The Greek National Liberation Front (EAM): A Study in Resistance Organization and Administration
@article{Stavrianos1952TheGN,
title={The Greek National Liberation Front (EAM): A Study in Resistance Organization and Administration},
author={Leften Stavros Stavrianos},
journal={The Journal of Modern History},
year={1952},
volume={24},
pages={42 - 55}
}N SUNDAY, April 27, I 94 I, German tank units and motorcycle troops roared into Athens and planted the swastika on the Acropolis. The occupation of Greece had begun. During the following three and a half years, until October I944, Greece remained under Axis rule. Although the Italians and the Bulgarians participated in the administration of the country together with the Germans, the latter retained real control. A series' of collaborationist cabinets functioned under the Axis authorities,2…
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