pagan influences metaxas regime

Pagan influences in the Metaxas regime

The influence of pagan elements in the Metaxas regime, though not as pronounced as in some other European fascist movements, was subtly present, particularly in the regime’s use of symbolism, references to ancient Greece, and its efforts to connect modern […]

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The top 10 downsides of the 4th of August regime

After the last post about the top 10 achievements of the Metaxas government, time to counter-balance that with an article with the 10 most important downsides of the 4th of August Regime:   1. Abolition of Democracy One of the most […]

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The top 10 achievements of the Metaxas government

The government of Ioannis Metaxas, ruling Greece from 1936 until his death in 1941, is often remembered for its conservative ideology, yet it implemented notable reforms and policies. The regime, known as the “4th of August Regime,” was a quasi-fascist dictatorship, resembling […]

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Was Ioannis Metaxas murdered?

There are several theories suggesting that Ioannis Metaxas may have been murdered rather than dying of natural causes, as the official record states. These theories, while not widely accepted by mainstream historians, arise from the circumstances surrounding his death in […]

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Athletics and sports in the Metaxas regime

The Metaxas regime in Greece (1936-1941) placed a strong emphasis on athletics and sports, viewing them as essential tools for shaping the character and strength of the nation. Sports were not only seen as a means of improving physical fitness […]

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