Mechanisms of consolidation of Metaxas' dictatorship in the society of Ioannina: youth and propaganda

Abstract

Starting with the documentation of the first scouting groups in Ioannina and other areas of the region after the end of World War I, this study aims to capture the Greek state’s efforts to assimilate the “non-Greek-speaking” populations of the New Lands through youth organization and the spread of scouting in the area. Through the evident similarities and differences between the organization of scouts and the youth movement under the Metaxas regime, the research delves into the formation of the National Youth Organization at the local level. It focuses on the field of education, emphasizing the role of teachers and education supervisors in imposing and disseminating the regime’s ideas through the school network. The overlap of roles between educators and organization’s leaders ensured the “consent” of the youth, creating an impression of their “massive and spontaneous” participation and facilitating the expansion of the organization through the educational network. The regime’s offici ...
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58875
Alternative title
Μηχανισμοί εδραίωσης της δικτατορίας του Μεταξά στην κοινωνία των Ιωαννίνων: νεολαία και προπαγάνδα
Author
Ntinou, Angeliki (Father's name: Vasileios)
Date
2025
Degree Grantor
University of Ioannina
Committee members
Μανδυλαρά 'Αννα
Φλιτούρης Λάμπρος
Αναστασόπουλος Νικόλαος
Λεμονίδου Ελένη
Μαρωνίτη Νίκη
Κιμουρτζής Παναγιώτης
Σκουλίδας Ηλίας
Discipline
Humanities and the ArtsHistory and Archaeology ➨ Modern history
Keywords
Dictatorship; Metaxas; Youth; Propaganda; Ioannina; Greek interwar; Scouting; National Youth Organization; Education; Celebrations; School celebrations; Countryside; Military training; Fascism; Nazism; Scouts of Greece; Uniform; Working youth; Education inspectors' reports; Heterophonic communities; School garden
Country
Greece
Language
Greek
Description
im., tbls., maps, fig., ch.
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