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The Interaction between Greeks/Greece and Central/Southeastern Europe until the 20th Century

Although Greeks lived mostly at the southernmost tip of the Balkan peninsula, where classical Greece was located, their impulse to emigrate, a characteristic feature of them since antiquity, along with their spirit of independence, resulted in the creation of communities in a wide area around the hub of their native land, coming in contact with other cultures. In this retrospective, we follow the development of the Greek nation state since the late 18th century on the one hand, but also the fate of the Greeks in the motherland as well as in the diaspora and their relationship to their neighbours on the other.