In East Germany, Greek communists came as political refugees until 1973.

Greek communists made a violent bid for power.

The motion was condemned by the Greek Communists for its nationalist overtones.

In any case, confusion remained among many Greek Communists as to what the Moscow-sanctioned position was.

After more than half a century as bitter enemies, Greek Communists and conservatives formed a new Government.

The vast majority of us united behind what was important: from the Greek Communists to the British Conservatives.

In the cover-up that followed, Greek Communists were blamed for Polk's death.

The Greek Communists managed to seize most of Greece, but a strong government counterattack forced them back.

Greece was far from being a model democracy and there was no evidence of large-scale Soviet support for the Greek Communists.

During the civil war in Greece (1946-1949) Macedonian communist insurgents supported the Greek communists.