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The Noose 

In the fall of 1948, shortly before the end of the civil war in Greece, six young leftists traveled to Athens, boarded a plane to Thessaloniki, and forced the pilot to fly them to neighboring Yugoslavia, where they would seek political asylum along with other comrades. Their plan went off without a hitch and went down in history as the first hijacking ever.
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In the fall of 1948, shortly before the end of the civil war in Greece, six young leftists traveled to Athens, boarded a plane to Thessaloniki, and forced the pilot to fly them to neighboring Yugoslavia, where they would seek political asylum along with other comrades. Their plan went off without a hitch and went down in history as the first hijacking ever.

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Genre:Drama, Action
Directed By:Kostas Koutsomitis
Written By:Vangelis Goufas, Yiorgos Bramos, Kostas Koutsomitis
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Studio:ERT, Elliniko Kentro Kinimatographou, Profit

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