Athens: The Truth about Democracy (Part 1)

Season 1Episode 349 minJul 21, 2007
Athens: The Truth about Democracy (Part 1)

This first episode charts the epic story of Athens' victory in one of the greatest sea battles of the ancient world, when the Athenian triremes defeat Xerxes' mighty Persian fleet at Salamis.

Athens: The Truth about Democracy (Part 1) has aired on Jul 21, 2007
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