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KTravlos25 Mar 2017 1:37 p.m. PST

In honor of the 25th of March (Greek Independence Day) here a couple of version of the Greek National Anthem (could not find one without nationalist pictures. Ah well c'est la vie)

1) The full anthem (never sung fully) runs 53 minutes

youtu.be/aYdIzTnjRnY

The execution is in the original 19th century style

2) The anthem in the more modern rendition used by the Greek Army and state. You can easily grasp the difference of the two styles

youtu.be/Y7Zgp-EzfOU

3) The full lyrics of the 158 Stanzas in English. In many ways the Hymn to Liberty is essentially a Liberal Nationalist Hymn. In its full lyrics the anthem attempts to connect the greek revolution with liberal nationalist revolutions in other parts of the world and far of america. Essentially if you take out he specific Greek reference this is the 19th century Liberal anthem.

link

4) and some academic reading
PDF link

goragrad25 Mar 2017 10:04 p.m. PST

By the way, I played that '1821' game through a couple of times. Not too bad.

KTravlos26 Mar 2017 2:06 a.m. PST

ah so it worked for you? That is cool. It crushes on my PC

goragrad28 Mar 2017 2:57 p.m. PST

It had a few crashes on mine (Windows 7 on one and XP on the other), but I played through twice.

Found a bit of a blind spot on the computer AI, but then that may reflect the actual Ottoman lethargy.

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