ΒΗΜΑ History
After 81 years, personal items taken from Greek prisoners in Nazi camps are being returned to their families, restoring memory and closing old wounds.
More than eight decades after the Distomo massacre, survivors’ families continue their fight for justice as Germany maintains that reparations claims are settled.
From Spanish colony, to Soviet client state, to US sanctions. The story of Cuba is the story of a small island perpetually caught between dependency and the fight for sovereignty against the ambitions of larger powers
A glimpse into the Greek Revolution of 1821, where the struggle for freedom unfolded alongside powerful stories of love, passion, and loss.
On May 29, 1453, Constantinople fell. The end of Byzantium became more than history for Greeks — it became eternal memory.
The assassination of EDA Member of Parliament Grigoris Lambrakis by right-wing para-state operatives, and the events that followed
Early Irish Brehon law, the Bechbretha, included a remarkable set of rules governing beekeeping rights, disputes, and compensation
On May 22, 1906, Orville and Wilbur Wright received U.S. Patent No. 821,393, three years after their historic first flight
