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Greek Urban Warriors, Resistance & Terrorism 1967 - 2014 by Kiesling, John Brady
by Kiesling, John Brady
Greek Urban Warriors, Resistance & Terrorism 1967 - 2014
by Kiesling, John Brady
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Athens: Lycabettus Press (New - will be sent to you direct from the publisher in Greece) U.S. diplomat John Brady Kiesling became a public figure in 2003 with his resignation letter to Colin Powell protesting the folly of U.S. Administration policy in Iraq. With a new MA in ancient history and archaeology at U.C. Berkeley, he joined the State Department in 1983. After service in Tel Aviv, Casablanca, Athens, Yerevan, and Washington, his final assignment was as chief of the Political Section at U.S. Embassy Athens from 2000-2003. He and his colleagues were watching closely when 17 November, the notorious terrorist group that murdered twenty-three people, including five of his U.S. mission colleagues, was rounded up in 2002. This book was begun in 2007 as a short handbook on Greek terrorism based on official accounts. It turned into a multi-year research project, an attempt to disentangle the lies and wishful thinking of Greek urban guerrillas and the people pursuing them. Fluent in ancient and modern Greek, Kiesling watched the 17N appeals trial, interviewed key participants, waded through masses of archival material, and used computer software and painstaking deduction to reconstruct the secret history of the Greek armed revolutionary movement.. 1st Greek Edition.. Softcover. New Book from Greece.
- Bookseller KALAMOS BOOKS (CA)
- Format/Binding Paperback
- Book Condition New New Book from Greece
- Edition 1st Greek Edition.
- Binding Paperback
- Publisher Lycabettus Press
- Place of Publication Athens
- Keywords GREECE 17TH NOVEMBER STREET TERRORISM IN