Inside Hitler's Greece: The Experience of Occupation, 1941-1944

Abstract

Prologue: Swastika over the Acropolis. Part I chaos of the New Order, 1941-43: Venizelos's funeral the Occupation begins the famine black market axioms An atmosphere of imminent catastrophe Greek workers in the Reich dreams of a new Europe. Part II: This heroic madness, 1942-43: the resistance of daily life prudence or bravery? the old politicians becoming organized urban protest Freedom or death! politics of the Andartiko the end of Italian rule. Part 3 logic of violence and terror, 1943-44: the logic of violence anatomy of a massacre - 16th August 1943 The loveliest time - the behaviour and values of the German soldier the SS and the terror system Greek Jewry and the Final Solution. Part 4 society at war, 1943-44: people's democracy in free Greece ELAS - the army of the revolution A cemetery awash in blood - the counter-revolution Tired out by history - Athens 1944. Epilogue: No peace without victory.

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