Panagiotis Kanellopoulos: "When discussing matters related to the dictatorship, there must be unanimity and one must not reveal others!"...(Hellenic Parliament, 7/11/1979)

Eleni Vlachou: "Let me remind you of a 'truth' that we all lived and that no one dares to whisper now. Back at the end of the sixties, most Greeks admired the military leader, they followed him with admiration and freely applauded his speeches... He and his companions traveled around Greece and there was a crowd, a multitude of people who welcomed them with cheers..."(Kathimerini 16/6/1985)

Theodoros Papakonstantinou: "The phenomenon that the Greeks presented after the Metapolitefsi is unique. Nine million are all of them. But the day after the fall of the military junta, nine million 'resistors' appeared!... What causes disgust and outrage in every rational person is the deep hatred that all these 'resistors of the next day' manifested against the embodiments of the defeated regime. The place was filled with rabid bounty hunters, competing to demonstrate greater hostility against those whom they had previously flattered servilely just a few days before"(The Great Adventure, p. 303)

Paul Palaiologos: "Very few are the resistors, they are the exception. You will find the majority on the day after the overthrow of the junta or any anomaly seeking compensation for damages they did not suffer."(Vima 19/11/1978)

Georgios Papadopoulos: "The so-called 'resistance' represented not even one ten-thousandth of the Nation as a whole, during the six years. And this is acknowledged by the very few real embodiments of it, who mock the moral baseness of the crowd of post-revolutionary 'resistors' who during the six years were, in their entirety, almost all interlocutors, flatterers, supplicants, clients, beneficiaries, and negotiators of the Revolution."(Message to the people, 15/8/1975)