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| 表面の説明 | Central field features a stylized open book in high relief, its pages decorated with intricate floral and organic motifs rendered in a distinctive artistic style. A small floral ornament appears above the book, accompanied by the date 2023. Surrounding the central device, the peripheral legend running continuously around the coin lists the titles of Samarakis's major literary works in Greek. The denomination 6 ΕΥΡΩ appears prominently at the bottom of the field. |
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Antonis Samarakis (1919–2003) spent years under surveillance by Greek security services — an irony that fed directly into his most celebrated work, the 1965 novel The Flaw, a Cold War thriller about a man who cannot remember whether he is the hunter or the hunted. He had been imprisoned and tortured under the Metaxas dictatorship in his youth, and the experience never left his prose. The Bank of Greece issued this coin in the centenary-plus-four year of his birth, part of a broader commemorative program honoring Greek literary figures.