ThisPropaganda chapter examines the discursive reconfiguration of the so-called “left menace” and explores the ideological intersections between far-right movements and mainstream political parties, particularly those aligned with the right, during periods of Greek political instability. By situating the analysis within the broader political and historical contextContext of contemporary Greece, the chapter seeks to elucidate the re-emergence of the country’s historically entrenched political divisions. Finally, by emphasizing references to Gramsci and the “hegemony of the left,” the chapter investigates the discursive constructionConstruction of ingroups and outgroups on the basis of haunted memories of modern Greek history.