The Greek Struggle for Independence

On March 25, 1821 the Greeks began fighting for independence from the Turks. After countless battle in about 8 years, Greece won independence in 1829. Without the help of their ally, their independence will not be realized, they are primarily France, Russia and the UK. Philips or Greek loving people in these countries will support Greece and their revolution succeeded thanks to their support. Without the help of various British influential philosophers, Greece can not gain independence.

The Greek Revolutionary War (1821-1829), also known as the Greek Revolution, was a war successful for the Greeks to win the independence of the Ottoman Empire. After a long and bloodlike struggle, and with the power of the great powers, the Constantinople Treaty finally gained independence in 1832 July. Therefore the Greeks were the first independent sovereign states recognized as the major people of the Ottoman Empire. The anniversary of Independence Day (March 25, 1821) is the national day of Greece on the same day as announcing of Our Lady Maria. European support is very important, but it is not obvious to support the revolution. Embrace the Romanticism of ancient Greece as an inspiration behind European art, philosophy, culture, Christian hostility towards Islam, pure devotion to the people of the Ottoman Empire, and force to gather in Greece

Today, about 200 years ago, farmers found two part ancient statues on Milos Island in Greece. Lord Byron, a British poet, lost his life was an independent romantic struggle in Greece, he hid the ancient Toschis authorities. However, some Turkish officers somehow found the statue from poor peasants and robbed them. The French authorities soon fell in love with Venus and the French authorities greatly advertised this statue. After the defeat of Napoleon, France had to return to Florence's Medici Venus. So Milovinas is a great opportunity to exchange classic masterpieces. Critics, artists, and scholars soon began praising the virtues and qualities of the statue. The only decline is Renoir, he never camouflaged his aversion of Venus, he called it a "great gendarmer."