Re: [Marxism] With apologies to Paul Verhoeven

["NÃstor Gorojovsky" <nmgoro@xxxxxxxxx>]

2007/9/27, LÃko Willms <lueko.willms@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 22:02:25 +0200, Einde O'Callaghan wrote. answering
>
> > in Greece
> > the British allied with the pro-German collaborators in order to
> > suppress EAM/ELAS the Communist-led resistance movement.
>
>   Well, in Greece they did really get into the footsteps of German
> occupation. The civil war which followed gave place to many horrors. And
> let's not forget the military coup of 1967 which instituted a long
> lasting military dictatorship in Greece, led by NATO generals.

And one of the reasons behind the burst of hatred against Serbia and
Yugoslavia in general during the 90s was that they showed not to be as
easy a prey as the Greek... And the Greek weren't easy, indeed. The
bourgeoisie always considered the 1945 stalemate as that, as a
stalemate. They struggled until they could check their true enemy out
of life. This is, in the end, what urged Trotsky, who knew himself to
be a potential victim of Stalin, to never surrender the goal of
defending the USSR.
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