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Gythio Peloponnese Greece Exploring Seaside Town

Gythio is a charming coastal town in the Peloponnese, known for its picturesque harbor, traditional architecture, and rich history. As you explore, you'll find narrow streets lined with colorful houses, seafood tavernas, and small shops offering local products.

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Gythio Peloponnese Greece Exploring Seaside Town Gythio is a charming coastal town in the Peloponnese, known for its picturesque harbor, traditional architecture, and rich history. As you explore, you'll find narrow streets lined with colorful houses, seafood tavernas, and small shops offering local products. The town's history is deeply intertwined with ancient Sparta, as it was once its port. Key spots to visit include: - Kranai Island: A small islet connected by a causeway, featuring the Tzanetakis Tower, a lighthouse, and beautiful views of the sea. - Dimitrios Shipwreck: Located on the beach of Valtaki, this photogenic wreck is a must-see for photographers. - Mavrovouni Beach: A long sandy beach just south of Gythio, popular for swimming and windsurfing. - Ancient Theatre of Gythio: Explore the remnants of this ancient structure, offering a glimpse into the town's classical past. Strolling through Gythio offers a blend of scenic beauty, history, and a taste of authentic Greek life. Is there anything specific you’d like to focus on during your visit? Image: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/lets-go-for-a-hike-gythio-peloponnese-greece-exploring-seaside-town-wayne-moran.html https://waynemoranphotography.com/blog/dreaming-about-your-ultimate-greece-travel-adventure/ #Greece #sean #ocean #Gythio #Peloponnese #seaside #fineart #landscape #photography #travel #travelphotography #AYearForArt #buyintoArt #fineart #art #FillThatEmptyWall #homedecorideas
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Estelle Platini

En 1942, Jules Isaac écrivit un pamphlet sur la chute de la république en 404 et en 1940.
Christophe Chandezon parle de cet ouvrage : academia.edu/33264458/_Les_Oli

www.academia.edu« Les Oligarques : une histoire comparée » in : Les engagements de Jules Isaac. Actes du colloque d'Aix-en-Provence (27 et 28 mars 1997), Aix-en-Provence, 1998, p. 97-106.« Les Oligarques : une histoire comparée » in : Les engagements de Jules Isaac. Actes du colloque d'Aix-en-Provence (27 et 28 mars 1997), Aix-en-Provence, 1998, p. 97-106.
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Estelle Platini

Une petite minorité d’hommes bien-nés exercèrent un pouvoir despotique sur leurs concitoyens au nom d’une conception aristocratique de la société, à deux reprises vers l’an 400 avant notre ère.

Après la capitulation, "l’Ekklesia (assemblée) athénienne se divisa rapidement en trois camps : les partisans d’une "patrios politeia" (constitution ancestrale), ceux qui souhaitaient conserver une démocratie et ceux qui voulaient une oligarchie". L’opposition à toute résolution était principalement menée par la faction démocratique. Le débat et l’inaction se poursuivirent jusqu’en septembre 404 avant notre ère, quand les Spartiates choisirent d’intervenir. Ils demandèrent aux Athéniens de choisir trente hommes pour gérer toutes les affaires de la polis.
"Les Trente évitèrent d’abord de rédiger une constitution précise. Ils cherchèrent plutôt à a) établir un gouvernement intérimaire fonctionnel; b) éliminer les opposants; et c) réformer les lois".

Les détails : worldhistory.org/trans/fr/1-14

Encyclopédie de l'Histoire du MondeLes Trente TyransLes Trente Tyrans (οἱ τριάκοντα τύραννοι) est un terme utilisé pour la première fois par Polycrate dans un discours faisant l'éloge de Thrasybule (Arist. Rhet . 1401a) pour décrire la brève oligarchie...
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World History Encyclopedia

Thucydides' "History of the Peloponnesian War" is a timeless classic that offers not just a historical account of a conflict between two ancient Greek city-states, Athens and Sparta during the 5th century BCE, but also profound insights into humanity, politics, and the nature of war itself. #History #Thucydides #Sparta #Peloponnese #HistoryFacts worldhistory.org/review/414/th

www.worldhistory.orgThucydides by . Thucydides (Book Review)Thucydides' History of the Peloponnesian War is a timeless masterpiece of ancient historiography, offering a detailed and profoundly insightful account of one...
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