FAKE NEWS: The Technical University without Dead or Injured
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The three main "fake news" of the far-right, deniers and opponents of the November 1973 uprising are projected and reappear despite the overwhelming historical evidence. More than half a century after the uprising, the fake news of the deniers and "revisers" of the history of the Polytechnic University in November 1973 still appears, in one way or another. They are circulated in the far-right markets and especially on the Internet on over a hund…
Polytechnic University / The Dead of the Uprising and the Injured Who Testified at the Trial on Maps
The maps of the Alternative Intervention of Lawyers of Athens record the dead and injured who testified as witnesses in the trials.
Historical research refutes the propaganda of "no one died" at the Polytechnic University
A contribution to the historical memory of the Polytechnic uprising by the Alternative Intervention of Lawyers of Athens The post Interactive maps: The dead of the Polytechnic uprising and the injured who testified at the trial appeared first on e-Prologue - Independent Information Portal.
For the first time, the 24 dead of the Polytechnic uprising, as well as the 133 injured who testified as witnesses in the trial that followed the fall of the Junta, are recorded on an interactive map. The Alternative Intervention of Lawyers of Athens, proceeded with this important initiative, with the help of valuable sources from the book by Ieronymos Lykaris, “The
The far-right rhetoric of recent years, which, among other things, states that there were no deaths in the November 1973 Polytechnic uprising from the brutal suppression of the Junta, is well-known. We do not aspire to reproduce it here. However, it is interesting to present and republish a very important document contained in Nadia Valavani's book "Th.N., a chronicle for the children of February half a century later" (Topos publications) and wh…
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