Watch as Greek people march in Athens on Friday, 17 November, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of a bloody 1973 student uprising that helped topple the then-military junta.
The march is frequently used as a focal point to protest against current events, and for the right to freedom and democracy.
People march to the embassy of the United States, which many Greeks accuse of supporting the 1967-1974 military dictatorship.
On 17 November 1973, there was a bloody clamp-down on protesters at the Athens Polytechnic when tanks smashed through the gates to crush the revolt that heralded the end of the junta.
The next year, the junta unravelled after public outrage over a coup they instigated in Cyprus that in turn triggered triggering Turkey’s invasion of the island.
