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Macedonians and the NOT So Civil War in Greece: The Terrible Decade 1939-1949

PART FOUR

By Risto Stefov · Part 11 of 25 · About 2 minutes

PART FOUR

There is constant concern for food products and pharmaceuticals in occupied Greece and in the mountainous regions.

PART FIVE

Providing security, along with the liberation of the homeland delivered by the allied forces, will bring order and freedom to the Greek people so that they, free of material and psychological pressures, can decide on the regime, social system and government that suits them.

First proposal. Given that there is a government of national unity, provisions for security, order and freedom for the Greek people during the liberation of their motherland will be provided by the Greek people themselves with assistance from the allied forces. And this will certainly be guaranteed to the good people of Greece.

Second proposal. It then asks the question when will the people decide on the regime and government?

We are all in agreement that this should be decided in the shortest time possible, but also in the cleanest manner and in conditions of complete freedom.

The people of Greece have stated that Greece had no government respected by all the people and no defined regime.

Third proposal. Concerning the supreme rule in Greece. It seems that the entire political world in our country has an opinion which, of course, remains despite the existence of the national unity government. Therefore this declaration is one of the goals of the national government.

But I also want to add that while I attach great importance to the above statement, I provide very little new of what is required.