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To those who think that Greece does not matter today, let me say that they could not make a bigger mistake. Today, like old Greece, is of the utmost importance for anyone looking to find himself.

Henry Miller, 1891-1980, American author

Konstantinos Konstantinidis

THE GREEK PRESENCE IN EGYPT

THE GREEK PRESENCE IN EGYPT

The presence of the Greeks in Egypt is as old as their prehistory. And they were in such great numbers in antiquity that they outnumbered even the dark-skinned native Egyptians. The floods of the Nile buried all the settlements on the banks of the river and...

The Psychology of the Spy

The Psychology of the Spy

The spy is rarely born suddenly. He is gradually formed within a closed, rigid system that has long been unwilling to recognize the value of those who have served it. Betrayal does not always stem from a money-grubber; it is often the final outburst of a...

FERTICOIDS AND GENOCIDES  

FERTICOIDS AND GENOCIDES  

Our ancestors subordinated the "I" to the "we" and the rights of the individual to the rights of the whole, with the exception of Isonomy, Isogoria and Isopolitia which were the essence of democracy, that is, to the will of the many, without ignoring the...

SOCRATES ON USEFULNESS

SOCRATES ON USEFULNESS

"What would you say, Critobulus," said Socrates, "if I were to tell you from the beginning how I once associated with a man who seemed to me to be truly one of those to whom the epithet of "good and virtuous" is rightly bestowed? I would very much like to hear you talk about it...

Born in Corinth in 1929 I am 97 years old. Origin: Sidirokastro Trifylia Messinia. I am the son of the hero of the national liberation wars Christos G. Konstantinidis who was executed by the Germans in 1943 in his village where his monument also exists. I am a graduate of the Military School of Evelpidon (1948-1950) and graduated as a Second Lieutenant of Communications. I retired as a Major General in 1981. I served in General Staff Units and Allied Headquarters. I graduated from higher academies of the Armed Forces and schools in the USA, England, etc. I am a graduate of the National Defense University Washington DC USA. I participated in NGOs against Nuclear weapons and in favor of our National issues. I am the author of several books - Poems, a member of the Society of Greek Writers. I have lived through three eras: 1/ the Agricultural era 2/ the Industrial era 3/ the digital era, the World War I and the Civil War. Family: I have two sons who are scientists, one here and the other in the USA. I take care of my wife who suffers from Parkinson's with serious mobility problems. I am in excellent health, I exercise, I walk. Overcoming aggressive bladder cancer so far successfully. I give advice on well-being and longevity. I write daily and inform my friends on a variety of topics, mainly our national issues, but also on philosophical, historical, social and current issues.

Konstantinos Konstantinidis

THE GREEK PRESENCE IN EGYPT

THE GREEK PRESENCE IN EGYPT

The presence of the Greeks in Egypt is as old as their prehistory. And they were in such great numbers in antiquity that they outnumbered even the dark-skinned native Egyptians. The floods of the Nile buried all the settlements on the banks of the river and...

The Psychology of the Spy

The Psychology of the Spy

The spy is rarely born suddenly. He is gradually formed within a closed, rigid system that has long been unwilling to recognize the value of those who have served it. Betrayal does not always stem from a money-grubber; it is often the final outburst of a...

FERTICOIDS AND GENOCIDES  

FERTICOIDS AND GENOCIDES  

Our ancestors subordinated the "I" to the "we" and the rights of the individual to the rights of the whole, with the exception of Isonomy, Isogoria and Isopolitia which were the essence of democracy, that is, to the will of the many, without ignoring the...

SOCRATES ON USEFULNESS

SOCRATES ON USEFULNESS

"What would you say, Critobulus," said Socrates, "if I were to tell you from the beginning how I once associated with a man who seemed to me to be truly one of those to whom the epithet of "good and virtuous" is rightly bestowed? I would very much like to hear you talk about it...

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