Come Over into Macedonia : The Story of a Ten-Year Adventure in Uplifting a War-Torn People

\(A^{\prime}\) POSTOLIS KOSKINIDES immediately appropriated to himself a significant phrase. He intended, he said, to confine his efforts to helping the peasant to help himself. This was merely a concise restatement for his own purposes of the underlying philosophy of our whole reconstruction program. Only by this means did Koskinides, or any of the rest of us for that matter, see any hope of improving gradually the unsanitary conditions of those Macedonian villages. Contents Foreword Preface 1 An Old Problem in New Greece 2 Answering the Call 3 The Need—But How to Meet It? 4 A Plan Unfolds 5 The First "Essential" In Operation 6 Training the Workers 7 The Church Speaks Out 8 Not By Bread Alone 9 The Lesser Half 10 The Fourth Essential 11 Helping the Peasant to Help Himself 12 The Impossible Made Possible 13 The Recreation Department Hits Its Stride 14 The Agricultural Leader At Work 15 A People Uplifted 16 The Scion "Takes" 17 A Meat Case of Budding 18 "Siga—Siga" 19 The Hope of Things to Come Index