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'''Ethniki Kai Koinoniki Apeleftherosis''' (National and Social Liberation), also known by its initials [[EKKA]], was the [[Greece|Greek]] resistance movement founded by [[Dimitrios Psarros]] in [[Central Greece]] to combat the Germans.

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−	'''Ethniki Kai Koinoniki Apeleftherosis''' (National and Social Liberation), also known by its initials [[EKKA]], was the [[Greece\|Greek]] resistance movement founded by [[Dimitrios Psarros]] during [[World War II]], to combat the Germans.	+	'''Ethniki Kai Koinoniki Apeleftherosis''' ([[National and Social Liberation]]), also known by its initials [[EKKA]], was the [[Greece\|Greek]] resistance movement founded by [[Dimitrios Psarros]] during [[World War II]], to combat the Germans.

	Psaros founded the resistance group [[EKKA]] along with politician [[Georgios Kartalis]], officers Dimitrios Karachristos, Dimitrios Georgantas and others. The organisation's aims were to fight the Germans as long as the occupation lasted and, after liberation, work for social change. EKKA had followers and were active mainly in [[Central Greece]] but on Easter Monday, [[April 17]], [[1944]], were attacked by the Communist forces of [[ELAS]] who sought to have a monopoly in the political future of Greece after liberation. Psaros was captured, shot, stabbed and killed. Many of the members of EKKA were also captured and most of them tortured before they were killed and the organisation ceased to exist.		Psaros founded the resistance group [[EKKA]] along with politician [[Georgios Kartalis]], officers Dimitrios Karachristos, Dimitrios Georgantas and others. The organisation's aims were to fight the Germans as long as the occupation lasted and, after liberation, work for social change. EKKA had followers and were active mainly in [[Central Greece]] but on Easter Monday, [[April 17]], [[1944]], were attacked by the Communist forces of [[ELAS]] who sought to have a monopoly in the political future of Greece after liberation. Psaros was captured, shot, stabbed and killed. Many of the members of EKKA were also captured and most of them tortured before they were killed and the organisation ceased to exist.

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	Psaros founded the resistance group [[EKKA]] along with politician [[Georgios Kartalis]], officers Dimitrios Karachristos, Dimitrios Georgantas and others. The organisation's aims were to fight the Germans as long as the occupation lasted and, after liberation, work for social change. EKKA had followers and were active mainly in [[Central Greece]] but on Easter Monday, [[April 17]], [[1944]], were attacked by the Communist forces of [[ELAS]] who sought to have a monopoly in the political future of Greece after liberation. Psaros was captured, shot, stabbed and killed. Many of the members of EKKA were also captured and most of them tortured before they were killed and the organisation ceased to exist.		Psaros founded the resistance group [[EKKA]] along with politician [[Georgios Kartalis]], officers Dimitrios Karachristos, Dimitrios Georgantas and others. The organisation's aims were to fight the Germans as long as the occupation lasted and, after liberation, work for social change. EKKA had followers and were active mainly in [[Central Greece]] but on Easter Monday, [[April 17]], [[1944]], were attacked by the Communist forces of [[ELAS]] who sought to have a monopoly in the political future of Greece after liberation. Psaros was captured, shot, stabbed and killed. Many of the members of EKKA were also captured and most of them tortured before they were killed and the organisation ceased to exist.
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−	'''Ethniki Kai Koinoniki Apeleftherosis''' (National and Social Liberation), also known by its initials [[EKKA]], was the [[Greece\|Greek]] resistance movement founded by [[Dimitrios Psarros]] in [[Central Greece]] to ~~combat~~ the ~~Germans~~.	+	'''Ethniki Kai Koinoniki Apeleftherosis''' (National and Social Liberation), also known by its initials [[EKKA]], was the [[Greece\|Greek]] resistance movement founded by [[Dimitrios Psarros]] during [[World War II]], to combat the Germans.
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		+	Psaros founded the resistance group [[EKKA]] along with politician [[Georgios Kartalis]], officers Dimitrios Karachristos, Dimitrios Georgantas and others. The organisation's aims were to fight the Germans as long as the occupation lasted and, after liberation, work for social change. EKKA had followers and were active mainly in [[Central Greece]] but on Easter Monday, [[April 17]], [[1944]], were attacked by the Communist forces of [[ELAS]] who sought to have a monopoly in the political future of Greece after liberation. Psaros was captured, shot, stabbed and killed. Many of the members of EKKA were also captured and most of them tortured before they were killed and the organisation ceased to exist.