Greeks Rally To Support The Occupying British

The video discusses the historical events in Greece during WWII, focusing on the irony of welcoming the British, the role of partisans in driving out Germans, and the subsequent conflict with British troops. It highlights Churchill's firm policy to disarm guerrilla bands until elections, emphasizing the complex political situation in Greece and its implications for the Allies.

What was the initial reaction of the Greeks to the British arrival?

• They were indifferent to their arrival.

• They immediately engaged in conflict.

• They welcomed them with open arms.

• They protested against their arrival.

What was the irony in the Greek welcome of the British?

• The British were not interested in Greece.

• The Greeks had no reason to welcome the British.

• The Greeks were unaware of the British intentions.

• The welcome was followed by conflict with the British.

What was the role of the partisans in Greece during the conflict?

• They were neutral in the conflict.

• They opposed any foreign intervention.

• They supported the British troops.

• They helped drive the Germans out of Greece.

What was the British policy towards guerrilla bands in Greece?

• To support them with arms.

• To integrate them into the British army.

• To disarm them until elections.

• To ignore their existence.

What was a major problem for the Allies concerning Greece?

• The economic instability.

• The geographical challenges.

• The political fate of Greece.

• The cultural differences.