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Ohi Day, 1940 – A Fragment of History
I Neolea, 2 November 1940
Five days after Greece’s historic “Ohi” on 28 October 1940, I Neolea was published in a country standing at the threshold of war.
An original issue from this moment in time, the magazine preserves a fragment of Greece’s political and cultural landscape under the Metaxas regime. Its pages, imagery and printed words belong to an era whose significance would continue to unfold long after publication.
For the collector, the value of such an object lies not only in its rarity, but in its survival. It brings us closer to a particular moment in history, preserving something of its material presence that later accounts cannot quite replicate.
We value these surviving traces of the past and the stories they carry into the present.
Some objects endure. Through them, history remains tangible.
