Alvar Aalto left few traces of his more or less hasty passage to Greece,
first in 1933 (late July-August), and twenty years later, in 1953 (end
of April-May). Facts were provided from casual notes, letters and
telegrams unearthed from the Aalto Archives; the 4rth CIAM minutes
recorded by the Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE), including facts
supplied by Greek and foreign scholars; testimonies in his own words,
or, from either Goran Schildts words (his main biographer), or even
those of Sigfried Giedion (his Swiss mentor), and collaborators from his
close entourage (i.e. Nils-Gustav Hahl, Jean-Jacques Baruel).