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Stratis Myrivilis was a Greek Author, but he was also a soldier that fought in the Balkan Wars, World War 1 and the Greco-Turkish War. His experience in the First World War, was the basis for his most famous novel Life In The Tomb.
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@ARHONTIS1 6 лет назад

The artilery barrage mentioned is in the school curriculum in greece. It made the entire class cry

@anastasiossarikas5510 6 лет назад

I have read this book myself in Greek and it is a masterpiece. Thank you for bringing it to the attention of those who do not know it.

@dionisos1991hel 6 лет назад

Didn't expect it, so I'm glad to see a presentation of this book. I live near Skra, were in 1918 took place a great battle, and I've read the book. (We still have iron harvests here. We still find at our fields bayonettes, shells etc)

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

Trivia: the thumbnail picture, apart the photo of Myrivilis, it is a Greek war time poster titled "the dream of our army", depicting Greek soldiers resting in their trenches and dreaming Constantinople.

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

itz sotirissman Sent me if you can't see the link

@johnanth 6 лет назад

Το είπε πολύ περίεργα το επόνυμό σου χαχαχα

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

Hello For a non-greek speaker, the pronunciation is quite difficult

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

tfoxz Μπορεί 😉

@Alexanderortiz99 6 лет назад

Constantinople. Why did Constantinople get the works?

@mikhailv67tv 6 лет назад

This is one of the reasons I love this show, all of the material that I do know they cover but even with 35 odd years of reading on the GW you still come up with material I've not heard such as the book and author today I am yet to explore. Thanks Indy & Flo and crew.... Hey when are doing Albert Jacka VC Sir Gen John Monash???? Australia waits😑😁

@mikhailv67tv 6 лет назад

Jim lastname was it late? What time did I write it?

@SatrapHarpy 4 года назад

Bravo for doing an episode about one of my favourite Greek writers. It is an honour, this is a very important book. You should also check Pyramid 67 by Renos Apostolidis, who was drafted during the Greek civil war but never fired a single bullet, staying true to his convictions, instead he wrote a book, even while under fire by the partisans.

@christopherconard2831 6 лет назад

Thank you for these episodes. Wars are often broken down to movements and actions of thousands. Hearing about it from the perspective of an individual provides a deeper and more diverse understanding of what truly happened.

@Parsekh_G 6 лет назад

I would love to read that book and as a Greek myself I take pride for the recognition of such a great writer from my country through this channel. I've been waiting to see this book's review for quite some time. And last but not least, I find the way english-speakers pronounce Greek words hilarious! Thank you for the amazing video Indy!

@johnm2197 2 года назад

Thankyou Indie. You are amazing. Bless Stratis. He fought the same Wars as my Grandmother. Rest In Peace and Power 🙏 Hellas is Eternal 🕯️

@grigorisballas8527 6 лет назад

I'm so excited about this special episode! Well done, Indy! "Life in the tomb" is the greek "All quiet on the western front". It's an amazing book about the atrocities of the WW1.

@johnvictorengland7703 6 лет назад

Why did I discover this channel!? I had all kinds of errands to run and now I'm glued to my computer.

@theokaraman 6 лет назад

Although a Velizelist initially, S. Myrivilis will become a vocal supporter of Ioannis Metaxas during the 30s, even with the Life In The Tomb banned. Metaxas regime appointed him as a chief librarian at the Library of the Hellenic Parliament, as a small reward, while he continued to work as a columnist in various conservative newspapers until his death. During the Greek Civil War and its aftermath, Myrivilis was staunch anti-communist, mostly through passionate articles. Oddly enough, it seems that he didn't like the Greek military Junta of 1967 much.

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

Καταγράφηκαν όλα όσα λες στο αρχικό κείμενο, αλλά κόπηκαν λόγο χρόνου

@theokaraman 6 лет назад

εντάξει, το καταλαβαίνω. Ήταν και αρκετα εξω απο το θέμα του Α' Παγκοσμιου.

@theokaraman 6 лет назад

Να σε ρωτησω, ενα σπόιλερ: έχουμε να περιμένουμε καποιο άλλο σπέσιαλ επεισόδιο με ελληνικό θέμα, ή τελείωσαν για το κανάλι; Τελειωνει ο Πολεμος σε λιγους μηνες.

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

Έχει γραφτεί βιογραφικό επεισόδιο για τον Βενιζέλο, όμως δεν ξέρω αν θα γυριστεί σε επεισόδιο

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

Steve Kaczynski Metaxas was anticommunist and he forwarded the use of modern Greek instead of Katharevousa, two notions Myrivilis supported years before Metaxas regime

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

Another trivia: *_Midilli_* , the former *_SMS Breslau_* , presented in Gallipoli based special episode, is named after Mytilene

@qasemsoleimani9443 6 лет назад

Just for the sake of my nerdy precision, it was named after Lesbos (the island) and not Mytilene (the capital). In Turkish, the capital and the island share the same name. For a somewhat relevant trivia, Djemal Pasha, the least famous but also quite competent of the Three Pashas was born in Mytilene.

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

Qasem Soleimani True, but even in Greece the name Lesbos and Mytilene are used interchangeable

@qasemsoleimani9443 6 лет назад

Certainly by our prime-minister! :P

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

Qasem Soleimani 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@PhoenixPwnsAll 6 лет назад

That's very nice, we did study the trench poppy chapter in high school. For me, works from people serving as soldiers hold a special value. It's inspiring that even in the death and horror of war, beauty can flourish in the form of literature

@brokenbridge6316 4 года назад

A fun n informative video. Great job.

@dimdagreekdimdagreek4097 6 лет назад

Im from greece i knew everything about his life because im from lesbos but about ww1 i didnt know he fought in it

@dimdagreekdimdagreek4097 6 лет назад

Also my great great grandfather thought that balkan,great,greco-turkish war was a great experience because he fought for his country

@aleksk4151 6 лет назад

which war did he find the hardest

@Alexanderortiz99 6 лет назад

But do you know why kids love cinnamon toast crunch? Probably cause they knew how to use proper punctuation.

@yllejord 6 лет назад

You are a much suffering person, aren't you.

@joezephyr 6 лет назад

How were soldiers paid? Cash? Into their account in their home country? In what currency were they paid? If a soldier was taken prisoner did he get back pay afterwards? If he died as a prisoner what happened to the amount due? If a soldier was due to receive pay and he was killed, what happened to the amount due? .

@mtnmist1 6 лет назад

They already did an episode on that, enjoy... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_abNc98UO8M.html

@arturasp9738 6 лет назад

One of the best books I have ever read, best war/anti-war book for me. I have always wondered about the author and if the protagonist was real or not. I didnt found any info on the internet (maybe there is some in Greek language but I;m not Greek), Thank you very much TGW team for this video.

@kostas68 2 года назад

In the original Greek book, the author wrote in the introduction that the protagonist was a acquainted of him who was accidentally killed by a French corporal during the capture of a Bulgarian trench and that he found his letters and decided to publish them many years after the end of the war. However, I believe the protagonist is a fictional character and the author just wrote his personal experiences, because the writing style is exactly the same he uses in his other works.

@LordZonaxe 6 лет назад

Nice I like these episodes. Finding out about people I had no clue on before hand.

@dinofloyd5271 2 года назад

One of the best books of our european Literature.

@theodorossarafis7370 3 года назад

it is an amazing book. I have no idea if it is also translated into English. If it is you need to read it. it reminds me of Nothing new from the Western Front. It is amazing.

@vinercent215 6 лет назад

For some reason I got moist eyes and a real melancholic feeling right when Indy started to talk about the popy at 7:10 . I'm somewhat shaken

@kourtourafi Месяц назад

There is a heart-breaking chapter about Greek and French soldiers getting shelled and killed while drinking water from a spring (or a well, I'm not sure), with the narrator remembering an old man from his island who hunted birds, but never when they drank water.

@iliasaek2659 5 лет назад

The Greek TV is currently filming a TV series based on the book , η ζωή εν τάφω, by ert

@panostriantaphillou766 6 лет назад

Thanks Indy and all associates! Your program augments my reading list. Though I knew this book, this presentation put it in the big picture.

@Alexanderortiz99 6 лет назад

See? Now there is a comment. Nicely done, Sir. Nicely done indeed.

@teamEP789 6 лет назад

Thank you so much, as a greek i'm filled with pride for the art my country has produced

@ant13665 6 лет назад

perhaps you could sell it to pay off all the debt that you've accrued to fund your unsustainable lifestyle

@gart7511 6 лет назад

ant13665 buzzkillllll

@Pavlos_Charalambous 6 лет назад

Haters are gonna hate

@Pavlos_Charalambous 6 лет назад

ant13665 hey little bug just try to read something more useful than " bild"

@teamEP789 6 лет назад

yeah like Stratis Mirivilis :P

@rhodes6840 6 лет назад

Kills me how they painted in the eyes on photographs from the era as a service, wickedly creepy

@rabihrac 6 лет назад

So touching ! So much human feelings ! Btw there's another figure of the not-so-Great War born in Lesbos, an uncertain villain of modern war Djemal (or Cemal) Pasha himself. Cheers Indy !

@Brightgalrs 6 лет назад

I'm disappointed that the English Wikipedia does not have an article about "Life in the Tomb".

@dariusniederer856 6 лет назад

Brightgalrs then you should write one! 😀

@giannisbalis7369 6 лет назад

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratis_Myrivilis

@Alexanderortiz99 6 лет назад

Darius Niederer, exactly.

@Ekergaard 6 лет назад

Sratis Myrivilis. I didn’t know about him. Thanks. I’ll check him up. His background reminds me of Italian (should one add Venetian?) poet Biago Marin, just because he too was born in a central power empire - in his case the Austria Hungary empire - but after the war his home island was transferred to a national state. And, btw, now when I’m writing. Even if I’m Scandinavian, I have a distant relative who was killed in the war. My grandma had an uncle who emigrated I think in 1916, to the US. Then he joined the army and never come back.

@shabbatman370 6 лет назад

Thanks for all your videos. Wonderful work.

@SwedeSav 3 года назад

i cannot for the life of me find an english version of this book online for the UK that does not cost between £40-£100!

@wordsmithgmxch 6 лет назад

Indy, Indy, Indy -- a real bang-up episode! Thank your researcher for me: couldn't catch the name, couldn't spell it if I had, but (s)he did a wonderful job!! I'm buying the book, no question. What will I do after 11.11.18? Life will be tough.

@nodspruductionss3812 4 года назад

he, its a man, he fought in ww1 for greece how could he be a woman?

@wordsmithgmxch 4 года назад

@@nodspruductionss3812 I was unsure of the gender of the RESEARCHER. I did get the name of the book author, no problem -- who, of course, is male -- bought the book (difficult to get!), read it, it's beyond great.

@nodspruductionss3812 4 года назад

@@wordsmithgmxch Oh my bad then! Yea its one of the best pieces if greek litreture! Its a shame that i have not goten around to reading it yet ( I am from greece)

@rumatadestora 4 года назад

I really want to read this book now!

@mlks007 5 лет назад

One of the best novels for World War I

@Christosor 6 лет назад

I remember studying the passage of "The Secret Poppy" in school, here in Cyprus

@dirensare 4 года назад

I love Cyprus! My favorite Turkish island in the world :p

@Christosor 4 года назад

@@dirensare Why the provoke?

@dirensare 4 года назад

@@Christosor naaa just pulling your leg bro. I love diversity.

@acidtechno8545 3 года назад

@@dirensare haha not like you have many options ,since you guys have like 3 islands because all the Aegean is Greek

@dirensare 3 года назад

@@acidtechno8545 I am worse bro. I live in Slovakia:D

@matchlessp8033 6 лет назад

war... waste of youth..waste of everything that makes the world a better place... thanks Indy ,Βαλάντη and crew,you learn me a lot!

@Ed-pn9id 6 лет назад

Very touching segment. You have touched the hearts with this one.

@mattx229 6 лет назад

Beautiful, Mr. indy.

@user-nn3pz1ef2n 6 лет назад

Congrats!!! Fascinating special.....

@RavenFCB 6 лет назад

Thanks a lot for this great video ! I had no idea about this book,now its on my "to do list"

@EragonShadelayerGR 5 лет назад

The first episode of Η ζωή εν τάφω aired on ERT on 31/1/2018

@astrobullivant5908 6 лет назад

It's amazing how battle-hardened so many of these soldiers became

@lacasadipavlov 6 лет назад

If you have time and will you could talk about Emilio Lussu and his important book that depicts with extreme realism the situation on the Italian front

@claud1961 6 лет назад

Another great episode! I just received a copy of Mimi and Toutou's Big Adventure after seeing the episode on the battles of Lake Tanganyika and am searching for a copy of LIfe In The Tomb. Have you read Hitler's First War? You covered his active service a few years ago but this book actually found a lot of new information that was surprising!

@ito7985 6 лет назад

We did a part of life on the tomp in school !!!!

@Panos-zr7of 6 лет назад

την μυστική παπαρούνα ή το ζάβαλη μάικω;

@boomslangCA 6 лет назад

Thank you for this Indy. It's a much overlooked part of the world and of history. Take a bow. You deserve it. [edit] and Flo... both take a bow. I made my first response before I the end of Indy's vblog but after listening to it... it should be required reading for everybody. It was moving. Thank you for this again although people are so stupid, they won't pay any attention. We are fucked.

@GreekPreparedness 6 лет назад

i know I am late with the news, but they only came to me last week. There is a TV series based on this book filmed as we speak. By the Greek national TV station.

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

It was filmed and aired in 1979

@GreekPreparedness 6 лет назад

V. Athanasiou I am talking New production. A friend has a small part on it. It is filmed as we speak.

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

GreekPreparedness Nice!

@philomenaadams2385 6 лет назад

Nice, history is way easier when i watch you

@thurin84 6 лет назад

as moved as i was by this review, i must find this book to read.

@georgedialynas8143 6 лет назад

I don't want to insult in any way anyone because i am greek too.But.."Η ζωή εν τάφω " (Life in the Tomb) might give you the creeps because there are many awful scenes that are described.What i distinguished from this video is that even People from small countries like greece who did not face that much of a war (The Great War i mean) it still makes a bad impact on a persons psycology.Like.It really gives you the message that war whether you join it or not i still effects you even if broke out away from you.I honestly want,but cannot imagine how it was back then..

@Untiem 6 лет назад

Nice episode great novel great writer

@philosopher_dirtbike Год назад

Anyone else catch the cheeky joke in the English captions at 1:56 ?

@KonradvonHotzendorf 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for that 😂😂😂

@anastasiossarikas5510 6 лет назад

Just a follow-up on my earlier comment. Two scenes stand out in my memory: In one, a Greek soldier gets up in the middle of a dark night seeking to relieve himself at the latrine trench but stumbles, falls in, and drowns in it. His commanding officer then writes to his loved ones how he died heroically in defense of the motherland and is being awarded a decoration for his brave act. In another scene , a battalion of Russian soldiers camps for the night at the Greek camp and one young bibliophile Russian officer tries to tell the Greeks how they are beloved by the Russians in ancient Greek! As they march off the next day, the author imagines a small, solitary, snow covered house somewhere in the Russian steppe far away with a young woman inside awaiting the return of her loved one. It moved me to tears.

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

anastasios sarikas At first they thought that he deserted, which seemed strange to all of them, as the guy was hardline patriot

@anastasiossarikas5510 6 лет назад

Yes, you are right. I didn't want to write an essay though. Isn't this a marvelous piece of literature? Someone below wrote that it is the Greek "All Quiet on the Western Front". I have read both and I think Myrivilis' work is actually richer in depth and scope.

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

anastasios sarikas Different themes, both anti-war but not the same

@jjeherrera 6 лет назад

Great job! It would be nice if you could make an episode on Vera Brittain and her book "Testament of Youth".

@Speeder76 6 лет назад

Interesting to know that there is more literature about the WWI than "All Quiet in the Western Front". Now I'm curious!

@lorcanhayes6354 6 лет назад

Can you guys do a special on Ernest Hemingway?

@teacherdude 6 лет назад

He also wrote another great anti-war classic, The School Mistress With The The Golden Eyes but that is based on the Greek - Turkish war of the early 1920s en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratis_Myrivilis

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

It's more like a "sequel" of "Life in the Tomb", the hero returns from the Greco-Turkish War, but the war is in the backround, the main theme is the reintegration of a veteran to the ordinary life after the war... (and it was made a TV series in 1979)

@rhodes6840 6 лет назад

We go off to war as happy fools, if we return it will be as wizened ghosts of what once was

@octaviangrant9441 6 лет назад

Do you think you could eventually do a special on the Japanese intervention in Siberia? Or is that beyond the reach of this channel?

@octaviangrant9441 6 лет назад

Very nice

@trolmurder2632 2 года назад

The subtitle guy at 1:56

@user-hb2rt7ek8x 6 лет назад

Is there going to be an episode about Jaroslav Hašek? He was a famous novelist too!

@ottovonbearsmark8876 6 лет назад

I may have an addiction, I realized have watched every single video recommended below this video 😂

@FakeBlocks 6 лет назад

Η ζωή εν Τάφω

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

FakeBlocks Τάφω

@FakeBlocks 6 лет назад

V. Athanasiou Ναι τωρα το πρόσεξα

@VladTevez 6 лет назад

FakeBlocks Ωραίος!

@nickkelland4212 6 лет назад

Could you please make a video on John Monash as he played a crucial role in winning ww1, and deserves some recognition.

@clubc5369 6 лет назад

Hi Indy and crew, this is a question for Out Of The Trenches. Can you explain the situation of Gibraltar during WW1? Did some important event happen? Thanks and keep going!

@SDTNionios 6 лет назад

That pronunciation of the Greek names though. However, excellent work as always.

@mrperson0140 6 лет назад

It's a shame how the Balkan Front isn't given the same attention as other ones. Many tragic and great stories and battles happened there.

@mrperson0140 6 лет назад

Indiana Neidell True. Still, I wish more books and movies would exist on this front. Also wish BF1 would have put it in the game.

@carlosalexandrerezende3714 Месяц назад

Vou querer este.livro

@KonradvonHotzendorf 9 месяцев назад

Thats a book I have to read now😊

@robert48044 6 лет назад

while the poppy is hopeful the legend is poppies grow where soldiers spill blood. Isnt it?

@KPManzi 6 лет назад

the hidden jokes in the subtitles are mint

@jgonascar 6 лет назад

PLEASE do one on Harry S.Truman. The only man to ever use nuclear weapons in war was a veteran of this war and he used his time in World War I as a mold to lead the country on World War II.

@gpan62 6 лет назад

Thanks for a great video. Btw, Mytilene is pronounced something like "me - tell - EE - knee"

@indianajones4321 6 лет назад

Been waiting for another who did what in World War One

@StuSaville 6 лет назад

With the Battle of Amiens fast approaching I hope they'll finally get around to an episode on Sir John Monash.

@indianajones4321 6 лет назад

Stu Saville yeah also Patton and MacArthur

@walterwozza5848 6 лет назад

Can you ever do a video, on the use of film and shooting film on the battlefield? And cinema during the war?

@PlatinumPerson_ 6 лет назад

Walter Wozza They've done one ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LxgpEUL23AY.html

@MegaMegatron15 6 лет назад

OOTT Question: Were there any significant WW1 happenings in and/or around the islands of the North Atlantic (Greenland, Iceland, Bermuda, Canaries and Azores)?

@bingramtube 6 лет назад

thanks

@sfcthomasharvey9158 6 лет назад

Great bio. Nice job.

@haugs1718 6 лет назад

May I suggest an episode about the still ongoing demining of the battlefields and all the explosives that are still burried and occasionally still killing and the subsenquent pollution.

@robertdevito5001 6 лет назад

When he's talking about the poppy who else keeps hearing life, uhm, finds a way?

@Alexanderortiz99 6 лет назад

Just you.

@joezephyr 6 лет назад

Who did what in WW1. Anthony Eden and Walt Disney. .

@maxbodymass 6 лет назад

Anthony Eden served in the Kings Royal Rifle Corps, Walt,disney!

@joezephyr 6 лет назад

Yes, Walt Disney served in The Great War

@bamacopeland4372 6 лет назад

Yes Walt Disney would be cool

@victorbruant389 6 лет назад

Oh, now be honest, warrior to warrior. You do prefer it this way, don't you, as it was meant to be? No peace in our time. Once more unto the breach, dear friends!

@Autobotmatt428 6 лет назад

Are you quoting someone?

@DeepPastry 6 лет назад

That's Christopher Plummer as General Chang, the quote was "Oh, now be honest, Captain, warrior to warrior. You do prefer it this way, don't you, as it was meant to be? No peace in our time. "Once more unto the breach, dear friends." Star Trek VI

@victorbruant389 6 лет назад

*insert "man of culture as well" comment

@dirkbruere 6 лет назад

Only in hindsight

@rhodes6840 6 лет назад

It has the benefit of closure...

@thedreadedsaltpacket6210 6 лет назад

Do one about Heinrich Hi- *Oh Wait*

@CaptainHarlock-kv4zt 6 лет назад

YEAHHHH !!!

@Alexanderortiz99 6 лет назад

Do you want a juice box little child?

@CaptainHarlock-kv4zt 6 лет назад

YEAHHH !!!

@CaptainHarlock-kv4zt 6 лет назад

Also something to eat please,mommy is working late and daddy is in the sky watchin over us.

@professorsogol5824 6 лет назад

How come a link to this installment is not included in your "Artists and Culture ofWorld War I" play list?

@FerintoshFarmsPhotography 4 года назад

Peter Griffin would giggle a lot at this episode

@frankwhite3406 6 лет назад

A Great Greek indeed , my Great Grand Father Fought on the same Fronts as him . He was a number one machine gunner.

@aleksababic8852 6 лет назад

You should do an epizode about Archibald Reiss

@PtolemyJones 6 лет назад

Total non sequitur but at 1:23, in your photo of Athens, there is a small white circle middle of center about 2/3s of the way hill in the back, and clue what it was highlighting?