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The 14 pages that link to Greek resistance, each with the reason it gives.

• Greek Civil WarNarrower topic: Its rival groups and political divisions shaped the forces confronting each other after liberation.

• Partisan warfareBroader topic: Rival resistance groups show how partisan warfare can become entangled with civil conflict.

• Greco-Italian WarRelated: The invasion and occupation that followed the war gave rise to organized resistance.

• Battle of GreeceRelated: Resistance groups formed under the occupation that followed the battle.

• Ioannis MetaxasRelated: The invasion Metaxas resisted was followed by occupation and organized opposition.

• Mikis TheodorakisNarrower topic: Theodorakis joined the resistance as a young man, connecting his early politics to the occupation.

• Georgios TsolakoglouCompared with: Resistance groups challenged the occupation that Tsolakoglou’s government served.

• Resistance during World War IIBroader topic: Competing groups fought occupation forces while political rivalry shaped the resistance's course.

• Iannis XenakisRelated: Xenakis joined the resistance, and the war shaped his early life and political commitments.

• Alexandros PapagosCompared with: Papagos’s army leadership contrasts with the resistance networks that operated during the occupation.

• German invasion of GreeceRelated: Resistance networks emerged under the occupation that followed the invasion.

• Manos HadjidakisRelated: As a young man, Hadjidakis joined the resistance, amid the period’s political upheaval.

• MetaxismRelated: The occupation that followed Metaxas’s rule gave rise to a broad resistance movement.

• Alki ZeiRelated: Zei joined the resistance, an experience that informed her writing about occupation.