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ΔΙΣΣΟΙ ΛΟΓΟΙ, 2019
ΗΘΙΚΗ ΑΡΙΣΤΕΡΑΣ, 2019
ΓΙΑΓΙΑΔΕΣ, 2019
ΚΕΚΟΙΜΗΘΕΙΣΑ ΧΩΡΑ, 2019
ΜΑΚΕΔΟΝΙΚΟ ΙΙΙ, 2019
ΜΑΚΕΔΟΝΙΚΟ ΙΙ, 2018
ΦΑΡΟΣ 1821, 2018
ΜΑΚΕΔΟΝΙΚΟ Ι, 2018
ΑΓΝΩΣΤΟΣ ΣΤΡΑΤΙΩΤΗΣ, 2017
PANAMA PAPERS, 2017
ΝΟΜΙΖΕΙΝ, 2017
ΚΛΕΦΤΟΥΡΙΑ, 2017
PETROVARADIN, 2016
CORFU - PETROVARADIN: THE TWIN HISTORICAL SYMBOLISM
By that time, Eugene of Savoy was already the glorified army commander
of Europe. In August 1716, and under the benediction of Virgin Mary of Snows,
he would be the one who would give the vital blow to the Ottoman army in
Petrovaradin of Hungary (today’s suburb of Novi Sad in northern today’s
Serbia).
Though he was a French, Eugene was glorified as a general of the Austrian and Habsburgs’ army (fighting even against France). Now, in Petrovaradin, as the head of a multinational Christian army of 75,000 soldiers, he was facing a much more cohesive Ottoman army of 150,000 soldiers. The overwhelming victory of the European army against the Ottoman (and Muslim) army in Petrovaradin is of the same symbolic value as the battle of Poitiers (where in 732 the Arabic, Muslim expansion to Europe had been stopped).