Acropolis/Anti-nuclear. Greece.

Original poster for an anti-nuclear protest that took place in Athens, Greece. The protest was an "Anti-Nuclear human chain Around the Acropolis”. The slogan of the protest was "Save the Acropolis, save life and civilisation from nuclear annihilation".The poster features a stylized image of the Acropolis within a peace symbol, likely representing the dove of peace.
Historical context:
In the 1980s, Greece participated in the pan-European anti-nuclear movement, a widespread public mobilization against nuclear weapons, particularly the planned Euromissiles, driven by Cold War fears. While the movement in Greece differed in its specifics from Western European movements due to its national and cultural context, it activated civil society through demonstrations and local initiatives like the "Nuclear Weapons Free Municipalities" campaign. The movement's key goal was to promote peace, disarmament, and a new understanding of international security, reflecting broad societal concern over the nuclear threat.
 
Printed in the 80’s
Made in Greece
Size: 70x50 cm
Material: paper
Condition: as seen on the picture/s.
This is not a recent issue, replica or tourist souvenir.