Martyries Mias Diadromos [IN GREEK] by Pappas, Elli [1920-2009] - 2010

Athens: Benaki Museum, 2010 Elli Pappas filed in 1993 and 1995 two texts in the Historical Archives of the Benaki Museum.for publication only after her death. The first document was a typed 52 pages entitled "Case Ploumbides" and a second group of papers (108 pages total) consisting of: foreword entitled "About", an autobiographical text, the body of articles in newspapers "Dawn" and " New "entitled" Appendix ", document entitled" Letters to my son "and a handwritten letter by Nikos Ploumbides to the same date 4. V. 52. Fulfilling the wishes of the donor in October 2009 [they are published] intact and without interference."Anyone interested can read this text should not believe that you will find an autobiography. Undoubtedly, those who write with concern regarding my life and my experiences, but is strictly limited (as much as I could and I could) in a class experience: a those relating to my position on the Communist Party and the adventures of our mutual relationship.[.] In these experiences I stood, I tried to give them in my text, I am presenting to the Archive of the Benaki Museum in the hope that something can be of assistance. The change in operating procedures, making and implementing decisions, respect for the fighters is most basic needs for the Left in our country, and then by the harsh experiences of the collapse of "actually existing socialism." The question is whether these needs, or the historic necessities-have become common sense to all parties of the Left, especially in the communist movement. This is the reason that motivated me to register my own testimony .for those (albeit not all) I saw, I knew, I got into the movement which dedicated our lives-and no exchange " cash-outs. "Elli Pappas, Athens, 27.12.1995. Edited by Tassos Sakellaropoulos. 1st Greek Ed... Soft Cover. New Book from Greece.