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Greece and Britain’s long history of fighting autocracy

26 March 2021

3:28 AM

26 March 2021

3:28 AM

As I write, it is mid-morning in Athens and fighter jets are roaring overhead. My windows rattle, the sky splinters, and out they burst, strafing the blue with lines of white. It is a celebratory deployment. Today, Greece marks 200 years since the start of the war of independence from Ottoman rule.

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