Makronisos (Greek: Μακρόνησος, lit. Long Island), or Makronisi, is an island in the Aegean Sea, in Greece, notorious as the site of a political prison from the 1920s to the 1970s. It is located …

Makronisos was where many people who had fought to liberate Greece from the Germans during World War Two, met their fate at the hands of their countrymen, tortured and killed because of …

Authentically Aegean, exceptionally quiet, without fanfare and away from dazzling lights, Sikinos is anti-conformist and carefree. It is addressed to people who want to experience the holidays …

The exile island of Makronissos, near Kea: The Island of Makronissos is placed to the northwest of Kea island, opposite to Lavrio town. It is a small island, 3km long and 500m wide. …

Makronissos is a rugged, deserted island that lays parallel to Attica’s eastern coast. Traces on the island suggest habitation by metalworkers, livestock herders, beekeepers and monks at …

1999年6月6日 · Makronisos was lauded by Greece’s postwar conservative governments as a brilliant experiment in “moral re-education” for the leftist losers of the civil war, which claimed …

After April 1950, with the coming to power of the centrist government of Nikolaos Plastiras, Makronissos gradually became a symbol of extreme physical and mental torture, labelled as a …

2024年6月26日 · Makronisos, Greece: The Unexplored Island Gem. Located on the Aegean Sea's crystalline waters, Makronisos represents Greek history, pristine landscapes, and …

Makronisos, in the western Aegean Sea (Figures 1 & 2) holds a prominent place among them, mainly due to its unique history as an educational ‘rehabilitation centre,’ built during the Greek …

Makronissos is a rugged, deserted island that lays parallel to Attica’s eastern coast. Traces on the island suggest habitation by metalworkers, livestock herders, beekeepers and monks at …