Alexis Tsipras' Memoir 'Ithaki' to Reveal Insights on Greek Politics
Former Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras is set to release his memoir, 'Ithaki', in the second half of November. The book, published by Rowohlt Verlag and soon to be available in English via Penguin Random House, promises a compelling narrative that reads like a political thriller. It will cover Tsipras' time as prime minister from 2015 to 2019, as well as his early life, political activism, and reflections on the Greek debt crisis.
Tsipras, who resigned as a parliamentary deputy on October 6, is rumoured to be launching a new center-left political movement. The title 'Ithaki' is symbolic, drawing from Homer's 'Odyssey', representing a journey of return, renewal, and purpose. The book will comprise 11 plus one chapters, delving into Tsipras' experiences and insights during his premiership. It will also explore SYRIZA's internal divisions since 2019 and Tsipras' assessment of current political developments in Greece.
Gutenberg, the publisher, has described the book as a captivating read that offers a unique perspective on one of Greece's most influential political figures.
Alexis Tsipras' 'Ithaki' promises to be a revealing and insightful account of his time in power and his thoughts on Greece's political landscape. The book's release in November will undoubtedly spark interest and debate among political enthusiasts and historians alike.
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