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"You have to be a light to yourself in a world that is utterly becoming dark"

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In recent years, fires in Greece burn unchecked until they are stopped by the sea.

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Manos Hadjidakis describes the "Street of Dreams" as an everyday, insignificant and sad street in Athens that we all inhabit, covered by a tender but unbearable sky, where people sing at night.

"Hello

I came to show you the street of dreams myself

It doesn't stand out

It's a street like all the other streets of Athens

It is, let's say, the street where we live on

small, insignificant, sad, tyrannical

but also infinitely kind

It is full of dust, many children

many mothers but also a lot of silence

and all covered

by a tender but also unbearable sky

Here on this street

the dreams of so many children are born and die

until the moment when their breath

will unite with the spring the spring breeze of the Epitaph

and will be lost

But at night they can't sleep

And when they don't dream, they sing."

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The sound of summer

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Fascism is not a political ideology, but our underdeveloped, dark and violent self that comes to the surface when we lose our humanity and education, according to Manos Hadjidakis.

Hadjidakis's Thought

Fascism does not come from intelligent thinking or political theory.

It hides within each of us and waits for an opportunity.

It appears when education, love and respect are lacking.

It feeds on fear and hatred for the other.

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