Dapper Dan Magazine

The children of the revolution

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009
BY Vassilis Karidis

Although I’m not too much into symbols or symbolisms, this is some date to publish the first post on Dapper Dan magazine’s blog. Twenty six years after the uprising against the Greek military junta, which ended up with a tank crashing through the gates of the Athens Polytechnic, in the early hours of November 17th, 1973. A day regarded as a heroic act of resistance against the military dictatorship and therefore a symbol of resistance to tyranny.

Well I guess this as an ideological overkill, considering that we are talking about a man’s fashion magazine, but I don’t care.

Everything that inspires us, every thought that motivates us to communicate our ideas and beliefs and to excite creative freedom, is to my mind, legit. Photographer unknown

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1 Comment:

  1. And what a dapper Dan that student in the picture was!

    Comment by Jaques Bagios — 01/08/2010 @ 19:15

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