The Origins of the Greek civil war - Λονδίνο: Longman, 1995.

1. Είδος οντότητας Έκδοση
2. Τύπος Manifestation Βιβλίο έντυπο
3. Συγγραφέας
   1. Close, David Henry (1942-)
4. Τόπος έκδοσης
   1. Λονδίνο
5. Εκδότης
   1. Longman
6. Ημερομηνία έκδοσης 1995
7. Περιεχόμενα

   1. Part 1 Greece after the First World War: dependency and schism; the hydrocephalous state; social structure; the Greek Communist Party; the bourgeois reaction. Part 2 Right-wing dictatorship, 1935-41: anti-Venizelist resurgence; parliamentary democracy in crisis; Metaxas's tyranny; its legacy; axis invasion. Part 3 Invasion and collapse of authority, April 1941-March 1943: the old order in decay; the birth of the National Liberation Front, EAM; communist strategy. Part 4 EAM challenges the old order, April 1943-October 1944: reactions to EAM; EAM predominant; the start of civil strife; communist agreement with the British; nation-wide polarization; liberation. Part 5 Revolution defeated, October 1944-February 1945: growing communist power; the demobilization crisis; the battle for Athens; communist surrender. Part 6 The white terror, February 1945-March 1946: right-wing vendetta; the British role; communist revival; election victory for the right; communists on the brink. Part 7 Descent to civil war, April 1946-March 1947: the monarchist regime; revival of guerrilla warfare; the national army intervenes; the Truman doctrine. Part 8 The Civil War, 1947-50; the Democratic Army; right-wing victory; aftermath