Metaxas Jugend: A picture album of the Greek Fascist Youth Organization EON (Εθνική Οργάνωση Νεολαίας) features over 400 pictures of the Greek fascist equivalent to the German Hitlerjugend. These pictures, some of them very rare, provide a straight and completely visual insight into a massive youth organization that reached 1,250,000 members - by 1941 over one sixth of the entire Greek population wore the dark blue uniform of the EON.

This book is structured around 14 different aspects of the organization, from military training to sports and leisure, and vividly shows how EON members were drowned into the new collective life of the Metaxas regime, from their participation in nationalist parades to their role in the Greek-Italian war in the winter of 1940-41. The book gives an illustrated, pictures-only account of one of the most obscure yet most fascinating organizations in interwar Europe.

"La Grecia Fascista" es el primer libro en lengua castellana centrado exclusivamente en analizar en profundidad el régimen de Metaxas, el general que convirtió buena parte de los años 30 de Grecia en una especie de versión griega del Tercer Reich. El autor analiza los fundamentos ideológicos del régimen, la política social, cultural y económica, y la complicada política exterior del país, en la que Metaxas tuvo que hacer malabarismos para no enfrentarse ni a su aliado ideológico natural, Alemania, ni al tradicional protector Gran Bretaña.

El fascismo griego acabó con la muerte de Metaxas, no sin antes entrar en el Olimpo de los héroes griegos gracias a su heroica victoria militar contra las tropas invasoras de Mussolini en la Guerra Greco-Italiana de 1940. "La Grecia Fascista" ofrece una visión analítica y crítica de uno de los periodos más desconocidos aunque más interesantes de la historia moderna de Grecia.

Introduction Au Fascisme Grec se concentre sur l'histoire et la philosophie du régime fasciste qui exista en Grèce dans les années 1930, une dictature appelé «Régime du Quatre Août» et qui fut dirigé par le général Ioánnis Metaxás. Ce livre contient cinq articles écrits par Andreas Markessinis au sujet de la période très peu connue de la Grèce Fasciste et une collection d'annexes qui jamais n'ont été traduites au Français.

"The Greek pavilion at the 1939 New York World's Fair" is a 32-pages long booklet exploring all aspects of the Greek pavilion at the 1939 New York's World Fair. The pavilion is specially interesting because it is one of the few instances the Metaxas quasi-fascist regime introduced itself to the outer world on a large-scale basis. The booklet analyzes how the pavilion expressed the Metaxas dictatorship's ideological propaganda, and provides very interesting pictures of the pavilion from both the outside and the inside, as well as rare images of brochures fully loaded with Metaxian propaganda.

"The Unknown history of Greek collaborationism and the Hellenic State (1941-1944)" is the first-ever book to focus in the deadly obscure topic of Greek collaborationism during the Axis occupation of Greece. Many historians have told the story of the Greek Resistance movement, but none has told that between 1941 and 1944, many Greeks joined the Greek puppet government security corps, fought along the German Army, supported the quisling cabinets in Athens, volunteered in the German Army and saw battle across war-ravaged Europe. This book explains the untold history of the germanophiles, soldiers of fortune, local fascists, adventurers and politicians who chose to collaborate rather than resist.