The United States Government and the Greek War of Independence by Theodosios Karvounarakis

“…While the Greek War of Independence enjoyed remarkable support among the United States public, the Government of the United States was very cautious in its reaction. …”
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The Greek Vision of America during the Greek War of Independence (1821-1830) by Konstantinos Diogos

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“A Historical Sketch of the Greek War of Independence…” by G. Paleolog and M. Sivinis as a Historiographical Source by Serhii Kiselov

“…The article presents a historiographical analysis of “A Historical Sketch of the Greek War of Independence…” as one of the first writings in Russian historiography on the Greek Revolution and the participation of the great powers in it. …”
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“The Controlling Presence Over Property”: Agents of American Relief in Greece in 1827 and 1828 by David Roessel

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American Philhellenes, Protestant Missionaries and the “Orphans” of the 1821 Hellenic War of Independence: The Case of Christodoulos Evangelides by Smatie Yemenedzi-Malathouni

“…The declaration of the Greek War of Independence and emancipation from the long Turkish enslavement was heralded by enthusiasts, romantics, abolitionists and philhellenists in both Europe and the United States of America. …”
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À la recherche de la Grèce moderne : mosquées ottomanes à l’ombre de l’Acropole by Aikaterini Lykoudi

“…I argue that the involuntary urban continuity in the aftermath of the Greek War of Independence has left visible traces in the development of the Ottoman legacy of Athens. …”
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FRANCE’S POLICY TOWARDS THE GREEK INDEPENDENCE (1828-1830): A STUDY IN THE LIGHT OF UNPUBLISHED BRITISH DOCUMENTS (FRANSA’NIN YUNAN BAĞIMSIZLIK POLİTİKASI (1828-1830): YAYIMLANMAMI... by Yousef Hussein OMAR

“…Relying on the unpublished British documents, this article examines the French policy on the Greek War of Independence. The article presents that despite its initial neutral stance, France teamed up with Britain to prevent a total Russian domination over Greece and openly supported Greek independence.…”
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Ex oriente nigri: “Captain of the Blacks” and the Fabrication of the Minoan Culture by Uroš Matić

“…The fabrication of the Minoan culture is the specifically modern phenomenon, closely linked to the imperial and colonial conquest and appropriation of Ancient Greece. The Greek war of independence created an arena in which Europe could take part in the fight for its cradle. …”
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Towards Modern Greek Consciousness by Loukia Droulia

“…These and other factors contributed to the acceptance by the Greek nation of the nomenclature Ellines, Ellada which were unanimously adopted during the Greek war of Independence, instead of the terms Graikoi, Romioi, Graikia.…”
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Antonio Gisbert’s Monument to Spanish Liberty: The Production of the <i>Execution of Torrijos and his Companions on the Beach at Málaga</i> (1888) by Ann Murray

“…In addition to Torrijos, among the dead were liberal politician Manuel Flores Calderón and the Byronic, Northern Irish-born Robert Boyd, active in the final years (1830–1831) of the Greek War of Independence and who was inspired by Torrijos’ cause. …”
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1821–2021: Contributions of physicians and researchers of Greek descent in the advancement of clinical and experimental cardiology and cardiac surgery by Apostolos Gerontas, Apostolos Gerontas, Dimitrios Avgerinos, Dimitrios Avgerinos, Konstantinos Charitakis, Helena Maragou, Konstantinos Drosatos, Konstantinos Drosatos

“…On the occasion of the 200-year anniversary of the Greek War of Independence, this review article sheds light onto the achievements of modern scientists of Greek descent in the development of cardiology, cardiac surgery, and cardiovascular research, through a short history of the development of these fields and of the related institutions in Greece. …”
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Intellectuals and the Eastern question: 'historical-mindedness' and 'kin beyond sea', c. 1875-1880 by Kelley, W

“…Events such as the Greek War of Independence (1821-32), the Crimean War (1853-5), and the Bulgarian Agitation (1876-8) were merely prominent denouements in the protracted history of what contemporaries called 'the Eastern Question'. …”