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• Dekemvriana abstract "The Dekemvriana (Greek: Δεκεμβριανά, "December events") refers to a series of clashes fought in Athens from 3 December 1944 to 11 January 1945 between the Greek left-wing Resistance forces (EAM-ELAS, KKE) and the British Army supported by the Greek Government, the Cities Police and the far-right Organization X of Georgios Grivas. The conflict was the culmination of months of tension between the left-wing EAM-ELAS, the country's largest resistance movement which controlled most of Greece, and the British-backed government, which had returned from exile upon the Germans' withdrawal in October 1944. Although EAM had initially participated in the government, mounting differences with the traditional bourgeois parties led to the resignation of its ministers. On 3 December, a huge pro-EAM rally in central Athens was shot upon by the Police on orders from Angelos Evert, leaving 28 protesters dead 148 wounded. The killings ushered a full-blown armed confrontation between EAM and the British, under General Ronald Scobie. The clashes were limited to Athens, and elsewhere in Greece the situation remained tense, but tranquil. The Dekemvriana ended with the defeat of EAM-ELAS, leading to its disarmament in the Varkiza Agreement. This first defeat broke the power of EAM, and was followed by a period of "White Terror" that contributed to the outbreak of the Greek Civil War in 1946.".
• Dekemvriana causalties "1,000 wounded".
• Dekemvriana causalties "1,000-1,200 killed".
• Dekemvriana causalties "733 missing".
• Dekemvriana causalties "c:210 killed".
• Dekemvriana combatant "* Greek People's Liberation Army".
• Dekemvriana combatant "* Organization for the Protection of the People's Struggle".
• Dekemvriana combatant "* 3rd Greek Mountain Brigade".
• Dekemvriana combatant "* Cities Police".
• Dekemvriana combatant "* Hellenic Gendarmerie".
• Dekemvriana combatant "25px Organization X".
• Dekemvriana combatant "Greek government-in-exile".
• Dekemvriana combatant "National Liberation Front".
• Dekemvriana combatant "RAN".
• Dekemvriana combatant "some members of the Security Battalions".
• Dekemvriana combatant "ΡΕΑΝ".
• Dekemvriana commander Angelos_Evert.
• Dekemvriana commander Archbishop_Damaskinos_of_Athens.
• Dekemvriana commander Georgios_Grivas.
• Dekemvriana commander Georgios_Papandreou.
• Dekemvriana commander Georgios_Siantos.
• Dekemvriana commander Manolis_Mantakas.
• Dekemvriana commander Nikolaos_Plastiras.
• Dekemvriana commander Ronald_Scobie.
• Dekemvriana commander Sacred_Band_(World_War_II).
• Dekemvriana commander Thrasyvoulos_Tsakalotos.
• Dekemvriana commander Winston_Churchill.
• Dekemvriana date "1944-12-03".
• Dekemvriana isPartOfMilitaryConflict Cold_War.
• Dekemvriana isPartOfMilitaryConflict Greek_Civil_War.
• Dekemvriana place Athens.
• Dekemvriana place Kingdom_of_Greece.
• Dekemvriana result "*British Army and Government of Greece victory".
• Dekemvriana result "*Treaty of Varkiza".
• Dekemvriana strength "11,600".
• Dekemvriana strength "17,800".
• Dekemvriana strength "80,000-90,000".
• Dekemvriana thumbnail 5th_Scottish_Parachute_Battalion_Athens_1944.jpg?width=300.
• Dekemvriana wikiPageID "18487586".
• Dekemvriana wikiPageRevisionID "605461673".
• Dekemvriana caption "--12-18".
• Dekemvriana casualties "1000".
• Dekemvriana casualties "733".
• Dekemvriana casualties "c.20,000 civilians killed".
• Dekemvriana casualties "c:2,000 killed".
• Dekemvriana casualties "c:210 killed".
• Dekemvriana casualties "max.3,000 civilians killed".
• Dekemvriana combatant "25".
• Dekemvriana combatant "Greek government-in-exile * 3rd Greek Mountain Brigade * Cities Police * Hellenic Gendarmerie ΡΕΑΝ".
• Dekemvriana combatant "National Liberation Front * Greek People's Liberation Army * Organization for the Protection of the People's Struggle".
• Dekemvriana combatant "RAN".
• Dekemvriana combatant "some members of the Security Battalions".
• Dekemvriana commander "Angelos Evert".
• Dekemvriana commander "Archbishop Damaskinos".
• Dekemvriana commander "Christodoulos Tsigantes".
• Dekemvriana commander "Georgios Grivas".
• Dekemvriana commander "Georgios Papandreou".
• Dekemvriana commander "Georgios Siantos".
• Dekemvriana commander "Manolis Mantakas".
• Dekemvriana commander "Nikolaos Plastiras".
• Dekemvriana commander "Ronald Scobie".
• Dekemvriana commander "Thrasyvoulos Tsakalotos".
• Dekemvriana commander "Winston Churchill".
• Dekemvriana conflict "Dekemvriana".
• Dekemvriana date "--12-03".
• Dekemvriana hasPhotoCollection Dekemvriana.
• Dekemvriana partof "the Greek civil war and Cold War".
• Dekemvriana place Athens.
• Dekemvriana place Kingdom_of_Greece.
• Dekemvriana result "*British Army and Government of Greece victory *Treaty of Varkiza".
• Dekemvriana strength "11600".
• Dekemvriana strength "17800".
• Dekemvriana strength "80000".
• Dekemvriana subject Category:1944_in_Greece.
• Dekemvriana subject Category:1945_in_Greece.
• Dekemvriana subject Category:Greek_Civil_War.
• Dekemvriana subject Category:History_of_Athens.
• Dekemvriana subject Category:Military_history_of_the_United_Kingdom_during_World_War_II.
• Dekemvriana type Event.
• Dekemvriana type MilitaryConflict.
• Dekemvriana type SocietalEvent.
• Dekemvriana type Event.
• Dekemvriana type Event.
• Dekemvriana type Thing.
• Dekemvriana comment "The Dekemvriana (Greek: Δεκεμβριανά, "December events") refers to a series of clashes fought in Athens from 3 December 1944 to 11 January 1945 between the Greek left-wing Resistance forces (EAM-ELAS, KKE) and the British Army supported by the Greek Government, the Cities Police and the far-right Organization X of Georgios Grivas.".
• Dekemvriana label "Dekemvriana".
• Dekemvriana label "Schlacht um Athen".
• Dekemvriana sameAs Schlacht_um_Athen.
• Dekemvriana sameAs Δεκεμβριανά.
• Dekemvriana sameAs m.0r4_m3g.
• Dekemvriana sameAs Q1473722.
• Dekemvriana sameAs Q1473722.
• Dekemvriana wasDerivedFrom Dekemvriana?oldid=605461673.
• Dekemvriana depiction 5th_Scottish_Parachute_Battalion_Athens_1944.jpg.
• Dekemvriana isPrimaryTopicOf Dekemvriana.
• Dekemvriana name "Dekemvriana".