Greek President Konstantinos An. Tassoulas has publicly supported the initiative aimed at acquiring historical photographs documenting the executions of resistance fighters in Kaisariani during the German Occupation. In his statement, he praised the decision of the Ministry of Culture to proceed with the purchase of these photographs, pending confirmation of their authenticity.

Tassoulas emphasized the importance of these photographs, as they play a crucial role in preserving historical memory concerning the atrocities committed against resistance fighters during this dark period of history. He remarked that acquiring this material would serve as a significant contribution to acknowledging and commemorating the struggles and sacrifices made by those who opposed the occupying forces.

The initiative to secure these photographs is seen as necessary for ensuring that future generations remain aware of their history and the values of resistance and defiance against oppression. By highlighting the relevance of such historical records, the President underlines the broader importance of cultural heritage in shaping national identity and memory, particularly regarding the events surrounding World War II in Greece.