EAM

National Liberation Front, a Greek underground resistance movement of World War II and political coalition of various leftist groups.

Origin of EAM

< Modern Greek E(thnikō) A(pelevtherōtikò) M(étōpo)

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British Dictionary definitions for eam

EAM

noun

(in World War II) the leftist resistance in German-occupied Greece

Word Origin for EAM

C20: from Modern Greek Ethniko Apeleutherotiko Metopo National Liberation Front

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