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Greece under the Metaxas Dictatorship (1936–1941) – the 4th of August Regime
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8:44Now PlayingThis video is about the dictatorship of General Ioannis Metaxas. On 4 August 1936 he seized power in Greece and in the following years he established a totalitarian Greek state. Yet, although he took inspiration from Mussolini and Hitler he can't be considered a pure fascist. Why not is what you will learn in another short-lived states episode about Greek history. Because Metaxas said 'no' to the Italians the Greco-Italian War started. Overnight Metaxas became a national hero. The 28 October is celebrated in Greece as a national holiday.
History Hustle presents: Greece under the Metaxas Dictatorship – the 4th of August Regime (1936–1941).
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– Greece. Biography of a Modern Nation (Roderick Beaton).
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