Professor Paul Cartledge: Greece's Finest Hour? The Democratic Implications of the Battle of Salamis
Professor Paul Cartledge (President of the Hellenic Society): Greece's Finest Hour? The Democratic Implications of the Battle of Salamis
Hellenic Society Autumn Lecture. Held on Zoom, 21 September 2020.
Chaired by Dr James Lloyd. Hosted by the Hellenic Society and the Hellenic Centre.
https://www.hellenicsociety.org.uk/
https://helleniccentre.org/
Видео Professor Paul Cartledge: Greece's Finest Hour? The Democratic Implications of the Battle of Salamis канала Hellenic Society
Hellenic Society Autumn Lecture. Held on Zoom, 21 September 2020.
Chaired by Dr James Lloyd. Hosted by the Hellenic Society and the Hellenic Centre.
https://www.hellenicsociety.org.uk/
https://helleniccentre.org/
Видео Professor Paul Cartledge: Greece's Finest Hour? The Democratic Implications of the Battle of Salamis канала Hellenic Society
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