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Greece at the Turning Point: Remembrances of Us Foreign Service Families Living and Working in Postwar Greece

Greece at the Turning Point: Remembrances of Us Foreign Service Families Living and Working in Postwar Greece

Hardcover

Series: Publications of the Centre for Hellenic Studies, King's Coll

20th Century United States HistoryGreek History

PREORDER - Expected ship date October 26, 2026

ISBN10: 104119823X
ISBN13: 9781041198239
Publisher: Routledge
Published: Oct 26 2026
Pages: 300
Language: English

Greece at the Turning Point: Remembrances of US Foreign Service Families Living and Working in Postwar Greece is a collection of previously unpublished personal memoirs and extracts from private letters, which provides astonishing insight into the experiences of American experts tasked with implementing the Marshall Plan in Greece. Members of the American aid mission, a key division of the larger Marshall Plan across Europe, ushered the United States into its new role as a global superpower. They encountered war-torn Greece at a turning point and worked together to facilitate the reconstruction of a society devastated by the Axis Occupation of World War II and the Greek Civil War. Alongside the official mission, a quieter but equally demanding project unfolded: The work of the American spouses who built households amid scarcity and uncertainty.

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