It is so simple firstly lets look at:

Moral rights

Moral right are usually considered to be a matter for the national laws of the Member States, although some countries classify some of the above rights, especially the right of communication to the public, among the moral rights of the author rather than under his rights of exploitation.
Protection of Rights

The Enforcement Directive covers the remedies that are available in the civil courts and harmonises the rules on standing, evidence, interlocutory measures, seizure and injunctions, damages and costs and judicial publication. Germany recognises the so-called GEMA Vermutung whereby the burden of proof is on the alleged infringer in an infringement lawsuit.
Case Law

1) Articles 30 and 59 of the Treaty must be interpreted as not preventing the application of national legislation which treats as an infringement of copyright the public performance of a protected work by means of sound recordings without payment of royalties, where royalties have already been paid to the author, for the reproduction of the work, in another Member State.

(2) Article 85 of the EEC Treaty must be interpreted as prohibiting any concerted practice by national copyright-management societies of the Member States having as its object or effect the refusal by each society to grant direct access to its repertoire to users established in another Member State. It is for the national courts to determine whether any concerted action by such management societies has in fact taken place.

(3) The refusal by a national society for the management of copyright in musical works to grant the users of recorded music access only to the foreign repertoire represented by it does not have the object or effect of restricting competition in the common market unless access to a part of the protected repertoire could entirely safeguard the interests of the authors, composers and publishers of literature without thereby increasing the costs of managing contracts and monitoring the use of protected literary works.

So now we got the basics of copyright and case law out of the way.

Let's look at the name Europe

Europa was abducted by Zeus when he assumed the form of a bull and took Europa to the island of Crete; she bore Zeus three sons: Rhadamanthus, Minos and Sarpedon; in most instances, she is said to be the daughter of the king of Tyre, Agenor, and Libya The Iliad (book 14, lime 321)
Now we have also established the name Europe was named by the Greeks.

Now for the repercussions for the ECB if Greece decides to enact its rights under copyright law.

- The name European Central Bank must be renamed,
- All coinage needs to be renamed (approximately 20 trillion of circulated coinage would be deemed useless)
- Contract derivatives will need to be renamed (approximately 200 trillion in financial derivatives marked under European)

This would be the destruction of the Euro in precisely 24 hours. You may have your money but culture will fuck you.