Byzantionic Turmoil
Summary
| 1983 Byzantionic Turmoil | |||||||||
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| Part of the post-77 senate | |||||||||
 Hellenic soldier viewing the demolition of a road bridge. | |||||||||
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| Belligerents | |||||||||
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TOFOF forces:
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Rouge military high command :
Anti-TOFOF oppositon :
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Diplomatic support
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Diplomatic Support:
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| Commanders and leaders | |||||||||
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Vassilis Architis Antonios Mihalis |
Myron Mihalis | ||||||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||||||
| 1242 killed, 6440 wounded | |||||||||
The Byzantionic Turmoil is an event between 23rd december and the second february 1984 that caused the major reformations of both the military and the government in the following years. It began with the opposition during the constitutional crisis to suspend the continuation of the "Undisturbed governing law".Which failed with the reasoning by the KLK ruling party as: "The oppositional parties are in their current form not able to rule hellas". During an emergency meeting most KLK members were arrested and the Opposition are officaly leading Hellas and form TOFOF (Temporary oppositoon force of Thessaloniki. While the brawl was active in Thessaloniki, the rogue army high command with the 1st Macedonian initiated a coup in Byzanz and later to Thessaloniki with the goal to install a military junta. After weeks of heavy fighting the last rogue army general fell during a raid in a restaurant in Byzanz on the third january and its coup fully ended. The last KLK member was arrested before fleeing to Kurdistan.