Documents of the seven years published by the POLITICAL Parliament

Three documents relating to the dramatic events in Greece and Cyprus, in the years of the dictatorship and the Turkish invasion of the Megalonisos, were published yesterday by the President of the House, thus giving a follow-up – announcing again more "episodes" […] "We deliver three texts that were part of these archives," he said. MN Voutsis to reporters, qualifying them as "emblematic": The first is a telegram from the MP of Thessaloniki L. Laskaridis to the Union Center for suspicious movements of troops in northern Greece in March 1967, shortly before the scheduled elections and the coup d'etat of G. Papadopoulos. The second is a notification to the cabinet of dictators of a decision of the head of the Hellenic Armed Forces on the rejection of Melina Merkouri. The third is a meeting of the "cabinet", dated July 20, 1974, where the proclamation of "the general emergency of the country" and the law of the Cabinet of Ministers with the signatures of the participants of the cabinet were decided. "These are three emblematic texts that we deliver to you by fulfilling our moral, historical and political obligation so that these events, with the messages that they have every day for today and tomorrow, be made public for the"

It is recalled that last November, at an extraordinary press conference, the Speaker of Parliament announced that archival documents had been found in a secret chamber of Parliament. , and in this case a lot of questions regarding the procedures chosen for the notification of the case (we remember that the parties had not received timely information on the material revealed), as well than the way it was investigated and exploited. 19659002] Digitization

"In October, the first four multi-volume volumes on the Cyprus file will be published, the authentic documents collected by the committee from 1986 to October 1988 Voutsis added yesterday, noting that "perhaps several tens of volumes will be multi-page in the coming months". "

" The House was then the scene of some developments, because here were the Ministries of the junta Council. A year and a half ago, we had access to the archives of these boards for the first time – a huge volume that scientists are trying to put into operation, "he said elsewhere, referring to the incident "Secret room"

. that in an interview with the Cypriot News Agency, Mr Voutsis said: "The material to be published will be a total of 32 volumes of 500 or 600 pages each"