Greece's Perrenial Economic Woes Turks' Fault Says New Book

Christopher Tripoulas

Special to The National Herald

Over the past year, Greece has become the international poster child for corruption. Following hundreds of billions of dollars in loans by the IMF and European Union, media around the world began to report about the corruption, bribery, mismanagement, and tax evasion that is running rampant in Greece up until today.

But now, a new book has come out that seek to provide rational insight into this phenomenon through an historical context.

According to author Pauline Hager, it's all the Turks' fault.

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October 04, 2010