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Greece and Eastern Europe in the 1950s and 1960s,ultaneously several goals: economic, geopolitical and security-oriented ones. Despite serious security concerns, Athens decided to adhere to the primacy of diplomacy, meaning placing more emphasis on political and diplomatic dialogue than on military deterrence. This was necessitated by the inferior

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,The Unholy Alliance: Athens Military Regime’s Ties with the Communist Bloc,s. The Colonels’ non-political relationship with the “hateful communists” was based on reasons related to domestic propaganda and the regime’s attempt to create the impression of an independent foreign policy. Despite the downside of the legitimisation of a staunch anti-Communist dictatorial regime,

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Conclusions,War. It was a multilevel foreign policy course that had serious ramifications in the regional architecture of power in the coherence of the NATO Alliance. Unlike the French and German Ostpolitik, which was exclusively intended to achieve a détente in their relations with the Soviet Bloc, Greece’s op

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Pharmakokinetik von Diprafenon am Menschen,itary dictatorship (1967–1974) was of a mere propagandistic nature. The more robust, comprehensive Ostpolitik pursued by Athens in the timespan 1974–1989 was aimed at addressing an existential threat for Greece’s security, which came from its own Western Bloc, Turkey.

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