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Jul 5, 2023
Principal Investigator: Theodoridis, Georgios, RESEARCH GROUP - ORAL HISTORY GROUP (EOM-OPI)
The purpose of the research was / is the examination and study of the restoration of democracy after the end of the military dictatorship (1967-1974), a period of decisive importance for the functioning of the democratic institutions and the political system of the country as a w...
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Jul 5, 2023
Principal Investigator: Tzoukas, Vaggelis, Gogos, Nikos, Drenos, Dimitrios, Roggotis, Dimitris, Andronas, Michalis, Tsimpogianni, Maria, Kelemenis, Nikos
The research focuses on the social characteristics, social composition, attitudes, perceptions and identities that are formed within the communities of fanatical football fans in Greece. The research is based on a deep description of the phenomenon through inter-method approaches...
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Jul 5, 2023
Principal Investigator: Van Boeschoten, Riki
Interviews on various aspects of Volos entertainment from the interwar period to the present: restaurants, entertainment centers, tsipouro, cinema and theater, Hellenic Lyceum, family celebrations, carnival, sports, tourism.
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Jul 5, 2023
Principal Investigator: Van Boeschoten, Riki
This collection is about the social history of the radio. Although it has been pushed aside by television, it has played a vital and unique role in the entertainment, information and communication of everyday people. This research was conducted in collaboration with the Radio Mus...
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Jul 5, 2023
Principal Investigator: Van Boeschoten, Riki, Giakoumaki, Vasiliki, Sideri, Eleni, Vasiliki, Lazou, Karastergiou, Maria, Malagiorgi, Kerasia, Sevastidou, Olga, Zisi, Nena
This collection includes interviews conducted in the framework of the research project "Designing the Museum of the City of Volos". They cover various aspects of Volos' history that will be incorporated in future exhibitions of the Museum. The main topics covered in these intervi...
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Jul 5, 2023
Principal Investigator: Van Boeschoten, Riki
Euxeinoupoli is a relatively "new" village created in 1906 by Greek refugees from Eastern Rumelia, and was then inhabited by other ethnocultural groups (Pontic Greeks, Greeks from Asia Minor, Vlachs, Sarakatsani, Armenians and lately immigrants from Bulgaria and Albania). The pur...
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Jul 5, 2023
Principal Investigator: Van Boeschoten, Riki
The aim of this research was to study the participation of women in the new wave of migration to Southern Europe. Interviews of 6 female and 2 male immigrants from Albania, Bulgaria, and Uzbekistan were conducted.
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Jul 5, 2023
Principal Investigator: Van Boeschoten, Riki, Kontaksi, Tasoula, Vernikos, Dimitris
In December 1943, the Germans executed more than 100 men in the village of Drakeia in Pelion in retaliation for a guerrilla attack on a German patrol where an officer was killed. The execution created divisions in the village that has survived to this day, as part of the populati...
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Jul 5, 2023
Principal Investigator: Van Boeschoten, Riki
Ethnography of the community of Ziaka Grevena for the 1940s. It explores the meaning that the residents of the village gave to EAM's message in the civil war that followed the liberation. Key to the interpretation were the events of the interwar period and the politicization of t...
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Jul 5, 2023
Principal Investigator: Van Boeschoten, Riki
During the period 1954-1957 there was a series of devastating earthquakes and floods that leveled much of the city of Volos and became the starting point for rebuilding the urban center. This research, which is part of the wider context of 'disaster anthropology', was intended to...
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