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The 17 pages that link to Greek junta, each with the reason it gives.

• Military dictatorshipBroader topic: The colonels’ regime restricted political freedoms and ended after the Cyprus crisis.

• Greek Civil WarRelated: The postwar anticommunist state helped establish political conditions that persisted into the junta era.

• Greek nationalismRelated: The junta used Greek nationalism while pursuing policies that helped precipitate its collapse.

• Greek monarchyRelated: It declared the monarchy abolished in 1973 while Constantine II remained in exile.

• 1980 Turkish coup d’étatRelated: It offers a regional comparison of military rule during the Cold War.

• George II of GreeceCompared with: Its later abolition of the crown ended the institution George had twice regained.

• Kingdom of GreeceRelated: The junta’s 1973 abolition of the monarchy preceded the republic’s decisive referendum.

• Makarios IIIRelated: Its support for Makarios’s opponents culminated in the 1974 coup against him.

• Mikis TheodorakisRelated: Its censorship, imprisonment, and exile turned Theodorakis into an international symbol of resistance.

• GreeceRelated: Its collapse ended military rule and preceded the restoration of democracy.

• Theo AngelopoulosRelated: The dictatorship formed the political climate in which Angelopoulos developed as a filmmaker.

• Alexandros PapagosCompared with: Papagos entered government through electoral politics, unlike the later junta that seized power by coup.

• Manos HadjidakisRelated: Hadjidakis left Greece during the regime and returned after its fall.

• Alki ZeiRelated: Zei lived abroad during the junta, which became a central subject of her fiction.

• Costa-GavrasRelated: The junta's rule and censorship formed the immediate political context for his early work.

• Giorgos SeferisRelated: Seferis publicly opposed the regime in a 1969 broadcast.

• History of modern GreeceBroader topic: Its collapse ended the monarchy and began the current democratic period.