The ancient Greeks as a civilisation have arguably affected the Western World more than any other in history. Their contributions of science, philosophy, architecture, politics and drama are felt every day by the modern world. However, the Ancient Greeks were never part of a Greece as we know it today.
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In May, 1941, the Greek Island of Crete was the only part of mainland Europe holding out against advancing Nazi forces whose Blitzkrieg had overrun the continent.
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The Greek diaspora, due to its sheer longevity, is one of the more difficult to categorise. It has existed since the days of antiquity and remains widespread in the present day. The major modern centres include the United States (over 1 million), Australia (400,000), Germany (443,000), Canada (270,000) and the United Kingdom (79,000).
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Read morePILOT PRODUCTIONS For immediate release Pilot Productions launches Battle of Crete Documentary Series Pilot has launched a 3 x 1hr
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