In the early years of the Metapolitefsi, another page is written in the history of Greek Left. As the legitimization of communist parties and the intense politicization that follows the fall of the Junta change the political landscape, a new militant component of the political scene emerges.

Against this backdrop, people from non-parliamentary organizations create their own identity through confrontation with the two "official" communist parties, conflicts with the right-wing Karmanlis, the expectation of imminent overthrow, and political discussions in the tavern. Members of non-parliamentary organizations of the 1970s "breathe" politics.

In this book, the description of the structure of the organizations and their mode of operation is connected with personal narratives of ordinary members, as well as famous executives, about their everyday life and experience in non-parliamentary organizations. The songs and music, the books, the movies, the political duties, the companionship and romantic relationships, the outward appearance of the members: behind the red placards, a wonderful mosaic of diversity and political overstimulation is revealed.

A cultural perspective on a political world that changed rapidly and led to the movements of the 1980s and from there to today's discourse of demands.