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Introduction
1) Context and genesis.
From which militant encounters and which political scene was the Revolutionary Struggle project born?
What was the situation in Greece at that time?
What was the situation of the revolutionary movement in Greece at that time? Especially what was the situation of guerilla organizations?
What was at that time your analysis of the other experiences of armed struggle in Europe?
What in the international situation motivated your decision?
What was your analysis of the classes situation in Greece?
2) Political and Strategic project
What is the strategic project of Revolutionary Struggle?
What steps did you imagine going through between the beginning of guerilla and the social revolution?
What is the place of armed struggle in your strategy? What conceptions did you have between armed and unarmed forms of struggle?
3) History, strictly speaking
Revolutionary Struggle took dozens of actions. How can we cut this history in periods?
How did the first guerilla actions go? Was it as you expected? Were subjective and objective difficulties as you expected them?
What political echoes did your first actions (2003–2008) provoked?
Actions from 2003–2008 seemed to follow a predetermined strategic logic. But after Alexis Grigoropoulos death the organization followed actuality more closely. Was it predetermined to follow it more closely or did the importance of the event force you to adjust your practice?
What political and social echoes did the retaliation actions for Alexis provoke?
In 2009, there was a series of actions against economical interests (Exchange, banks). What was the intention of these actions?
March 10, 2010, Lambros Fountas was killed by the police. What can you say about the comrade? How did this loss impact your operation?
What was the political context during your first trials? What were your political and practical goals during the 2011 trial? Did this trial have the political impact you imagined?
What solidarity came out for you? What political role did you meant to give it? What political role did it actually play?
You had several months of supervised release during which you engaged in an intense political activity (meetings…). What is your assessment of this activity?
Two of you went undercover. What can you say about this decision?
While returning to guerilla, the situation in Greece had changed: the revolutionary movement was in crisis, etc. In which way, did that influence the strategic project of Revolutionary Struggle?
How did the arrest of Nikos on July 16, 2014 go? How did it impact the operation of the organization?
Just after Nikos was arrested the perspective of seeing Syriza in power provoked discussions inside the revolutionary millieu, especially concerning the question of electoral abstention. What can you say about it? What was your stand?
In March/April 2015, there was a unitary hunger strike of the revolutionary prisoners against Type-C prisons. Did this strike help developing common perspectives and/or did it emphasize contradictions?
How did you evaluate solidarity towards this hunger strike?
What can you say about the helicopter evasion project? What perspectives would have his escape open?
Other revolutionary forces emerged (first of them, SPF), what was your analysis of these forces and of their projects?
4) Temporary assessment of Revolutionary Struggle and of the movement in Greece.
What is your analysis of today’s situation in Greece, now that the bourgeoisie seems to have stabilized the crisis without getting the country out of the EU?
What situation, in Greece and in the world, do you think today has revolutionary potentials?
What is your temporary assessment of the fight of Revolutionary Struggle? What part of this legacy can feed the coming fights? What part of this legacy should be questioned?
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