Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/73sr195oi8v.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter When Greece Said “No” — And Beat Mussolini [LnCJG4y7aKr] Health Updated on August 09, 2026 EDT — Published on August 09, 2026 EDT In 1940, Italy demanded Greece surrender. Greece answered with one word: “Oxi.” What came next stunned the world. Outgunned and outnumbered, Greek forces stopped the Italian invasion and pushed into Albania. It became Italy’s first major defeat in World War II. Even as Germany rolled in months later, the world had already seen the first crack in the Axis war machine—thanks to Greek resistance. 🇬🇷🔥 #WWII #OxiDay #GreekHistory #YouTubeShorts #WarHistory ZIokeRJVbNa x1LNbV3e9n5 pdYZ02zjrU2 dbd5i1eYpN7 8kVRqTT0yyA CTIQCrdJlke
In 1940, Italy demanded Greece surrender. Greece answered with one word: “Oxi.” What came next stunned the world. Outgunned and outnumbered, Greek forces stopped the Italian invasion and pushed into Albania. It became Italy’s first major defeat in World War II. Even as Germany rolled in months later, the world had already seen the first crack in the Axis war machine—thanks to Greek resistance. 🇬🇷🔥 #WWII #OxiDay #GreekHistory #YouTubeShorts #WarHistory ZIokeRJVbNa x1LNbV3e9n5 pdYZ02zjrU2 dbd5i1eYpN7 8kVRqTT0yyA CTIQCrdJlke