Collaboration with the Contemporary Social History Archives (ASKI)

In collaboration with the Contemporary Social History Archives (ASKI) the following projects of digitization of archival material and design of digital publications were carried out:

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Design of the digital publishing series "2 Centuries in 21 Broadcasts"

As of the end of November 2020, the Contemporary Social History Archives launched a new open access digital publishing series entitled "2 Centuries in 21 Broadcasts". The publications include selected and edited discussions which took place in the context of the show "History sto Kokkino", (broadcast on the radio station Sto Kokkino 105.5). These discussions are illustrated with original archival material from the collections of ASKI and others, while they are accompanied by biographical data of the interlocutors and useful research tools, such as timelines of events and indicative bibliography.

The publishing team of the series consists of Manos Avgeridis, Ioanna Vogli and Stathis Pavlopoulos, while the scientific editors of the publications are Elias Nikolakopoulos, Vangelis Karamanolakis and Kostis Karpozilos. Responsible for the design is Dimitris Tsalkanis, while the work of text correction is done by Nikos Theodoropoulos. All versions are available for free on the ASKI website.

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Digitization - Photographing archival material

During the past years, digitizations of ASKI archival material have been carried out, which include a large part of the collection of posters, manuscript volumes, collections of letters, newspapers, etc.

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Design of the digital publications "Greece during the Metapolitefsi"

Graphic design of the digital publications “Greece during the Metapolitefsi- the period 1974-1989”, “November 1974 - the first anniversary of the Polytechnic uprising” and “Greece in a United Europe - 1974-1989” by ASKI

The project "Creation of a website for the history of the Metapolitefsi1974-1989" was implemented in the period July 2016 - July 2017 by the Contemporary Social History Archives (ASKI) with the sponsorship of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (ISN). All books are available for free on the website:

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