I know, Niko. Nevertheless, I hesitate to make assumptions, because I read your question carefully and nowhere did you prohibit assumptions.
So I open the presentation, and I see (among other things):
- Markos’s family tree
Varthalitis has also looked into this. I really don’t expect to see anything he hasn’t already said there. (If I remember correctly, he has traced it back to the sixteenth century or something like that…)
- Stelios Vamvakaris talking about his father
Wherever Stelios has spoken, he has certainly been asked about his father, but that doesn’t mean he will repeat here everything he has said elsewhere. There is every reason to think we may see some new material as well.
Etc.
I also see in the contents:
- Foreword by Markos Dragoumis
- Foreword by Giorgos Tsambras
- Foreword by Dionysis Maniatis
- Foreword by Giorgos Thanopoulos
Thanopoulos is the author. You have already commented on Maniatis. But as for Dragoumis and Tsambras, both important names (in different fields), we hadn’t mentioned anything. Let’s note their presence.