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Greek Athens
Do you know of any good hotels in Athens or the Greek islands that has a nice beach?
Is not too big but is suitable for 5 adults and a small baby of 5 months and is not too quiet and is near a shopping centre also. Hope I am not asking too much 
There are several hotels along the way from Athens to Sounion that can be suggested.
Glyfada is the starting point. Vouliagmeni and Varkiza are next. In Glyfada and Vouliagmeni the good sandy beaches are in organized beaches and you will have to pay entrance. Even though is not very expensive, it is something you will have to consider.
In Varkiza you can have both facilities, free and organized.
Next is Lagonisi and Saronida where you get both facilities too, however, some of the hotels are quite expensive.
If you use www. expedia and the name of the place you get very good information for all available hotels along the way..
The East coast of Attiki is not suggested on account of windy seas not suitable for kids.
The last link is of a hotel in Saronida/Anavissos area that has a small private beach and is close to shopping facilities.
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| # 28 Tin 54mm Toy Figurine Soldier Greek Athens Hoplite | | | US $11.99 | 10d 17h 58m |
| # 75 Tin 54mm Toy Figurine Soldier Greek Athens Hoplite | | 0 Bid | US $9.99 | 19h 54m |
| # 65 Tin 54mm Toy Figurine Soldier Greek Athens Hoplite | | 0 Bid | US $9.99 | 19h 54m |
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| 54mm Greek Athens Guards - Evzones w/ National Flag | | 2 Bids | US $24.15 | 4d 18h 11m |
| 54mm Greek Athens Guards - National flag, bugler and drummer | | 0 Bid | US $23.66 | 4d 18h 21m |
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What are the main issues with 5th Century sources on Athens (ancient greek)?
I'm really struggling on answering this, if anyone could help that'd be fantastic
Thanks a lot!!!
Very few external accounts for verification would be one. There is no history written from a Spartan perspective, for example.
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DISTIXOS OI SKOPIANOI KAI OI ALBANOI APODEIXTIKAN OI KALITEROI PAGOSMIOI PSEFTES KAI KLEFTES
DIABASTE THN PROPAGANTA TOUS
KAI PRAKSE ANALOGOS
Why is Athens so upset at the UN visit looking into the minorities?
“According to Jane’s Defense Magazine and the Human Rights Watch, Greece has 500,000 Macedonians in Aegean Macedonia, with further 250,000 to 400,000 Macedonians (economic migrants) to the south, mainly in Athens.
HRW also adds the presence of 500,000 Roma population, 1.7 million Albanians of which 1 million are not citizens. The ethnic Turks and Pomaks in Trace number 400,000, and the Vlachs add additional 300,000. Greece also has registered 1 million legal immigrants from the Middle East and Africa, with further 500,000 illegal immigrants, mainly from Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan.
Why does every name in Greece sound “Greek” hence stoking up Athens claims of “purity”?
Very simply, it is illegal in Greece to name your children with names other than “Greek”.
Athens, via the Greek Orthodox Church which acts as a de facto second Government forces citizens to adopt only a “Greek” name for their children.
A foreign or ethnic sounding name isn’t allowed by the Greek Church, and any new born will not be registered by the State, this way the myth of 'Greek purity' goes on.
As an example, the grandfather of Macedonian PM who was born in Aegean Macedonia (presently Greece), had his first and last name changed by the Greek Government from Nikola Gruevski to “Nikos Grujos”.
This is done to all ethnicities, not just the Macedonian one.
The results of UN Expert Gay McDougall to her “Greece's Minorities” mission will be made available to the world in March of 2009. She will investigate Aegean Macedonia, Thrace and other regions.”
EMATHAN KALA THN PROPAGANTA TA PAIDIA TOY SOROS
A few things I remember, off the top of my head:
1. Unfortunately, women were often not well-educated. (Women in Rome, later on, tended to be better educated and have more legal rights. In that way, Rome was more modern.)
2. Athens was actually kind of a small city. It was more like a town, by today's standards.
3. Remember, this was before Christianity developed. So they had a pagan religion (many gods.)
4. Beautiful pottery and statues.