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Macedonia is Greece!

Macedonia is Greece! (56 Minutes; 85% English, 15% Greek; No Subtitles)

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56 min | Spoken Languages:
85% English & 15% Greek
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Prof. Paul Kapetanopoulos, producer and host

Prof. Paul Kapetanopoulos
Director/Producer/Host

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Interviews of Americans and Greeks together at the United Nations demonstration on January 16, 1993 as well as a tour of a museum exhibition in Montreal, Canada featuring ancient Greek art of Alexander the Great’s and Greece's Macedonia.

This documentary consists of interviews of Americans and Greeks together at the United Nations demonstration on January 16, 1993. The Greeks came from various parts of Greece: Epirus, Macedonia, Pontos, Asia Minor, Central Greece and Crete. They speak to Americans about how Greece suffered and sacrificed in the 20th century while being only one of four allies of Britain and the U.S. in World War I, World War II and Korea.

Now they ask the citizens of the world to defend democracy and join them in chanting MACEDONIA IS GREECE !!

Finally, a tour of a museum exhibition in Montreal, Canada featuring ancient Greek art of Alexander the Great’s MACEDONIA.

Host and Interviewer: Prof. Paul Kapetanopoulos

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