This leader, whose propaganda styled him as "First Peasant" and "First Worker," strangely promoted the teaching of folk and highland dialects in elementary schools.
This leader, whose propaganda styled him as "First Peasant" and "First Worker," strangely promoted the teaching of folk and highland dialects in elementary schools. This non-German leader's government used a golden double axe as the symbol of its official youth group and proclaimed the advent of the third version of his country's civilization. Unusually, his regime was tolerant of Jews, though they were banned from participating in its National Youth Organization, the EON. An October 28th holiday celebrates a rebuke by this man, in which he supposedly said "Okhi," or "No," to an order to station troops in his country. His namesake defensive line was breached during the Battle of the Forts, which allowed Wilhelm List to invade from the north. This man's sudden death in 1941 marked the end of the 4th of August Regime. For 10 points, name this fascist Greek general who governed after a self-coup in 1936.
This leader, whose propaganda styled him as "First Peasant" and "First Worker," strangely promoted the teaching of folk and highland dialects in elementary schools.
Ioannis Metaxas