"Kυνηγώντας Την Ελευθερία" (Dare to be Free, by W.B. 'Sandy' Thomas, adopted in Greek by George G. Spanos)
After 500,000 copies worldwide, one of the most famous and greatest true stories of World War II is now published in Greek. The Adventure of a young New Zealand Officer who fought bravely in the battle of Crete in 1941, but captured and shipped by the Germans to the Greek mainland as one of their prisoners. Despite being severely wounded ...
A remarkable spiritual testament of fatherhood, where the reader has the ability to add his own personal widom and dedicate the book accordingly.
An amazing book that provides wisely condensed messages about those things all fathers and daughters need to realize about each other and reminded of, occasionally.
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"The vivid cinematic narration drawn from the author's personal experience makes the reader an invisible observer of the deadliest Urban Fire of the 21st century and an undeniable witness to the moments experienced by the civilians fighting the unequal battle with the fiery monster, forcing themselves to discover their survival limits." Athens Voice
Freed from the mandated microchips’ mind control by the rebels’ hack in 2042, Jackson finds himself threatened to be deemed a "domestic terrorist" by the government if he decides to avoid getting a new neural implant to replace the disabled one. He has had enough tyranny, especially after having felt forced to move across the country to escape outrageous totalitarian policies, including the chip -which seemed to distract, manipulate, and even endanger him. Jackson, and others like him, have come to a critical crossroad; they must now choose to ...
Rainey Days is a portrait of a woman reaching deep within herself to find the strength to build a family. Lorraine Mancini has weathered the storm of her mother’s terminal illness and has begun to build a life of her own. Her perfect career and her new home are threatened when ...
Three New Zealand servicemen were sent officially to Mount Athos, a peninsular in the northern part of Greece, to present citations to various Monasteries which, in spite of seriously risking their own lives and safety, had been instrumental in caring for New Zealanders and other allied troops, during the Second World War.
Ένας εκλεκτός επιστήμονας, ο Διονύσης Αναστασόπουλος, στρέφει την προσοχή μας στους Ελληνόφωνους τής Κάτω Ιταλίας, σε ένα ξεχασμένο, παρατημένο στην τύχη του, κομμάτι του Ελληνισμού.
