It is impossible to imagine the extent of Greek participation in various liberation movements around the world, in different periods and regions. From the plains of Argentina and the hills of Chile, from the coal mines of Colorado to the swamps of Florida, to the struggles of the Garibaldians, the resistance of the Maquis in France, the struggle of the Vietcong, the Boers, and others. Wherever Greeks had emigrated, they took part in the uprisings, struggles, and strikes of the local people, for the acquisition of freedom, social restoration, and better living conditions. The data in this volume is the result of extensive research in the archives of many countries, in public documents, and personal testimonies. A book that testifies to the actions of Greeks abroad, largely unknown.