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UN7ALB50481
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Greece’s Economic Development
The Sivitanidios Technical School
1/1/1955 8:22:17 PM
Unique ID
UN7461215
Greece’s Economic Development - The “Isola” Factory
1/1/1955 8:21:49 PM
Unique ID
UN7461228
Greece’s Economic Development
The “Isola” Factory
1/1/1955 8:21:58 PM
Unique ID
UN7461224
Greece’s Economic Development
The “Isola” Factory
1/1/1955 8:21:53 PM
Unique ID
UN7461226
Greece’s Economic Development - The “Titan” Cement Company
1/1/1955 8:00:32 PM
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UN7461238
Greece’s Economic Development: “Titan” Cement Company
1/1/1955 8:00:34 PM
Unique ID
UN7461237
Greece’s Economic Development - The “Titan” Cement Company
1/1/1955 8:00:29 PM
Unique ID
UN7461239
Greece’s Economic Development - The “Titan” Cement Company
1/1/1955 8:00:27 PM
Unique ID
UN7461240
Greece’s Economic Development
The “Chalyvourghiki” Steel Company
1/1/1955 8:21:40 PM
Unique ID
UN7461232
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Greece’s Economic Development
The Sivitanidios Technical School
Caption Description
The Sivitanidios Technical School, in Athens, operates under the supervision of the Greek Ministry of Industry. It gives courses in metallurgy, electro-techniques, carpentry, building and automobile mechanics to more than 760 students (250 of them full boarders) who graduate after three years of studies. Although the school is supported in part by the Government, the students pay 100 Drachmae ($3.33) monthly for tuition fees. Secondary night courses are also given for mechanics and electricians.
Shown here is a physics class.
Unique Identifier
UN7461219
NICA ID
374307
Production Date
01/01/1955 8:22:09 PM
City/Location
Athens
Country
Greece
Credit
UN Photo/Eric Schwab