The note left by suicide 77year old man says:
It was short before 9 o’ clock in the morning when stunned passers-by heard a gunshot and saw a man falling dead. The man shouted "so I won΄t leave debts for my children" before killing himself.
Later: Greek praetorian police fired tear gas at demonstrators who gathered outside the parliament to commemorate the pensioner!
"The occupation government Tsolakoglou annihilated every trace of my survival which was based on a decent pension for which thirty five years I only (without the support of the State) paid.
Because I have an age which does not give me the ability individually to respond dynamically (without excluding the fact that if a Greek took a Kalashnikov, the second one would be me)
I can not find another way to react other than a decent end before I start looking in the garbage to survive.
I believe that young people without a future, will -one day- take up arms and at Syntagma Square will hang the national traitors as the Italians did to Mussolini in 1945 (Piazza Poreto in Milan)"
note:
Tsolakoglou was the first prime minister of the Nazi occupied Greece (Hellas) April 1941
It was short before 9 o’ clock in the morning when stunned passers-by heard a gunshot and saw a man falling dead. The man shouted "so I won΄t leave debts for my children" before killing himself.
the place where the 77 year old man died
poster calling for gathering at Syntagma Square
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