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Dennis V. Razis
Dennis V. Razis (born 30 May 1923) is the first practitioner of formal Oncology in modern Greece. He is also the President of the (Delphi Society ), an interdisciplinary assembly of philosophers and scientists concerned with the social and ecological crises that threatens life on earth.
==Biography==
Dennis Razis was born in Argostoli, Kefallonia, Greece, the last of seven children to a middle-class family engaged in trade and agriculture. His father was a merchant and landowner. Before the Second World War, Kefallonia had a rich cultural heritage with distinct music and popular interest in theatre and opera, which the whole family attended regularly. However he was expected to work in his father’s store while he attended school. He finished high school in 1941, at the time of the Italian occupation. He and his older siblings were involved in the popular resistance.
Dr. Razis studied medicine in the University of Athens, graduating in 1948. This was a difficult period for Greece, when occupation and economic collapse were followed, after the war, by protracted and vicious civil war. This period left an indelible mark on the young medical student who still remembers that on the black market a single injection of Penicillin cost one gold sovereign, an enormous sum at the time.
Immediately after graduation he was drafted in the army and served for 3½ years as a physician in Military Hospitals attached to frontline units engaged in fighting. After the army he served at Evangelismos Hospital in Athens, as a resident and was granted, after exams, the specialty of Internal Medicine.
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