Greece's Unemployed Young: A Great Depression Steals the Nation's Future

Outside an unmarked green metal door in the hallway of a suburban Athens high school, Tina Stratigaki waits for a job interview.

Based on the list of applicants posted on the wall outside the exam, she estimates there were some 2,000 candidates for 21 open positions.

This is the last interview she’s likely to get before Greece shuts down for the summer holidays.

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