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...s in Italy" and of 51 Italian [[neo-fascist]] students, organized by the [[Greek junta]].<ref name=M92/> According to Frédéric Laurent, author of ''L'Orch [[Category:Italian neo-fascists]] ...

|party = [[British Union of Fascists]]<br />[[National Socialist League]] ...[Perennialist]] writer on [[Medieval Spain]] and a translator of Latin and Greek poetry. ...

In May 1944, the [[Greek People's Liberation Army]] formed and named a mixed unit of both Greeks and [[Category:Albanian anti-fascists]] ...

...лимент Охридски", стр. 142.</ref> They appealed to the members of the then Greek and Yugoslav Macedonian refugees' organizations in Bulgaria. This appeal wa ...(1992) Greece, 1941–49: From Resistance to Civil War. The Strategy of the Greek Communist Party, Palgrave Macmillan, {{ISBN|9781349218578}}, p. 75.</ref> N ...

...ne 1940|entry of Italy]] into [[World War II]], to sit foreigners and anti-fascists. It operated from January 1941 to May 1944, with a maximum capacity of 150 ...ning of the camp, which housed inmates with various nationalities: Slavic, Greek, English, etc. reaching a capacity of 165 units. ...

...; more border villages, including Bitinka, Trevi and [[Vernik]], fell into Greek hands on October 31 and November 1 and 2, while a dangerous drive to Poncar ...fter the [[armistice of Cassibile]] he rejected requests by the local anti-fascists to be armed to fight the Germans alongside the Allies, and on 9 September 1 ...

...udied. They date from the third to the sixth centuries and are composed in Greek, Latin, and Hebrew. By the 1970s more inscriptions were discovered includin ...fascists built the [[Campagna concentration camp]] located in Salerno. The Fascists abandoned the camp in 1943 and the inmates were allowed to go free. ...

...Spanish [[Falangism|Falange]] took its name from the Spanish word for the Greek [[phalanx]]. ...rts. The Nazis used the swastika for their uniforms and copied the Italian Fascists' uniforms, with an eagle clutching a wreathed swastika instead of a fasces, ...

...ch he joined the [[World War II#Resistance|Resistance]], was jailed by the fascists, and narrowly avoided the [[death penalty]], before returning to Milan, whe ...rench language|French]], [[Russian language|Russian]] and [[Greek language|Greek]]. ...

...the Romanian diplomatic corp. In 1927, Diamandi received a pardon from the Greek government.{{sfn|Koukounas|2013|p=251}} ...es of [[Piraeus]], where he was involved in a brawl with a [[Hellenic Navy|Greek navy]] captain. During the squabble, Diamandi was wounded by a bottle flung ...

{{Short description|Greek lawyer and politician}} | nationality = Greek ...

...rakleio, Attica|Neo Irakleio]], [[Athens]]. The attack was claimed by anti-fascists in retaliation for the [[murder of Pavlos Fyssas]], comments made by the in ....<ref name=":0">{{Cite news|author=((Reuters Staff))|date=2013-11-16|title=Greek militant group claims Golden Dawn killings|language=en|work=Reuters|url=htt ...

Garibaldi again served with the Greek Army during the [[First Balkan War]] in 1912. [[Category:Italian anti-fascists]] ...

...://dx.doi.org/10.3138/cjh.29.3.525|title= Defining French Fascism, Finding Fascists in France|journal= Canadian Journal of History|date= December 1994| volume= ...iger von Starhemberg]] and any representatives from the [[British Union of Fascists]].<ref name="Pax Romanizing"/> ...

...932 to 1939). Grandi was an ally to the most radical and violent groups of fascists, always surrounding himself with members of the Blackshirts. He used his po ...ortable position until he was sent by Mussolini to the [[Greco-Italian War|Greek Front]] with the other ''[[Gerarca|Gerarchi]]'' in 1941. As Mussolini's amb ...

...s entry into the [[Second World War]], he left for the [[Greco-Italian War|Greek-Albanian]] front with the rank of captain in the [[21st Infantry Division G ...ted by [[firing squad]] on the following day. Nonetheless, the killings of fascists continued, and on 10 January 1944, after the killing of the [[Guardia Nazio ...

After the beginning of [[World War I]] he returned to Këlcyrë. During the Greek Invasion of Albania in 1914 he went to [[Vlorë]] along with other emigrant ...9. In 1942 he was a member of the Council of State and was virulently anti-Greek and anti-Yugoslav. ...

...i grec ante-fanariot în limba română'' ("Essay on the pre-[[Phanariote]] [[Greek language]] elements in Romanian") [[Category:Romanian fascists]] ...

...participating in the [[Greco-Italian War]] until January 1941. During the Greek counteroffensive in late 1940, his Division suffered heavy casualties, and ...llowing the [[Armistice of Cassibile]], he rejected requests by local anti-fascists to organize the resistance against the Germans, allowing them to enter Ital ...

...f> while their property was [[Alienation (property law)|alienated]] by the Greek government.<ref name = Ktistakis>Ktistakis, Yiorgos. "Τσάμηδες - Τ ...ng|pure ethnic border]] and to facilitate the anti-communist movement in [[Greek Civil War|the aftermath of the war]]. Most of the Chams crossed the border ...