The conflicts of the 1940s divided Greek society and created very strong partisan identities. The Occupation, the Resistance, and the Civil War persisted in the discourse of political parties many years after the end of the armed conflicts in August 1949.

The Right, the Center, and the Left spoke about the divisive past and the role they played in the critical decade through three different and competing narratives.

This book follows the formation and evolution of these narratives in the turbulent post-civil war political climate.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]