Between tradition and modernity: women and fascism in Greece

Authoritarian regimes place significant emphasis on gender roles as part of their ‘imagined

communities’, where everyone has their place attributed through evocation of the

nation’s ‘history’ and ‘mission’. By placing gender at the core of historical analysis, in this

article I attempt to examine the antinomies related to the role of women, and the shifting perceptions

of femininity, under the Metaxas regime.

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