Gynaicracy in Greece

Women freed from household chores spend their day in cafesJanuary 8 can be safely called the Greek equivalent of the Russian holiday on March 8, although its meaning is still slightly different.

On January 8, in Greece, mainly in the cities of Monoclissia and Nea Petra, as well as in many villages and villages of the northern part of the country, the festival of women Ginaikratiya is held.

On this day, families exchange family roles: women are freed from the usual household chores and spend their day in cafeterias or other public institutions – places of entertainment and recreation, where usually only men are allowed to stay.

Husbands are sitting at home and doing housework.