REPUBLICANISM
THE MOVEMENT IN GREECE
DEMAND FOR. OVERTHROW OF
DYNAST if
(UNIIED PRESS AS3OCIATIO.N-—COMRKint.)
(AU6nt.ltUN-i!EV/ ZEALAND CAULE ASSOCIATION.) LONDON, 27th November. Tlio "Mofniiig Post's" Athens correspondent says a meeting in L iie Temple of the Olympian Zeus adopted a resolution advocating a deposition of the, present dynasty, and ttio exercise of authority by a revolutionary government until a republican form of government has been ratified by the people. _ Colonel Plastiradj replying to a deputation, said: "I reject youv proposal that my Government net as a regency, in any case we should not overthrow tliu dynasty unless with the absoluto authority of the whole of the people. The National Assembly, after the elections, can seek their opinion. Meanwhile, my advice is to carry on moral propaganda; then the country will have peace and be able to face external dangers."
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 129, 28 November 1923, Page 5
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138REPUBLICANISM Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 129, 28 November 1923, Page 5
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