Suchergebnisse - Kazamias, Giōrgos ca. 20./21. Jh

Dania - Kypros: otan oi Bikinnks synantēsan tēn Aphroditē = Danmark - Cypern : da vikingerne mødte Afrodite

Ē turkikē eisbolē kai o xerizōmos tōn Keryneiōtōn mesa apo tis martyries sto Archeio Prophorikēs Paradosēs Katechomenōn Periochōn

Asia Minor Campaign and Disaster. 1919 - 1922. The Asia Minor campaign and its culmination, the disaster of 1922, were the dramatic climaxes in the pursuit of the Great Idea (the reconstruction of the Byzantine empire), and important landmarks in the history of modern Greece

Communist Party (KKE). The C. P. of Greece was founded on 10 November 1918 as the Socialist Labour Party of Greece (Sosialistikon Ergatikon Komma Ellados, SEKE); in April 1920 the party joined the Third International and was renamed SEKE (Kommounistiko); at its Third Extraordinary Congress in 1924 SEKE(K) changed its name to KKE (Kommounistiko Komma Elladas - Elliniko Tmima tis Kommounistikis Diethnous) (Communist Party of Greece - Greek Section of the Communist International)

Constantine I. 1868 - 1922. King of Hellenes

Niarchos, Stavros. 1909 - 1996. Shipowner

Political History since 1832

Refugees

St Catherine's Monastery, Sinai. The m. of St Catherine at Sinai is located in the southern part of the triangular Sinai peninsula, between the continents of Asia and Africa

World War I. 1914 - 1918. The history of Greece's participation in World War I is inextricably linked with the first phase of national schism

Ē Ellada kai o polemos tēs Koreas

Balkan Wars. 1912 - 1913. The Balkan Wars were events of momentous importance to Greece

Constitution. Greece's political history is inextricably linked with its constitutions: ever since the War of Independence the constitutional texts have been a powerful symbol embodying the principles of the organization of Greece's political life as well as an image of the balance of power within society

EAM and ELAS. EAM (Ethniko Apelevtherotiko Metopo, National Liberation Front) and ELAS (Ellinikos Laikos Apelevtherotikos Stratos, Greek Popular Liberation Army) were respectively the largest political and military resistance organizations in occupied Greece during the period of 1941 - 1944

'The usual Bulgarian stratagems': the Big Three and the end of the Bulgarian occupation of Greek Eastern Macedonia and Thrace, September - October 1944

In the absence of Charisma: the Greek elections of September 1996

The Greeks and the British in the Levant, 1800-1960s: between empires and nations

Historical perspectives on cypriot-jewish relations

To ēmerologio enos Ellēna stratiōtē ston polemo tēs Koreas: Ianuarios - Noembrios 1953