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Jorge Conde. Georgios Alevras. Introduction: The memoirs of the independence fighters, considered as mediated texts, have been used by Greek historians as one of the most important sources for the study of modern Greek history. These texts provide a variety of information for the study of the social and economic situation of Hellenism during the last phase of Ottoman rule in Greece, but also during the Revolution. The Memoirs would be worth mentioning as a supplementary material by the history teachers in the secondary education, with the ultimate goal of the correct documentation of the modern Greek History.
Also, these sources offer, with brilliance, rich folklore elements of the Armatolian tradition and popular mythological ideas. Purpose: The proposed study is part of the social history of Greece during the pre-revolutionary and revolutionary period. Its aim is to investigate the image of boatmen and thieves, as presented in the work of Nikolaos Kasomoulis. The study of the Memoirs of the fighters of contributes to the correct understanding and learning of the aspects of modern Greek History by the students, as a supplementary study material in the history lesson.
Methodology: The present study is based on the Memoirs of the fighter, Nikolaos Kasomoulis, as well as on relevant literature. First, we give a general picture of rural society, as it developed during the Ottoman period, as well as the Greek gunmen and thieves, who formed the army of the revolution.
