Isbn: 9783950626155 - the song of daskalogiannis: story of a cretan crucifixion: 6 (10 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Crete, 1770. Ioannis Vlachos - Daskalogiannis, "John the Teacher" - is a Sfakian shipowner who has read Voltaire, struck his own coinage, and built four ships from nothing. When the Empress Catherine promises a Russian fleet, he raises a flag in a mountain church and, for a few impossible months, makes Sfakia free.The fleet never comes.Betrayed by the great powers and then by the very amnesty he is offered, Daskalogiannis is taken to Heraklion. There, in the great square, before his brother and the Ottoman pasha, the executioners begin their work. For three hours he makes no sound.What survives is a song - carried for fifteen years in the memory of an illiterate cheesemaker who had watched, and who one day sat down to make a dead man immortal.The sixth novel of The Secrets of Crete - freedom, betrayal, and the songs that outlast empires. Crete, 1770. Daskalogiannis frees Sfakia on the promise of a Russian fleet that never comes - and pays for it in the great square of Heraklion. What survives is a song. The sixth novel of The Secrets of Crete. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Crete, 1770. Ioannis Vlachos - Daskalogiannis, "John the Teacher" - is a Sfakian shipowner who has read Voltaire, struck his own coinage, and built four ships from nothing. When the Empress Catherine promises a Russian fleet, he raises a flag in a mountain church and, for a few impossible months, makes Sfakia free.The fleet never comes.Betrayed by the great powers and then by the very amnesty he is offered, Daskalogiannis is taken to Heraklion. There, in the great square, before his brother and the Ottoman pasha, the executioners begin their work. For three hours he makes no sound.What survives is a song - carried for fifteen years in the memory of an illiterate cheesemaker who had watched, and who one day sat down to make a dead man immortal.The sixth novel of The Secrets of Crete - freedom, betrayal, and the songs that outlast empires. Crete, 1770. Daskalogiannis frees Sfakia on the promise of a Russian fleet that never comes - and pays for it in the great square of Heraklion. What survives is a song. The sixth novel of The Secrets of Crete. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Crete, 1770. Ioannis Vlachos - Daskalogiannis, 'John the Teacher' - is a Sfakian shipowner who has read Voltaire, struck his own coinage, and built four ships from nothing. When the Empress Catherine promises a Russian fleet, he raises a flag in a mountain church and, for a few impossible months, makes Sfakia free.The fleet never comes.Betrayed by the great powers and then by the very amnesty he is offered, Daskalogiannis is taken to Heraklion. There, in the great square, before his brother and the Ottoman pasha, the executioners begin their work. For three hours he makes no sound.What survives is a song - carried for fifteen years in the memory of an illiterate cheesemaker who had watched, and who one day sat down to make a dead man immortal.The sixth novel of The Secrets of Crete - freedom, betrayal, and the songs that outlast empires.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Crete, 1770. Ioannis Vlachos - Daskalogiannis, "John the Teacher" - is a Sfakian shipowner who has read Voltaire, struck his own coinage, and built four ships from nothing. When the Empress Catherine promises a Russian fleet, he raises a flag in a mountain church and, for a few impossible months, makes Sfakia free.The fleet never comes.Betrayed by the great powers and then by the very amnesty he is offered, Daskalogiannis is taken to Heraklion. There, in the great square, before his brother and the Ottoman pasha, the executioners begin their work. For three hours he makes no sound.What survives is a song - carried for fifteen years in the memory of an illiterate cheesemaker who had watched, and who one day sat down to make a dead man immortal.The sixth novel of The Secrets of Crete - freedom, betrayal, and the songs that outlast empires. Crete, 1770. Daskalogiannis frees Sfakia on the promise of a Russian fleet that never comes - and pays for it in the great square of Heraklion. What survives is a song. The sixth novel of The Secrets of Crete. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Song of Daskalogiannis | Story of a Cretan Crucifixion | Andi R¿diu | Taschenbuch | The Secrets of Crete | Englisch | 2026 | Andi R¿diu | EAN 9783950626155 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…