Greek Bowl by RobinJRichards

Before converting to the Euro around 2002, Greeks handled this currency, one of the oldest currencies in the world at the time.

Greece's national motto is "Elefthería í Thánatos" (or Ελευθερία ή Θάνατος in Greek). The middle word is "or" while the other two are these concepts.

Greece as we know it rose from the ashes of a war of independence in the 1830s. This noted poet helped Greece in their war for independence, going so far as to die during the conflict, but not from a combat injury.

This ancient Greek leader developed a series of written laws that replaced the oral and blood feud related codes in existence at time. Some of the laws were seen as harsh, thus the use of his name to describe any law that is seen as harsh.

Because Greece's King George I was the second son of Christian IX of this nation and a member of the Glücksburg dynasty, any descendant of King George can also be titled as "Prince/ss of Greece and [the answer]."

The last King of Greece was Constantine II, who was deposed via the abolishment of the monarchy in this year (two years either way).

The Greece region of Central Macedonia (not to be confused with the Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia) has for its capital this city, made famous in a series of letters written by the Apostle Paul, which included the line "that if any would not work, neither should he eat."

Major Roy Franklin (played by Anthony Quayle), Captain Keith Mallory (played by Gregory Peck) and Colonel Andrea Stavrou (played by Anthony Quinn) were all involved in a mission to destroy a pair of radar guided superguns located on this (fictional) Greek island. Years later, a group called Force 10 from there was sent to destroy a Nazi controlled dam in Yugoslavia.

[NOTE: for grading simplicity's sake, put either SUMMER or WINTER as your answer.] Coin flip time: which is more: the total number of Summer Olympic medals won by Greece since 1896 or the total number of US Winter Olympic gold medals all time since 1924 the moment Shaun White won his Gold in men's halfpipe snowboarding on February 13, 2018?

In Greece, baklava is supposed to be made with this many dough layers, a number that has some religious significance among Christians.