Abstract
The British Labour newspaper "Daily Herald" actively covered the events on the eve of the Greek Civil War (19461949). Correspondents described the role of Great Britain, the confrontation of the right and left Greek forces in the elections, plebiscite and battlefield. The country found itself at the junction of a bipolar system of international relations. No less significant events took place on the information front.
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