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October 12, 1944: ELAS Liberates Athens - E-Prologue - Independent Information Portal

On October 12, 1944, ELAS liberated Athens. An immense sea of people flooded the streets. The news that ELAS fighters had taken down the German flag from the Acropolis in the morning (09:45) spread rapidly, word of mouth, around the capital. “FREEDOM! FREEDOM! ATHENS CELEBRATES,” writes “Rizospastis” the next day. “It was lost
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On a day like today, October 12, 1944, Athens was liberated from the Nazi occupiers, but the joy and festivities only lasted a few hours.

On October 12, 1944, ELAS liberated Athens. An immense sea of people flooded the streets. The news that ELAS fighters had taken down the German flag from the Acropolis in the morning (09:45) spread rapidly, word of mouth, around the capital. “FREEDOM! FREEDOM! ATHENS CELEBRATES,” writes “Rizospastis” the next day. “It was lost

The unknown background and the people who prepared the next day

October 12, 2026 marks 82 years since the day Athens was liberated from the German occupying troops in 1944.

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ekriti broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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