The outbreak of the Greek Civil War at the beginning of the Cold War was especially considered as one of the most important events since it was the first battle of the Cold War period (Koumas, 2017: 99). The Greek Civil War took place between the Communist Party of Greece (KKE) and the CentreRight Government, in other words Communists and anti-Communists, during 1946-1949. As Pelt (2006: 15) puts it, “the Greek Civil War […] brought Greece to the fore in the ideological, political, economic and military rivalry that already existed between East and West”. During the civil war, neighbouring countries of Yugoslavia, Albania and Bulgaria supported the Communist Party of Greece while Britain assisted the Greek government. The correct answer is Choice B.