Women Fighters - 2nd part 1944-1960
Synopsis
National liberation, British intervention, December uprising, Civil War. The left-wing organizations -KKE, EAM, EPON- have been banned. The only organization that operates openly is PEOPEF, through which the mothers, wives, and sisters of the imprisoned, exiled and those fighters facing the firing squads, battle for the salvation of their loved ones.
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