The history of public relations in Greece from 1950 to 1980: Professionalization of the “art”

The development of public relations in dictatorships — Southern and Eastern European perspectives from 1945 to 1990

“…Greece emerged battered from World War II after Nazi occupation, which was then followed by a civil war. Theofilou 2015 advertising agency on a six-month contract (Magkliveras, 1970;Zobanakis, 1965Zobanakis, , 1974IoC, 2003IoC, , 2004Theofilou & Watson, 2014) "Bulgaria discovered PR after the changes to democracy in 1989" (Boshnakova, 2014, p. 6). In Poland, Lawniczak, who proposed a transitional model of public relations to explain this major change, commented that "the history of modern PR started with a transition from a centrally planned to a market economy and the shift from socialist democracy to a pluralist political system that began in the early 1990s" (Lawniczak, 2014, p. 259).…”