blood. Terrible storms broke out against this nation, wild and threatening waves rose and this martyred people was persecuted, enslaved, lived in ruins, swam in blood. But the sun of Hellenism, which hid for a moment from those gloomy clouds, did not take long to rise, to disperse the gloom and its mysterious power to Hellenize everything foreign. From the day after the fall, the Greeks began to fight for their liberation from the Turkish yoke. Konstantinos Sathas, responsible recorder of the successive revolutionary movements throughout Greece, composes the History of “Turkish-occupied Greece” and tells events, very little known to the reading public, from 1453 to the eve of the Greek Revolution of 1821, of which It turns out that the Greeks never stopped fighting for their liberation from the Turkish yoke. The linguistic transcription was done in plain modern Greek, with all due respect to the author’s style as well as to the accuracy of the rendering of the facts.
\n(From the back cover of the book)
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\nVOLUME ONE<\/strong><\/em>
\nFOREWORD BY KONSTANTINOS TSATSOS
\nTHE GREEKS NEVER STOPPED FIGHTING FOR THEIR FREEDOM (by K. I. Tsaousis)
\nTHE POWER OF HELLENISM (introduction by K. SATHA)
\n1453 – Actions of the Greeks for an uprising in the West
\n1457-1463 – Pope Pius II works hard for the war against the Turks
\n1463 – War between the Venetians and the Turks
\n1469-1472 – The war between the Venetians and the Turks begins again
\n1474-1489 – Campaign of the Turks against Shkodra
\n1492-1496 – Charles VIII studies the conquest of Constantinople
\n1499-1503 – Bayezid launches war against the Venetians
\n1505-1531 – Attempts by Pope Julius II and Louis XII for a crusade
\n1532-1533 – War between Suleiman and Charles V
\n1537-1538 – Naval battle at Paxos
\n1540-1570 – Peace of the Venetian Republic and Sultan with heavy conditions for the first
\nVOLUME TWO<\/strong><\/em>
\n1570-1571 – Sopot is conquered
\n1571 – The Melissians
\n1573-1585 – Peace between the Venetians and the Sultan
\n1588-1603 – The Orsini instruct Emperor Rodolfo II to expel the Turks from Epirus
\n1603-1606 – Raids of Tuscans, Neapolitans and Maltese in Greece
\n1609-1624 – Mani Rebellion
\n1616-1620 – The revolution of the metropolitan of Trikki Dionysiou
\n1645-1669 – War in Crete
\n1647-1667 – Rebellion of the Albanians of the Peloponnese
\n1684 – War between the Venetians and the Turks
\n1685 – The speech of the preacher of the genus Elias Miniatis for the liberation of Greece
\nVOLUME THIRD<\/strong><\/em>
\n1686 – The Peloponnese seraglio besieges Kelefas
\n1687 – The plague strikes all over Greece
\n1688 – Wreck of Zagouri
\n1689-1692 – Gerakaris is released from prison, proclaimed ruler of Mani and sent against the Venetians
\n1693-1695 – Doge Francis Morosini takes over the leadership again
\n1696-1699 – Fortification of the Isthmus
\n1699-1700 – The treatment of Greece by the West during the seventeenth century
\n1701-1762 – The Turks retake the Peloponnese
\n1765-1768 – Catherine II
\n1769-1770 – Revolutionary orgasm in Greece
\nVOLUME FOUR<\/strong><\/em>
\n1770 – Revolution in the Mainland
\n1770 – Battle of Cesme
\n1770-1780 – Pirates
\n1782-1792 – Correspondence of Catherine and Joseph II of Austria about the actions of the Empress of Russia for a revolution in Greece
\n1789-1807 – The French Revolution breaks out
\n1807 – Napoleon urges Ali Pasha to start hostilities
\n1808 – New Russian efforts for the revolt of Greeks
\n1808-1815 – Napoleon’s actions in Greece
\n1814-1821 – Crisis for Greece and the Greek personalities of the eighteenth century
\n1806 – Ioannis Kolettis
\nNOTES
\nKONSTANTINOS SATHAS: LIFE AND WORK (by KI TSAOUSI)
\nCHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE FOUR VOLUMES<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

KONSTANTINOS SATHAS<\/strong>
\nthe historian of the Revolution<\/p>\n

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