Richard Wagner
My Father Had a Big Nose | Athens | April 19 – May 24
The Blender Gallery (4 Zisimopoulou) in Glyfada hosts the latest solo exhibition by artist Konstantinos Patsios (b. 1977), titled "'My Father Had a Big Nose,' Objects and Toys from an Aggressive Childhood," curated by Christina Ntougeropoulou.
Prigozhin "roared": ''They will be eaten alive''
His main enemy is still Yevgeny Prigozhin, the founder and leader of the Russian mercenary group Wagner.
Prigozhin spoke out again today, publishing a video of himself standing in front of the dead bodies of his soldiers in Ukraine, insulting the Russian military leadership, which again blames the death of Wagner's soldiers.
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Day 436 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Prigozhin furious with Russian MoD, Wagner's troops will Withdraw from Bakhmut
Alarm for Putin; Wagner fears: "Tragedy threatens us"
He warned that the Ukrainian counter-offensive could turn into a "tragedy for Russia".
"We (Wagner) only have 10-15 percent of the ammunition we need," said the Wagner leader in a conversation with war correspondent Semyon Pegov, who is close to the Kremlin.
Wagner is withdrawing from Ukraine?
Increasingly frequent misunderstandings and disagreements between the Russian military leadership and the Wagnerites are cited as one of the key reasons.
He is reportedly turning his operations in Africa again, it added.
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Russia's Wagner claims to control Ukraine's Soledar
The head of Russia's mercenary group Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin, said early Wednesday his fighters had taken control of Ukraine's city of Soledar after intense fighting this week, but said some "urban battles" continued.
Tomatoes thrive in Thessaly, with some help from Wagner
A group of farmers from the village of Ilia, near Karditsa, central Greece, who have managed to get their organic tomatoes onto the shelves of sought-after stores in Europe and the US, attribute the thriving of their produce to a musical diet including the German composer Richard Wagner.
Jan Wagner | Athens | March 23
German poet Jan Wagner, recipient of the Georg Buchner and Popescu prizes, will appear at the Goethe Institute on Friday, March 23, as part of events for the 2018 Athens World Book Capital initiative. Wagner will discuss his work and sign books, while there will also be a presentation of selected poems that have been translated into Greek.
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Leading soprano brings new life to lost Meyerbeer
In the first half of the 19th century, Giacomo Meyerbeer was perhaps the world's most successful opera composer, pioneering on-stage theatrics as he worked comfortably across European cultures.
Meyerbeer's fame faded after his death in 1864. But as part of a revival, German soprano Diana Damrau has released a new album devoted entirely to arias, some obscure, by Meyerbeer.
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Angela Merkel faints at opera festival at Bayreuth
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, aged 61, fainted at the prestigious Wagner Opera Festival in Bayreuth, report German news sources. She was out for a few moments before others helped her come round again.
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