Book - "Inside the Colonels' Greece" by the anonymous 'Athenian' - translated by R. Clogg 1972 - (133 Names)

The book "Inside the Colonels' Greece" by an anonymous 'Athenian', translated and with an introduction by Richard Clogg.  It was published English in 1972 London by Chatto & Windus.  (Originally published in French under the title Verite sur la Grece by La Cite, Editeur, Lausanne)

I have included a Synopsis from the dust jacket, the Table of Contents, and the 133 Names mentioned in this book below for your reference.

This book is available through the U.S. Inter-library loan program, you can work with your local library to obtain a copy.

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SYNOPSIS

"The years since the military junta seized power in Greece in April 1967 have witnessed a surprising upsurge of interest in present day Greece.  But in the barrage of propaganda that has ensued, the underlying realities of life under military rule have been largely obscured.  Much of the comment from all sides has been sensational, and seldom based on a first-hand experience of life in Greece today.

"Now, however, the anonymous author of Inside the Colonels' Greece has filled an important gap in the literature available about his troubled country.  For the first time an attempt has been made to provide a comprehensive, considered, and objective account of the many fundamental changes that have been and are being wrought by the colonels in almost all areas of Greek life.  The author is no foreign observer or emigre, but a Greek who has lived in Greece since the coup, and his book provides the essential background to the drama that is currently being played out in Greece.  It is a profound and well documented analysis of internal developments in a country closely tied to the West, and one which is occupying an increasingly important place in the military strategy of the Western alliance.

"Mr. Clogg's introduction summarises the events that have taken place in Greece since the book was first published"

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Translator's Introduction

Author's Preface

PART I - THE PAST, OR HOW IT ALL CAME ABOUT

1.  The Roots of Liberty:  until 1936

2.  Liberty stifled:  1936-1944

3.  Liberty threatened:  1944-1949

4.  Liberty in Tutelage:  1950-1963

5.  Towards complete Liberty:  1963-1965

6.  Liberty condemned:  1965-1967

7.  Who was responsible?

PART II - THE PRESENT, OR WHAT IT IS LIKE

1.  The 'Smith' Dictatorship

2.  The Stranglehold on Public Life

3.  Justice

4.  Education

5.  The Control of Information

6.  Government and the New Ruling Caste

7.  Style and Ideology

8.  The Great Fear

9.  The Resistance

10.  Repression

PART III - THE FUTURE, OR HOW TO GET RID OF THEM

1.  The Illusion of Gradual Evolution

2.  The Utopia of the Ideal Revolution

3.  A Realistic Strategy

4.  The Role of Europe

Notes

Index

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NAMES MENTIONED IN BOOK

Akritas, Sylva - Mrs.

Anghelis - General

Antonakos - General

Apostolidis, Renos

Arnaoutis - Mayor

Aslanidis - Colonel

Averoff, Evangelos

Beloyannis, Nikos

Brillakis, Andonis

Cateforis, George

Constantine I, King

Constantine II, King

Deros, General

Despotopoulos, Professor

Diakoumakos, Colonel

Drossos, George

Engolfopoulos - Admiral

Evrighenis - Professor

Filias, Vasilis

Floros, Prosecutor

Frangopoulos, Theophilos

Garoufalias, Petros

Georgalas, George

George I, King

George II, King

Chennimatas, General

Ieronymous, Archbishop

Ioannidis, Colonel

Iordanidis, George - General

Kaloudis, Nikolaos

Kamberis, udge

Kanellopoulos, Panayotis

Karamanlis, Constantine

Karapanos, President

Karayorgas, Professor Dionysios

Kardamakis, General

Karydas, Colonel

Kavounidis, George

Kefallinos, Talbot

Kehagias, General

Kiziridis, Constantine

Kokkas, Panos

Kollias, Attorney-General

Kollias, General

Koniotakis, General

Konofagos, Captain

Konstantopoulos, Savvas

Kotsonis, Ieronymos

Kourkoulakos, General

Krimpas, George

Ladas, Colonel Ioannis

Lambrakis, Christos

Lambrias, Panayotis

Lengheris, General

Liapis, Major

Makarezos, Colonel

Manessis, Professor Aristovoulos

Mangakis, George

Mangakis, Professor George

Mangakis, Mrs.

Markezinis, Spyros

Maronitis, Dimitrios

Mavros, George

Metaxas, Ioannis

Mitsotakis, Constantine

Mitsou, General

Mylonas, George

Myrivilis, Stratis

Niarchos, Stavros

Notaras, Gerassimos

Onassis, Aristotle

Opropoulos - Colonel

Panagoulis, Alexander

Panourghias, General

Papadonikolakis, George

Papadopoulos, Charalambos

Papadopoulos, George

Papafstratiou, Dimitrios

Papagos, Marshal

Papakonstantinou, Theophylaktos

Papandreou, Andreas

Papandreou, George

Papas, Irene

Papaspyrou, Dimitrios

Papaterpos, Colonel

Papathanassiou, Aspasia

Pappas, Tom

Patilis, General

Peridis, General

Pesmazoglou, Professor John

Pipinelis, Panayotis

Plastiras, General

Pnevmatikos, Major

Protopapas, Charalambos

Psarros - Colonel

Resnais, Alain

Ritsos, Mayor of Athens

Ritsos, Yannis

Romaios, George

Roufogalis - Colonel

Rougheris, Christos

Rozakis - Admiral

Sartzetakis, Christos

Seferis, George

Spandidakis, General

Stamatopoulos, Vyron

Starakis, Jean

Stefanopoulos, Stefanos

Svoronos, N.

Synodinou, Anna

Tenekidis, Professor

Thanos, Constantine

Theodorakis, Mikis

Theofiloyannakos, Major

Theotokas, George

Tsakonas, D.

Tsarouchas, George

Tsepapadakis, General

Tsichlis, General

Tzannetis - General

Vardoulakis, General

Vassilikos, Vasilis

Vegleris, Professor Phaedon

Vellianitis, General

Veloukhiotis, Aris

Venizelos, Eleftherios

Venizelos, Sophocles

Vlachou, Helen

Yannopoulos, Evangelos

Zervas, General

Zervoyannis, Colonel

Zighdis, Ioannis

Zoitakis - General

Zolotas, Xenophon - Professor

Zorzovilis, Zenon