The Fascinating History of Syntagma Square in Athens
The history of Syntagma Square in Athens is the modern history of the city itself, and the central point for visitors in the Greek capital
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The history of Syntagma Square in Athens is the modern history of the city itself, and the central point for visitors in the Greek capital
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The residence that belonged to Alexander Iolas — the Greek-American gallerist who discovered Andy Warhol — was looted and vandalized after his death in 1987. However, as with all martyrdom sites, it has become a temple that still attracts devotees of contemporary art
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