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English: Greece, 2012 at the Anti-Racist Festival:

Stand of a political organization named "Fighting Movement of All Church Clergy and All People" (Παγκληρική Παλλαϊκή Αγωνιστική Κίνηση, Pangliriki Pallaiki Agonistiki Kinisi) with a person dressed as a priest of the Eastern Orthodox Christian tradition at the 2012 Anti-Racist Festival in Athens, Greece, a yearly political and cultural event in which several different political groups (often with an anti-capitalist political agenda) participate seeking to gain more exposure and potential supporters among the festival's visitors (who have to pay an entrance fee), albeit many of the visitors are more interested in the music events of the festival. In the photo, we see that the organization shown displays some historical photos from the Greek Civil War which was a 3-year war between communists and the government with its allies (mainly the British) that broke out in 1946. One of the historical photos shows Aris Velouchiotis walking next to a man dressed as a priest. We also see the front page of what appears to be a political magazine published by the organization, on which we read: “Return to the forgotten life of the Church, November 2005, Issue 8, given for free.” A man in the photo holds some printed papers on which we read “the fight for direct democracy continues to this day.” Next to this organization stand, there is the stand of another (unrelated) organization named Citizens for Africa (partially shown in the photo).

Wikipedia links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_Civil_War

Photo taken from a public place at a massively photographed public event.

8 July 2012 at 7:37pm local time in Athens, Greece near the Katechaki metro station Canon EOS 60D APS-C DSLR camera Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 zoom lens at 135mm 1/800 f/5.6 ISO-100 Full-frame equivalent field of view: 135mm x 1.6 = 216mm

Full-frame equivalent depth of field: f/5.6 x 1.6 = f/8.96