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Irlandos: New page: The Panhellenic Union of Young Fighters (Greek Πανελλήνιος Ένωσις Αγωνιζομένων Νέων "ΠΕΑΝ" - PEAN) was a resistance group during...

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New page: The Panhellenic Union of Young Fighters (Greek Πανελλήνιος Ένωσις Αγωνιζομένων Νέων "ΠΕΑΝ" - PEAN) was a resistance group during...

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The [[Panhellenic Union of Young Fighters]] ([[Greek langauge|Greek]] Πανελλήνιος Ένωσις Αγωνιζομένων Νέων "ΠΕΑΝ" - PEAN) was a resistance group during the German occupation of [[Greece]] ([[1941]] - [[1944]]).

PEAN was founded in October [[1941]] by Airforce officer [[Kostas Perrikos]] from [[Chios]]. Others involved in the group's founding were I. Katevakis, G. Alexiadis, D. Papavasilopoulos.

Its greatest accomplishment was the blowing up of the offices of ESPO (the collaborationist National Socialist Patriotic Organisation) at the corner of Patisia and Gladstone streets in [[Athens]], on [[September 20]], [[1942]]. 43 Germans and 29 ESPO members were killed in the blast and ESPO - whose aim was to recruit Greeks in the Axis [[WWII]] effort - ceased to exist as an organisation.

Following the blast, several members of PEAN were arrested and executed:
*A. Skouras, I. Katevakis, D. Lois and Dionysios Papadopoulos on [[January 7]], [[1943]]
*Kostas Perrikos on [[February 4]], [[1943]]
*Ioulia Bimba in Germany

PEAN continued to exist until December [[1944]] when they fought against [[EAM]]/[[ELAS]] in the battle of Athens, during the [[December Events]]

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 Members included Antonis Mytilineos, Mihalis Balitsaris, Spyros Galatis, N. Mourtos, Nikos Lazaris, Spyros Stanotas, Ioulia Bimba, Ekaterini Besi and others.
-Its greatest accomplishment was the blowing up of the offices of ESPO (the collaborationist National Socialist Patriotic Organisation) at the corner of Patisia and Gladstone streets in [[Athens]], on [[September 20]], [[1942]]. 43 Germans and 29 ESPO members were killed in the blast and ESPO - whose aim was to recruit Greeks in the Axis [[WWII]] effort - ceased to exist as an organisation.
+Its greatest accomplishment was the blowing up of the offices of ESPO (the collaborationist National Socialist Patriotic Organisation) at the corner of [[Patision Street|Patisia]] and Gladstone streets in [[Athens]], on [[September 20]], [[1942]]. 43 Germans and 29 ESPO members were killed in the blast and ESPO - whose aim was to recruit Greeks in the Axis [[WWII]] effort - ceased to exist as an organisation.
 On [[November 11]], [[1942]] several members of PEAN were arrested. Many were later executed:

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 PEAN was founded in October [[1941]] by Airforce officer [[Kostas Perrikos]] from [[Chios]]. Others involved in the group's founding were Ioannis Katevatis, G. Alexiadis, D. Papavasilopoulos.
-Members included Antonis Mytilineos, Spyros Galatis, N. Mourtos, Nikos Lazaris, Spyros Stanotas, Ioulia Bimba, Ekaterini Besi and others.
+Members included Antonis Mytilineos, Mihalis Balitsaris, Spyros Galatis, N. Mourtos, Nikos Lazaris, Spyros Stanotas, Ioulia Bimba, Ekaterini Besi and others.
 Its greatest accomplishment was the blowing up of the offices of ESPO (the collaborationist National Socialist Patriotic Organisation) at the corner of Patisia and Gladstone streets in [[Athens]], on [[September 20]], [[1942]]. 43 Germans and 29 ESPO members were killed in the blast and ESPO - whose aim was to recruit Greeks in the Axis [[WWII]] effort - ceased to exist as an organisation.

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−	PEAN continued to exist until December [[1944]] when they fought against [[EAM]]/[[ELAS]] in the battle of Athens, during the [[December Events]]	+	PEAN continued to exist until December [[1944]] when they fought against [[EAM]]/[[ELAS]] in the battle of Athens, during the [[December Events]].
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−	The [[Panhellenic Union of Young Fighters]] ([[Greek language\|Greek]] Πανελλήνιος Ένωσις Αγωνιζομένων Νέων "ΠΕΑΝ" - PEAN) was a resistance group during the German occupation of [[Greece]] ([[1941]] - [[1944]]).	+	The '''[[Panhellenic Union of Young Fighters]]''' ([[Greek language\|Greek]] Πανελλήνιος Ένωσις Αγωνιζομένων Νέων "ΠΕΑΝ" - PEAN) was a resistance group during the German occupation of [[Greece]] ([[1941]] - [[1944]]).

	PEAN was founded in October [[1941]] by Airforce officer [[Kostas Perrikos]] from [[Chios]]. Others involved in the group's founding were Ioannis Katevatis, G. Alexiadis, D. Papavasilopoulos.		PEAN was founded in October [[1941]] by Airforce officer [[Kostas Perrikos]] from [[Chios]]. Others involved in the group's founding were Ioannis Katevatis, G. Alexiadis, D. Papavasilopoulos.

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−	The [[Panhellenic Union of Young Fighters]] ([[Greek ~~langauge~~\|Greek]] Πανελλήνιος Ένωσις Αγωνιζομένων Νέων "ΠΕΑΝ" - PEAN) was a resistance group during the German occupation of [[Greece]] ([[1941]] - [[1944]]).	+	The [[Panhellenic Union of Young Fighters]] ([[Greek language\|Greek]] Πανελλήνιος Ένωσις Αγωνιζομένων Νέων "ΠΕΑΝ" - PEAN) was a resistance group during the German occupation of [[Greece]] ([[1941]] - [[1944]]).

	PEAN was founded in October [[1941]] by Airforce officer [[Kostas Perrikos]] from [[Chios]]. Others involved in the group's founding were I. Katevakis, G. Alexiadis, D. Papavasilopoulos.		PEAN was founded in October [[1941]] by Airforce officer [[Kostas Perrikos]] from [[Chios]]. Others involved in the group's founding were I. Katevakis, G. Alexiadis, D. Papavasilopoulos.

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 The [[Panhellenic Union of Young Fighters]] ([[Greek language|Greek]] Πανελλήνιος Ένωσις Αγωνιζομένων Νέων "ΠΕΑΝ" - PEAN) was a resistance group during the German occupation of [[Greece]] ([[1941]] - [[1944]]).
-PEAN was founded in October [[1941]] by Airforce officer [[Kostas Perrikos]] from [[Chios]]. Others involved in the group's founding were I. Katevakis, G. Alexiadis, D. Papavasilopoulos.
+PEAN was founded in October [[1941]] by Airforce officer [[Kostas Perrikos]] from [[Chios]]. Others involved in the group's founding were Ioannis Katevatis, G. Alexiadis, D. Papavasilopoulos.
-Members included Antonis Mytilineos, Sp. Galatis, N. Mourtos, N. Lazaris, Sp. Spanotas and others.
+Members included Antonis Mytilineos, Spyros Galatis, N. Mourtos, Nikos Lazaris, Spyros Stanotas, Ioulia Bimba, Ekaterini Besi and others.
 Its greatest accomplishment was the blowing up of the offices of ESPO (the collaborationist National Socialist Patriotic Organisation) at the corner of Patisia and Gladstone streets in [[Athens]], on [[September 20]], [[1942]]. 43 Germans and 29 ESPO members were killed in the blast and ESPO - whose aim was to recruit Greeks in the Axis [[WWII]] effort - ceased to exist as an organisation.
-Following the blast, several members of PEAN were arrested and executed:
+On [[November 11]], [[1942]] several members of PEAN were arrested. Many were later executed:
-*A. Skouras, I. Katevakis, D. Lois and Dionysios Papadopoulos on [[January 7]], [[1943]]
+*Athanasios Skouras, Ioannis Katevatis, Dimitris Lois and Dionysios Papadopoulos on [[January 7]], [[1943]]
 *Kostas Perrikos on [[February 4]], [[1943]]
 *Ioulia Bimba in Germany
 PEAN continued to exist until December [[1944]] when they fought against [[EAM]]/[[ELAS]] in the battle of Athens, during the [[December Events]]

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	PEAN was founded in October [[1941]] by Airforce officer [[Kostas Perrikos]] from [[Chios]]. Others involved in the group's founding were I. Katevakis, G. Alexiadis, D. Papavasilopoulos.		PEAN was founded in October [[1941]] by Airforce officer [[Kostas Perrikos]] from [[Chios]]. Others involved in the group's founding were I. Katevakis, G. Alexiadis, D. Papavasilopoulos.
		+	Members included Antonis Mytilineos, Sp. Galatis, N. Mourtos, N. Lazaris, Sp. Spanotas and others.

	Its greatest accomplishment was the blowing up of the offices of ESPO (the collaborationist National Socialist Patriotic Organisation) at the corner of Patisia and Gladstone streets in [[Athens]], on [[September 20]], [[1942]]. 43 Germans and 29 ESPO members were killed in the blast and ESPO - whose aim was to recruit Greeks in the Axis [[WWII]] effort - ceased to exist as an organisation.		Its greatest accomplishment was the blowing up of the offices of ESPO (the collaborationist National Socialist Patriotic Organisation) at the corner of Patisia and Gladstone streets in [[Athens]], on [[September 20]], [[1942]]. 43 Germans and 29 ESPO members were killed in the blast and ESPO - whose aim was to recruit Greeks in the Axis [[WWII]] effort - ceased to exist as an organisation.