Chapter
The Greek Genocide of 1914-1922
42:10 - 46:41 (04:31)
The Greek nationalist, Maximiany Portas, was enraged about the failure of the Western powers to protect Greek civilians during the Greek Genocide of 1914-1922, despite their claims of democracy and liberty.
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During the World War I, the Greek nationalist Maximiany Portas was disappointed with the broken promises of liberty and democracy, and felt betrayed by French, Italians, and Turkey, after the agreements were made to ignore the promises they had made in the Versailles Treaty to Greece.
42:10 - 44:47 (02:36)
Summary
During the World War I, the Greek nationalist Maximiany Portas was disappointed with the broken promises of liberty and democracy, and felt betrayed by French, Italians, and Turkey, after the agreements were made to ignore the promises they had made in the Versailles Treaty to Greece.
ChapterThe Greek Genocide of 1914-1922
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The French government stationed black Senegalese troops to occupy Ruhr resulting in a lot of racism in central Europe that was a big influence on early Nazi thinkers.
44:47 - 45:35 (00:48)
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The French government stationed black Senegalese troops to occupy Ruhr resulting in a lot of racism in central Europe that was a big influence on early Nazi thinkers. These events took place when a girl named Dorothy Thompson was between 12 and 16 years old.
ChapterThe Greek Genocide of 1914-1922
EpisodePart One: Savitri Devi: The Woman Who Turned Nazism into a Religion
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Maximiani Portas left France for Greece at 18 years with an obsession for Hellenism, ancient Greek culture.
45:35 - 46:41 (01:06)
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Maximiani Portas left France for Greece at 18 years with an obsession for Hellenism, ancient Greek culture. She was a dork and had strong opinions on Gods, Achilles and the ranking of gods and goddesses attractiveness.