EP03 - WTF Commemorating Nazi paratroopers invading Crete, the sacking of Constantinople and who invented the Frappe?  episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 24, 2023 · 1H 26M

EP03 - WTF Commemorating Nazi paratroopers invading Crete, the sacking of Constantinople and who invented the Frappe?

from Romaic Ruminations · host My Greek TV

"Get ready for an eccentric episode as Dean flaunts his 'Erhu' skills, the Chinese violin that will leave you in awe! But that's just the beginning of our wild ride. We dive headfirst into the mind-boggling commemoration ceremony that was set to honor the Nazi paratroopers' Crete invasion during World War II. But wait, there's more! Our lively discussion takes a thrilling turn as we unravel mysteries like: Who on earth was Aristidis the Just? Could Tony Bennett secretly be Greek? What juicy secrets do Australian stats spill about Greek spoken in the Land Down Under? Ever wondered how the enchanting port city of Parga was sold? Discover the Albanian hero who fought valiantly for Greek independence, and brace yourself for the spine-tingling tales of the Greeks aboard the Titanic over a century ago. Hold onto your hats, folks! This jam-packed session is a roller coaster of curiosity, wit, and the unexpected."

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