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‘Oxi’ (No) Day

‘Oxi’ (No) Day

Greece marks day it said ‘No’ to Mussolini

Greece’s Oct. 28 national holiday, known as Ochi Day, or No Day, marks the day in 1940 when Athens rejected a pre-dawn Italian ultimatum to allow its forces to enter Greek territory
Italian troops invaded hours later, prompting Greece’s entry into World War II, in which outnumbered and outgunned Greek forces successfully repulsed the Italians

By AP · 28 October 2021

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