Members of the History Workshop had the opportunity to take part in a three-day educational visit themed "Fragments of 20th Century Greek History through the History of Crete."

The program explored key events such as: Crete's struggles for union with Greece, the Balkan Wars - the "doubling" of Greek territory and the union with Crete, World War I and the National Schism, World War II: the Battle of Crete, occupation, reprisals, and the United National Resistance.

Students participated in guided tours and educational programs at the following sites:

• Historical Museum of Crete
• Nikos Kazantzakis Museum: "Learning History with Kazantzakis"
• Maritime Museum of Crete
  
• Etz Hayyim Synagogue, Chania: "Multiculturalism, Historical Trauma, Acceptance, Inclusion"
• Souda Bay War Cemetery: "Historical memory as individual and collective identity"
• Venizelos Tombs
  
• National Research Foundation "Eleftherios K. Venizelos" - Venizelos Museum/Residence, Chalepa
• Municipal Art Gallery of Chania: "50 Years of History of the Municipal and Regional Theater of Crete"
• Therisso Museum/Headquarters
• Therisso National Resistance Museum

A digital record of the trip is available here: https:// padlet.com/lazissi/padlet-9oqht8sbyzjumrju/wish/NvylWEovb5VwQ0OX