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Political Polls Drive Unknown Soldier Decision

The government’s amendment concerning the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier has stirred political debate across Greece, drawing in parties and even the Athens Municipality.
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"I cannot imagine 85 years after the big "NO" said by our ancestors, who fought in the mountains of Northern Epirus, bled and lost their lives, that...More...

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The discussion and reactions that the amendment to the Monument to the Unknown Soldier has provoked, among others, were mentioned by the Minister of Shipping and Island Policy, Vasilis Kikilias. “I cannot… V. Kikilias: 85 years after the “NO”, I am saddened by what is happening with the monument to the “Unknown Soldier” - NAVTEMPORIKI

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Kathimerini English Edition broke the news in Athens, Greece on Saturday, October 25, 2025.
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