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Amalia wrote that if diplomacy had developed differently in late 1940 or early 1941, the Soviet Union could have attacked Greece while it was fighting Italy. She argued that the German-Soviet pact did not define spheres of influence in the Balkans and that Stalin was particularly interested in Bulgaria. According to her post, on November 25, 1940, Soviet diplomat Arkady Sobolev conveyed a proposal for an alliance in Sofia. Amalia stated that the USSR offered Bulgaria military support in case of threat, support for its territorial claims in Greek areas, non-interference in its internal politics, and free grain and oil. In return, she claimed, it sought to establish naval and air bases in Varna and Burgas, while Stalin asked Hitler to recognize Bulgaria as part of the Soviet sphere of influence. Amalia argued that the Comintern, in a message signed by Georgi Dimitrov, called on the Bulgarian Communist Party to mobilize politicians and the public in favor of the proposal. She estimated that Soviet support for Bulgarian claims would require an ultimatum to Greece and, in the event of refusal, an invasion by Soviet and Bulgarian troops. In the post, Hitler prevented the agreement, warning of a potential Sovietization of Bulgaria and promising the Bulgarians the same Greek territories without war. Amalia noted that King Boris rejected the Soviet proposal and that Bulgaria joined the Axis in March 1941. #Ιστορία #ΕλληνοϊταλικόςΠόλεμος #ΣοβιετικήΈνωση (translated)

P.G. Papanikolaou wrote that on Sunday, 11/10/26, he would appear on MEGA NEWS with N. Panagiotopoulos to discuss what he described as a venture by Georgiadis aimed at the retroactive acquittal of individuals he referred to as fraudsters and quacks. https://t.co/F4JWS7TOEP #Ειδήσεις #Ελλάδα #Πολιτική (translated)

The restoration of landfills on these six islands proves our commitment to permanently resolving the environmental issues of the past. With targeted projects and secured resources, we protect public health, upgrade insular Greece, and enhance the international credibility of the country, leaving behind the era of European fines. The Minister of Environment and Energy, Mr. Stavros Papastavrou, stated: "The restoration of landfills on these six islands proves our commitment to permanently resolving the environmental issues of the past. With targeted projects and secured resources, we protect public health, upgrade insular Greece, and enhance the international credibility of the country, leaving behind the era of European fines." #ΧΑΔΑ #Περιβάλλον #ΝησιωτικήΑνάπτυξη (translated)

Kiou told Nikos Tzouannis that, in his opinion, the term "fan-journalist" had been coined in Greece as a means of survival for journalists. He added that this had led to voyeuristic journalism and to the point where even likes on social media were being monitored. #δημοσιογραφία #Ελλάδα #κινήσεις (translated)

Vicky wrote that Nikos Zisis, husband of Athina Katsara who was lost in the Tempi incident, said he remembered what he heard in the room from someone, including the phrase that he would chase them until they stepped on "black snow." He also referred to a video with Christos Tilkeridis, father of 23-year-old Angelos who was lost in Tempi. https://t.co/nK0s9tdFSz #Τέμπη #Ελλάδα #Αναμνήσεις (translated)

Nikos Boyiopoulos linked the anniversary of the liberation of Athens on October 12, 1944, with a conference and archaeological exhibition scheduled for October 15-17. He wrote that EAM, ELAS, and EPON liberated Athens from Nazi occupation at that time. Boyiopoulos argued that the titles and themes of the presentations downplayed the German occupation. He also criticized the event's poster, stating that it depicted a large Wehrmacht flag over the Acropolis, where, as he noted, Manolis Glezos and Lakis Santas had lowered the Nazi flag. He specifically referred to a presentation by a German historian, whose title linked the desire to be present when the flag was raised at the Acropolis with the horizons of imagination and the reality of the German occupation in Greece from 1941-1944/45. Boyiopoulos interpreted the title as an insinuation that aspects of the Nazi atrocities could be a product of imagination and connected his criticism to revisionist approaches regarding the 200 from Kaisariani. He characterized the event as a disgrace and emphasized that it was held under the auspices of the Greek Ministry of Culture. As he mentioned, the conference was organized by the German Archaeological Institute of Athens (DAI), the Italian School of Archaeology, and the Institute of Historical Research/National Hellenic Research Foundation. #ΓερμανικήΚατοχή #Αθήνα #Ιστορία (translated)

The author of the post argued that Greeks would pay very dearly for the mistakes of Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Alexis Tsipras, and Nikos Androulakis regarding the Ukrainian issue. He said that the three politicians should publicly apologize for what he described as a criminal mistake, support Ukraine, and fight against Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump. https://t.co/ETHzAZKENl #Ελλάδα #Ουκρανία #πολιτική #GR #UA #RU #US (translated)

The lover of Pezza wrote that George Bartzokas' father was imprisoned for more than 10 years in Leros, Makronisos, AVEROFF, and Vourla because he was a communist. At the same time, he described a account as fascist that, as he mentioned, wished for Makronisos for others and bore Bartzokas' name. #Ελλάδα #πολιτική #ιστορία (translated)

In response to a question from Vima, during the briefing of political editors, Pavlos Marinakis referred to Kyriakos Mitsotakis' letter to Ursula von der Leyen regarding Athens' requests, explaining that the government is asking for extraordinary interventions that are required or may be required to support citizens during a difficult energy winter to be excluded from the calculation of spending limits. #Ελλάδα #ενεργειακή_κρίση #δημοσιονομική_ευελιξία (translated)

Greece is seeking greater fiscal flexibility from the EU for additional support measures during the energy crisis, while the government responds to the opposition's challenges regarding heating oil and Kyriakos Mitsotakis' self-sufficiency. #Ελλάδα #ενεργειακή_κρίση #δημοσιονομική_ευελιξία (translated)

Chris Avramidis wrote that the government spokesman repeatedly avoided labeling the attack in Eleusis as Nazi. He added that he was asked why the government had not spoken for four days and mentioned that a video with more information would follow. #Ελλάδα #ναζισμός #πολιτική (translated)

KatiApoZebra wrote that Germans were turning to Kerameus to find work in Greece and Americans to Adonis, due to the country's healthcare system. She described Greece as a place of "opportunities," arguing that the Greeks were the only ones who did not have them. #Ελλάδα #εργασία #υγεία (translated)