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Between 2010 and 2025, Greece was not simply hit by a crisis - it was reshaped by it.
"The Plan of National Decline 2010–2025" tells the story of how debt, political dependency, media control, fear, and resignation slowly became a system of governance.
This audiobook reveals how institutions weakened, how truth was fragmented, and how citizens were gradually taught to accept poverty, insecurity and silence as "normal life."
It examines the Memorandum era, the loss of sovereignty, the social cost of austerity, the brain-drain, and the collapse of trust - but also the deeper ethical question:
What happens to a nation when decline becomes a habit?
At the same time, it is a call to awareness and responsibility.
It speaks about dignity, democracy, identity, and the need to reclaim hope - before it is too late.
Presented here in its Greek edition, this work is intended for listeners who want to understand not only what happened to Greece - but what may happen anywhere when societies surrender their future instead of defending it. A powerful narrative for anyone trying to understand how nations decline - and how they can rebuild.
Between 2010 and 2025, Greece was not simply hit by a crisis - it was reshaped by it.
"The Plan of National Decline 2010–2025" tells the story of how debt, political dependency, media control, fear, and resignation slowly became a system of governance.
This audiobook reveals how institutions weakened, how truth was fragmented, and how citizens were gradually taught to accept poverty, insecurity and silence as "normal life."
It examines the Memorandum era, the loss of sovereignty, the social cost of austerity, the brain-drain, and the collapse of trust - but also the deeper ethical question:
What happens to a nation when decline becomes a habit?
At the same time, it is a call to awareness and responsibility.
It speaks about dignity, democracy, identity, and the need to reclaim hope - before it is too late.
Presented here in its Greek edition, this work is intended for listeners who want to understand not only what happened to Greece - but what may happen anywhere when societies surrender their future instead of defending it. A powerful narrative for anyone trying to understand how nations decline - and how they can rebuild.