1. Children's school art project for the Ohi day. By effiekyr. 
2. Two Greek soldiers try to ambush the Italians by luring them with a pot full of pasta (macaroni). By Fokion Dimitriadis, circa 1940.
3. The film “Ipolochagos Natassa” (1970) sold 751,000 tickets in Athens, which made it the most successful film in Greece, a record held for almost three decades. Source: IMDB
4. 1940, Metaxas: Ohi! 2013, pensioners and salary workers: Ohi!. By periklhs.com
5. Defunct chain “Fokas” workers on October 27,2013 protesting “(We say) No to the shutdown. (We demand) work with decency for everyone. 500 Fokas workers have been left on the street”. FOSPHOTOS / Konstantinos Tsakalidis
6. Troika, inquiry committee, deposing Greek soldiers: “Why did you say no in 1940?”. By Stathis Stavropoulos
7. “No subjection!” Protesters' poster during Commissioner Hans-Joachim Fuchtel's visit in Crete.
8. “No more saving”. Graffiti in the center of Athens.
9. “No!” illustration in the wake of the Greek referendum that never materialized, November 2011. By Effer Lecébé