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Between 1936 and 1940 Greece was under the military dictatorship of Ioannis Metaxas, remembered for the resounding óchi (“no”) he gave in reply to Mussolini’s ultimatum to surrender in 1940.
In the first flush of dictatorship as First Consul, he established the Banque de France, created state-run lycées (high schools), and gave the country its first national set of laws, the Code Napoléon.
Many saw it as a contest between democracy and dictatorship, or, from the other side, between order and Red chaos.
A 20-minute tram ride takes you out to the Yashima peninsula, formerly an island famed for the momentous battles in which the Minamoto clan drove out their Taira rivals in 1182, heralding the country’s rule by military dictatorship for the next seven centuries.
In an op-ed article for the Times , British Prime Minister Tony Blair insisted that peace could be only on NATO's terms and that "the corrupt dictatorship of the Milosevic regime must be cast out," which is still not officially an alliance war aim.