After extensive research in archives and primary sources, historian writer Dimosthenis Koukunas outlines such a critical period, the Occupation. Without blinders, obsessions, or prejudices, he presents controversial events while highlighting unanswered questions that still remain or lacked convincing explanations, delving into both known and unknown behind-the-scenes events.

That time of triple foreign occupation, with all the immediate dramatic consequences it had for the Greek people, is represented in the first six thematic titles of this work that are already in circulation.

Contents:

• Lightning seizure of mainland Greece.
• The islands of the Aegean.
• The entrance of the Germans into Athens.
• The first reactions of public opinion.
• The disruption of balance in daily life.
• A capital of refugees.
• Restrictive measures and requisitions.
• The unexpected revival of political life.
• In view of the British prisoners of Crete.
• The first protests.
• The Germans grant rights to Bulgarians and Italians.
• The first occupation days in Thessaloniki.
• Refugees from Bulgarian-occupied territories.
• Atmosphere of gloom in Macedonia and Thrace.
• The peculiar regime in Evros.