PART TWO

PART TWO

All partisan formations in free Greece, as well as all combat forces, will be united and will obey the commandments of the unity government in the fight against the occupiers.

I believe that after this problem is solved opinions will be completely eliminated because we accept that it is impossible in the future for partisan bands to be permanent and they should soon enter the national army and be free of any political party or organizational influence. They will all belong only to the homeland and will take orders only from the government. But we all accept, especially after

receiving a letter from Allied Command for the Middle East stressing that change must not lead to the weakening of the resistance and that the immediate purpose of the resistance should match the needs of the struggle. One side agrees that the partisan bands cannot be a permanent state. The other side believes that it is impossible for them to immediately meet that goal.