Military Collaborationism By Zorz Sari

So far I have attempted to explore the various ways in which the texts under discussion engage with different aspects of collaborationism. There is, however, one last question to be addressed; how much do the texts say about the issue of armed or military collaboration, which ‘is perhaps the most extreme form of collaboration as it entails taking up arms, and fighting for and with the occupier and against one’s own brethren’ ? The answer in not surprising given the climate of consensual oblivion that became an imperative in the first period of the metapolitefsi; they say absolutely nothing.
There is, nonetheless, a remarkable exception. This is Zorz Sari’s largely autobiographical narrative Κόκκινη κλωστή δεμένη (1974) which, as the author