Georgiadis on the End of the Civil War: George Papandreou's Speech in 1949 and "Fortunately the Left Was Defeated"
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On the occasion of the 77th anniversary of the last battles in Grammos and Vitsi, the Minister of Health quoted the speech of the "Old Man of Democracy" in Patras in August 1949 - "I am in favor of national reconciliation, but one must respect the dead of the other," he wrote.
Announcing the end of the Civil War, on this day, in 1949, was made by the Minister of Health Adonis Georgiadis, noting, among other things, that “in the post-political transition, the Left managed to make us forget what happened then, and how many sacrifices were needed to save Greece from the communist threat.” In the same post, the Minister of Health, referring to [...]
"I am in favor of national reconciliation, but one must respect the dead of the other," he wrote.
The Minister of Health made a statement on the occasion of the anniversary of the end of the Civil War and published an excerpt from a speech by George Papandreou in 1949.
"Like today in 1949, the battles in Grammos and Vitsi ended," he writes characteristically in his post. More...
"In Grammos and Vitsi, Greeks died so that Greece could remain a free democracy and we must honor them," stressed Adonis Georgiadis, stating that "the Left in the post-colonial era managed to make us forget what happened then."
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