The timeless collection of historical "commentaries" by Manos Hatzidakis, which were broadcast by the Third Program of Greek Radio during the period he served as director, from May 1978 to April 1980.

With rare critical clarity and sensitivity, and in light of the contemporary issues of the time, the composer surgically dissects the complex phenomenon of "Modern Hellenism," daring to publicly name its deep pathologies.

These unique documents crystallize in the most incisive and aesthetically pleasing way the political formation, the brilliant thought, and above all, the uncompromising democratic ethos of the great creator and citizen.

A valuable, poetic manifesto of both political engagement and existence.