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Peter Aspden: In Love with Greece
Peter Aspden thinks the powerful influence of Greece, both ancient and modern, on European sensibilites makes the current economic crisis full of emotionally charged symbolism.
Peter Aspden thinks the powerful influence of Greece, both ancient and modern, on European sensibilities makes the current economic crisis full of emotionally charged symbolism.
"I often think that the hostility between Greece and its harshest current antagonist Germany, for example, is best seen as a furious tiff between former lovers."
Producer: Sheila Cook.
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Sun 26 Jul 201508:48
BBC Radio 4
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Peter Aspden |
| Producer | Sheila Cook |
Broadcasts
- Fri 24 Jul 201520:50BBC Radio 4
- Sun 26 Jul 201508:48BBC Radio 4
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