In “German Crimes and Germany’s Debts to Greece,” Helen Savaki, a distinguished professor of medicine, uncovers the harrowing details of the German invasion and occupation of Greece in World War II. This gripping account delves deep into the catastrophic damage inflicted on Greece, from the massive looting of its economy to the theft of invaluable cultural treasures. Savaki meticulously...

At the heart of our society, an invisible problem lurks in the shadow of our everyday lives: the conflict between humans and their best friend, the dog. This book reveals a disturbing truth behind dog attacks and bites a symptom of a deeper social dysfunction that affects every corner of the earth, particularly Greece, where more than 5,000 such incidents are recorded annually. Through a...

The book presents the story of an American football player, the story of Jerome Coehlo Eduardo Hormigo, a former football star who is now convicted of murder. In a prison cell, he faces internal and external struggles as he deals with his crime, those around him, and the consequences of his actions until his final act, his suicide. An autobiographical narrative of Jerome Hormigo, a...

The Proceedings of the first Conference of the ESREA Transformative and Emancipatory Adult Education Network, which took place in July 2023 at the Hellenic Open University in Patras, showcases a wide-ranging and vibrant collection of current research. The conference examines the profound and liberating aspects of adult education, with a particular emphasis on topics such as art and ecology,...