Greek Resistance

Target entity: Greek Resistance
Context triple: [Axis occupation of Greece, mainOpponent, Greek Resistance]

• A. Greek War of Independence
  The Greek War of Independence was the early 19th-century revolutionary conflict in which Greeks fought to liberate themselves from Ottoman rule and establish an independent Greek state.
• B. Greek Civil War
  The Greek Civil War was a post–World War II conflict (1946–1949) between the Greek government and communist insurgents that became an early flashpoint of the Cold War and a catalyst for increased U.S. intervention in Europe.
• C. Albanian resistance
  The Albanian resistance was a World War II anti-Axis movement in Albania, involving various partisan and nationalist groups fighting occupation forces and shaping the country’s postwar political future.
• D. Kollyvades movement
  The Kollyvades movement was an 18th-century Orthodox monastic revival on Mount Athos that emphasized frequent Communion, strict adherence to liturgical tradition, and the patristic spiritual heritage.
• E. Axis occupation of Greece
  Axis occupation of Greece was the World War II period (1941–1944) when Nazi Germany, Italy, and Bulgaria militarily occupied and partitioned Greece, leading to widespread resistance, famine, and repression.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Greek Resistance
Target entity description: The Greek Resistance was a diverse movement of partisan groups and underground organizations that fought against Axis forces and their collaborators in Greece during World War II.

• A. Greek War of Independence
  The Greek War of Independence was the early 19th-century revolutionary conflict in which Greeks fought to liberate themselves from Ottoman rule and establish an independent Greek state.
• B. Greek Civil War
  The Greek Civil War was a post–World War II conflict (1946–1949) between the Greek government and communist insurgents that became an early flashpoint of the Cold War and a catalyst for increased U.S. intervention in Europe.
• C. Albanian resistance
  The Albanian resistance was a World War II anti-Axis movement in Albania, involving various partisan and nationalist groups fighting occupation forces and shaping the country’s postwar political future.
• D. Kollyvades movement
  The Kollyvades movement was an 18th-century Orthodox monastic revival on Mount Athos that emphasized frequent Communion, strict adherence to liturgical tradition, and the patristic spiritual heritage.
• E. Axis occupation of Greece
  Axis occupation of Greece was the World War II period (1941–1944) when Nazi Germany, Italy, and Bulgaria militarily occupied and partitioned Greece, leading to widespread resistance, famine, and repression.
• F. None of above. chosen