"They say that they distrust our proposal, fearing a so-called Communist plot. Nevertheless anyone possessing a minimum of good faith will be unable to understand why a plan for a democratic solution is not accepted, a plan which would exclude the possibility of any machination or fraud by one side or the other. And the task of the United Nations should properly be to elaborate such a plan, rather than to appoint commissions which have proved to be the servants of those who organized the civil war ... By rejecting our honest proposals our adversaries have proven that it is they, who acquired power by force, who wish to retain power by force, and by betraying the national independence of Greece." The Greek Civil War. American intervention. Communism. Fascism. Democracy. It's all covered here, as it unfolded. The contents of this book were drawn from two speeches by Dr. Ales Bebler, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Acting Chief of the Delegation of the FPR of Yugoslavia to the Third Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations, delivered on October 27, 1948.