Greek police say they have arrested the French wife of Alexandros Giotopoulos, who is believed to be the leader of the leftist terrorist group November 17. According to police officials, they are investigating everything related to the leader of this group. He was arrested on Wednesday on the island of Lipsos in the Aegean Sea. He is believed to have university documents and to be born in France, with a father known as a Marxist-Trotskyist in Greece. It is reported that the group November 17 has been involved in 23 murders since 1975, including the assassination of Richard Welch, the head of the Athens CIA branch in 1975.
Arrest of the Leader of the Leftist Terrorist Group November 17 in Greece - 2002-07-19
The Greek police have arrested Alexandros Giotopoulos, suspected leader of the leftist terrorist group November 17, along with his French wife. The group has a history of violent actions, including multiple murders since 1975, making this arrest significant in the context of terrorism in Europe.
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Greek police arrested the wife of Alexandros Giotopoulos, leader of the leftist terrorist group November 17.
- Greek police arrest Alexandros Giotopoulos
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The arrest of a key figure in a terrorist organization may impact future operations and investigations.
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