The Anglo-Hellenic Review

Spring 2010

20th Anniversary Issue

Contents:

The Greek Language - Peter Mackridge

Controversy and National Identity

Was There Really A Trojan War? - Oliver Dickinson

20 Years of the Centre for Hellenic Studies - Karim Arafat

Byron Conference in Greece - Roderick Beaton

The Greeks in Eastern Anatolia

Obituaries

Book Reviews

In 1990 The Anglo Hellenic League (this now links to the new website), began the publication of the six-monthly Anglo-Hellenic
Review, whose main purpose is to inform all those with an interest in Greek
affairs or Hellenic achievements both past and present. Its contributors,
both British and Greek, are experts in their various disciplines. Its
distribution, in addition to the League's membership, includes some 130
United Kingdom Universities and colleges concerned with Ancient Greek/Byzantine
and/or Modern Greek studies.

It is available to the membership of the League (£25 per annum) or to anyone
working in the educational field (£6 UK; £7.50 ROW).

If you wish to see a copy, we do stock them at the shop, but we do not send.

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The AHR is published each Spring and Autumn by The Anglo-Hellenic League, The Hellenic Centre, 16-18 Paddington Street, London W1U 5AS. Cheques for subscriptions should be sent to the League.

Information about the Review may be obtained from the editor, Paul Watkins at 23 Jeffreys Street, London NW1 9PS.

Tel 020 7267 3877

                         Paul Watkins