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The Silent Hunger: Greece’s Forgotten Famine Under Axis Rule (1941–1944)

In the shadow of war and conquest, when the world’s gaze was fixed on the clash of empires, a quieter tragedy unfolded in the ancient land of Greece. Between 1941 and 1944, as Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy occupied the country, a relentless famine swept through cities and villages alike — a famine not born of nature, but of cruelty, blockade, and greed. Over 300,000 Greeks perished in silence, their cries swallowed by the iron fist of occupation and the indifference of nations. 00:00:00 - Part 1: The Land of Light Before the Darkness 00:04:56 - Part 2: Chains of Conquest — The Fall of Greece 00:09:48 - Part 3: The Shadow Descends on Athens 00:13:31 - Part 4: The Birth of Hunger 00:18:32 - Part 5: The Winter of Empty Bread 00:23:42 - Part 6: Children of Silence 00:28:03 - Part 7: The Merchants of Death — The Axis and the Blockade 00:33:44 - Part 8: Whispers in the Night — The Underground Awakens 00:38:29 - Part 9: The Faces of Despair 00:42:57 - Part 10: The Grain that Never Came 00:49:05 - Part 11: Hunger as a Weapon 00:54:32 - Part 12: Mothers of the Dead City 01:00:55 - Part 13: The Resistance Feeds the Flame 01:06:28 - Part 14: The World Turns Away 01:12:09 - Part 15: Breaking the Chains — The Relief Ships Arrive 01:18:15 - Part 16: Shadows of Liberation 01:24:03 - Part 17: The Reckoning and the Remembrance 01:29:02 - Part 18: The Echoes of Hunger — Greece After the Famine 01:34:56 - Part 19: The Memory That Must Not Fade 01:38:39 - Part 20: Epilogue — The Land of Light Rises Again This cinematic historical narrative plunges deep into the heart of that forgotten catastrophe — tracing the hunger that became a weapon, the courage of those who resisted despair, and the haunting legacy left behind when the bread of life itself was taken away. Through human eyes and trembling hearts, witness one of World War II’s darkest and least spoken tragedies — the Greece Famine.