A shocking document, the handbook of November 17, a terrorist group unseen for 27 years, which describes rules of conspiratorial action, security measures and bomb making techniques, was revealed in a "Kathimerini" publication.

The long, typed text, bearing the N17 insignia, is one of the most valuable pieces of evidence for the authorities, and is constantly evaluated in relation to N17's various attacks. The specific document is part of the Parnitha evidence, which was found thrown away on January 19 1978, and which even included handwritten notes, from which connections were made clear between November 17 and ELA, weapons, bullets and explosives. Judicial and police authorities have come to the conclusion that the "terrorist's manual", mostly came from the translation of a similar one used by terrorists in South America, while the type writer used is the same one used to type the organizations' declarations.