A poet, revolutionary, visionary, intellectual and parlamentarian, it is difficult to define Alexandros Panagoulis, a young democratic protagonist of the Resistance who fought against the regime of the colonels in Greece who was a symbol of the fight for liberty. Arrested, tortured, condemned to death, buried alive in a cell tomb for years and finally set free, he continued to fight against the regime and the fake neo-democracy. Stubborn and audacious, he won the fight but died in an auto “accident” two days before presenting the documents to Parliament. The courage and honesty with which he carried on his battles made him a hero while still alive.