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Throughout Greece 200 celebrations, we will be covering different topics related to the Greek Revolution. Throughout September and October, we will discuss "How Regions Won the Revolution," a series of presentations and articles discussing the involvement of various Greek regions in the War of Independence.

Presented by, and in collaboration with, the Sons of Pericles Manhattan chapter, join us as we discuss Macedonia's contribution to the Greek War of Independence. The panel is part of the Greece 200 Historical Education initiative, creating verbal and written presentations on the Greek Revolution of 1821 to celebrate the Bicentennial. During the fall, we will continue to discuss how different regions of Greece came together to unite for a single cause and win the Revolution.

Presented by, and in collaboration with, the Sons of Pericles Greenville chapter, join us as we discuss Hydra's contribution to the Greek War of Independence. Panelists will include members of the SOP in Greenville, SC as well as Alexander Billinis, an author/historian and Hydriot. The panel is part of the Sons of Pericles National Project to promote the Greek Bicentennial and is promoted by Greece 200 Historical Education initiative, creating verbal and written presentations on the Greek Revolution of 1821 to celebrate the Bicentennial. During the fall, we will continue to discuss how different regions of Greece came together to unite for a single cause and win the Revolution. For more information on Hydra, its history, and its role in the Revolution, visit the Hydra: Rock of Liberty story map at: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/a909b944041d4c5f8b51b629d3b8562b?fbclid=IwAR1-2UqYQBgN1sKEi20qjrSByGNiGZkKcB8RUghvfNVnsKBjhHTRNjlkYPQ

How did a group of Maniotes in the south of Peloponnesus become part of “The Heartland of the Revolution?” Was it their passion for #Hellenism? Or was it in their blood, passed down from #Thermopylae? Discover how the Maniotes led an open rebellion against the Ottoman Empire to spark the start of the Greek Revolution, as we celebrate the #GreekBicentennial.

Presented by, and in collaboration with, the Sons of Pericles of Washington, D.C., join us for our Part 3 of our "How Regions Won the Revolution" series, as we discuss the contribution of Mani and Laconia to the Greek War of Independence. The panel is part of the Sons of Pericles National Project to promote the Greek Bicentennial and is promoted by Greece 200 Historical Education initiative, creating verbal and written presentations on the Greek Revolution of 1821 to celebrate the Bicentennial. During the fall, we will continue to discuss how different regions of Greece came together to unite for a single cause and win the Revolution.