After "From Piraeus" and "Piraeans," the Piraeus trilogy is completed with the book "Deep Piraeus" by Dionysis Charitopoulos.

All these things happened.
Other things happened too
that we will never know.

It is an underground world.
Those who know do not speak.
And those who speak do not know.

The past of Piraeus is heavy. In Athenian newspapers, it was referred to with awe: "The city of horrific crimes," "The kingdom of terror," "The port of illegality," etc.

Dionysis Charitopoulos dives into the depths of the great Port and brings to the surface its harsh and violent world, through real events, exactly as they happened, without myths and embellishments.

In the dark era of Piraeus, violence and crime prevailed. If you were unarmed, you were written off. Even the most peaceful citizens slept with a gun under their pillow, because thugs, gangs, and traffickers ravaged the city, killing and being killed among themselves.

An anthology of terror and blood.