829:, at the Kalecik subsector. On the same evening, the regiment's 3rd company recaptured the strongpoint of Katsimpali, and the 1st and 2nd Battalions established advance guards at the Kalecik subsector; the 3rd Battalion arrived at the area at dawn of the 14th, after marching through the night. The regiment spent the entire day repulsing Turkish attacks supported by heavy artillery fire. The regiment launched counterattacks, but the 1st and 3rd Battalions suffered heavy losses, forcing them to withdraw, covered by 2nd Battalion. With great difficulty, and after suffering over 600 killed and injured, the regiment managed to occupy new positions on the Beltepe heights; at 18:30, it received the order to withdraw. The withdrawal was carried out during the night: passing south of the Köprülü heights, held by the 23rd Infantry Regiment, the Evzones arrived at the train line some 3 km west of the Balmahmut rail station, where they stopped. On the next day, the regiment continued its retreat towards the Dumlupınar heights, and established new defensive positions at Hasan Dede Tepe in the evening. On the 16th, it repulsed an attack by a Turkish regimental-sized force. During the next day, the V and XIII cavalry demi-companies and the regiment's own mounted detachment arrived, having passed through the Turkish lines. Due to the advance of the Turks on both of its flanks, and in order to avoid being cut off, Plastiras again decided to withdraw, with the 3rd Battalion covering the rear. On the 18th, marching through mountainous and wooded terrain, the retreating Evzones were attacked by another regimental-sized Turkish force, but repelled it, and reached the foothills of Elma Dağ around midnight.
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857:, but on its way there it was recalled and ordered instead to make for Burnabaşi, where it arrived on 21:00. There it remained during the next day, setting off at 01:00 of 27 August for Kozağaç, where it arrived on 07:00. The regiment guarded the flanks of the Southern Group, allowing its main column to escape to safety; a small Turkish irregular force attacked but was repulsed. The regiment set off again on 14:00 for Akçekaya, where it arrived six hours later. From the morning of 28 August, the 5/42 Regiment covered the retreat of the remaining Greek forces through the Çeşme peninsula to the coast, marching through Gülbahçe, Güneli, and Lestren Dağ, where it arrived at noon on the 29th. It remained there until midnight on 31 August, when it moved towards
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711:. It began its advance on 10 March, at the head of the 13th Division's column, occupied the passes between Tokutepe and Tezler Karlık on the 11th, descended the northern slopes of Akar Dağ despite the heavy snow which in many places reached the height of a man (1.7 m), and occupied the line Güney Tezler on the 12th. On the 13th, the regiment reached the Cakirsaz–Yağcılar heights, where it came into contact with the main Turkish forces. On 6:00 on the next day, the regiment launched a frontal attack with its 1st and 2nd Battalions, while the 3rd Battalion launched a flanking manoeuvre to the enemy left. The threat of encirclement forced the Turks to withdraw, allowing the regiment to capture the Cakirsaz heights and enter the city of
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Italian forces launched a number of attacks on the regiment's lines, but were repulsed. On 13–15 April, however, with heavy artillery support, the Italians managed to break through the 9th Company (3rd Battalion). The regiment launched a counterattack, but the Greek artillery was unable to offer support due to lack of shells, and the operation failed. The front was finally plugged by reinforcements from the 34th Infantry Regiment.
595:, the Evzones had acquired horses, and Plastiras formed a small mounted detachment of Evzones. Gradually, this mounted detachment was expanded over the next few years with captured horses. In Asia Minor, it provided valuable reconnaissance services, making contact and dismounting to fight while the rest of the regiment caught up; although not trained as cavalrymen, its infantrymen even held their own in clashes against the formidable Turkish cavalry.
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counterattack, pursued them beyond their original starting lines. Renewed offensives on the 18th were also repulsed, but the withdrawal of French units elsewhere along the front forced the 5/42 Regiment to likewise withdraw. The following five days (19–23 March) were spent in a continuous fighting retreat, until the Allied high command negotiated their safe withdrawal to
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Sossinou Monastery. On 14–17 November the regiment advanced up to the heights north of Kouklioi and Grimbiani, and recaptured the villages of Repetista, Sitaria, and Kryoneri. On the evening of the 17th, the regiment was reinforced with the 3rd Battalion/36th Infantry Regiment. On 18–20 November,
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Italian submarine on 15 August. As a result, on 27 August – 2 September the regiment began secret mobilization through individual call-up papers, which from 29 August was complemented by a full, public mobilization. The regimental commander at this time was Colonel Ippokratis Papadimitropoulos.
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Division, at 11:00 on 19 August. Along with what remained of 1st Division's 2nd and 3rd Infantry Regiments, the 5/42 Regiment continued its retreat until reaching Takmak on the evening
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Battalion/40th Regiment, again took over the front sector of northern Mali Shpat, replacing the 85th Regiment. On 24 March, the regiment's 1st Battalion returned from its assignment to 3rd Division, allowing the 1st Battalion/40th Regiment to return to
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Beskaya Dağ heights to cover 7th Division's left flank. A Turkish column moving to occupy Ak Taş made contact with the regiment's new positions, and was torn apart by concentrated infantry and artillery fire. During the night,
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Turkish irregulars against the village of Papazli, killing 5 and taking 25 enemy prisoners. Another attack by an 800-strong force on 29 July was also repulsed, with 90 casualties among the attackers. The regiment retained and strengthened its positions around
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regiments, as well as local French cavalry, engineers, and artillery units, and formed a tactical detachment, which gave the regiment the name under which it became famous: "Plastiras Detachment" (Απόσπασμα Πλαστήρα). On 17 March the detachment repelled Bolshevik attacks and, launching a
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on 4 March. Ten days later it was sent to reinforce the northeastern sector of the Allied front at Serbka. In the evening of 16 March it relieved the 3rd Infantry Regiment, which had been fighting against superior
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around midnight. At daybreak on the 23rd, it became clear that Salihli was surrounded by strong Turkish infantry and cavalry forces, but after a three-hour battle, together with elements of the
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by afternoon. Following this attack, the rebel leadership gave up and fled to Bulgaria on 11 March, signalling the collapse of the coup. The Evzones then returned to Lamia by rail.
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on the evening of 15 September, along with other army units. Following the renewed resignation of King Constantine I, the revolutionary army units disembarked at
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Its history during this period is obscure, but it does not appear to have taken part in the frequent coups and counter-coups of the period, until the Venizelist
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The 5/42 Regiment remained at its garrison in Lamia throughout the
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When the Greek high command decided to continue operations towards
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area. On 24 August it began moving south to Elvadar in the area of
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388:
324:
137:
97:
87:
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On 3 September, the regiment began moving towards the border with
2006:(in Greek), Hellenic Army General Staff, Army History Directorate
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1239:. The unit remained active until forcibly dissolved by the rival
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825:'s right flank, and plug the gap between it and the neighbouring
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Military units and formations of Greece in the Russian Civil War
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1243:(ELAS) in April 1944. Psarros was killed while in ELAS custody.
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2138:(PhD thesis). London School of Economics and Political Science.
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2117:] (in Greek). Athens: Ekdotiki Athinon. pp. 411–453.
1920:
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re-founded the 5/42 Evzone Regiment as the armed wing of the
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among some Greek units. As a result, on 20 April Lt. General
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and Commander Dimitrios Fokas as representative of the Navy.
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Plastiras with mounted Evzones during the Asia Minor Campaign
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It was at that point that command was assumed by Lt. Colonel
658:(19 June), where it linked up with the Mixed Brigade of the
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Manisa for the next three months. In November, however, the
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in replacement of the 81st Infantry Regiment, and moved to
775:; the march lasted from 1–10 August. With the start of the
2054:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα τοῡ 5/42 Συντάγματος Εὐζώνων
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5/42 Infantry Regiment, 3rd Staff Bureau (14 April 1981),
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since 1939). Battalion by battalion was moved by train to
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Recipients are in alphabetical, not chronological, order
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1054:, the 42nd Regiment faced the Italian armoured division
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During the 1920 summer offensive, the regiment captured
404:
The regiment was established, along with the other four
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1940: The Unknown War. The Greek War Effort in the Rear
2035:Σύντομη ιστορία του 5/42 Συντάγματος Ευζώνων της Λαμίας
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1704:
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1470:
510:, who had until then commanded the 6th Regiment of the
412:, by Royal Decree on 23 December 1913. Its base was at
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Military units and formations of Greece in World War I
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973:. Its men thereafter wore the royal cypher, a capital
682:. On 15 October the regiment took over the salient at
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on 28 June. The regiment had its first clash with the
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331:. It was established in 1913 as an elite regiment of
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1954
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1941
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Concise History of the 5/42 Evzone Regiment of Lamia
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Commander's Crosses of the Cross of Valour (Greece)
1173:brigade) and signed a protocol of surrender of the
1028:, with the following disposition: 1st Battalion at
723:failed to achieve its objectives. As a result, the
1734:(615). National Printing Office. 12 December 1935.
1728:Ἑφημερίς τῆς Κυβερνήσεως τοῦ Βασιλείου τῆς Ἑλλάδος
490:Plastiras takes command and the Ukraine expedition
447:; doubtlessly the 5/42 Regiment was part of this.
2569:Military units and formations established in 1979
2559:Military units and formations established in 1948
2549:Military units and formations established in 1913
2059:Brief Historical Note of the 5/42 Evzone Regiment
1281:and ended the civil war in a government victory.
1212:
743:Soldiers of the 5/42 Regiment in Asia Minor, 1921
30:Men of the 5/42 Evzone Regiment in Odessa c. 1919
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1081:Evzones on the Albanian front, winter of 1940/41
626:otherwise the period until the beginning of the
584:the next month, until embarking for Smyrna from
537:Men of the regiment with Captain Christodoulou,
399:
371:(53η Ταξιαρχία) in 1948, it participated in the
817:On 26 August 1922, the Turkish army launched a
799:Collapse and retreat to the coast, August 1922
2181:
1072:
986:Mobilization and march to the Albanian border
579:. On 29 March, the 5/42 Regiment crossed the
2151:] (in Greek). Athens: Patakis Editions.
881:September 1922 Revolution and demobilization
821:. The regiment was ordered forward to cover
520:Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War
173:Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War
2196:Recipients of the Commander's Cross of the
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735:Advance to Ankara and retreat, summer 1921
321:5/42 Σύνταγμα Ευζώνων «Δελβινάκι», 5/42 ΣΕ
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650:(Axari), followed by Gelembe (12 June),
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1169:made contact with the German army (the
969:, was declared the regiment's honorary
939:in eastern Macedonia mutinied. General
893:as representative of the army units in
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630:in June 1920 was relatively tranquil.
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2086:
1786:, Πίναξ Διοικητών 5/42 ΣΠ 1913.1980.
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678:, and from there, on 10 October, to
2471:Greek Reinforced Battalion in Korea
1985:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1956:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1939:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1891:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1870:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1858:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1833:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1821:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1796:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1687:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1670:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1631:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1616:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1604:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1587:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1575:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1560:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1529:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1512:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1500:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1465:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1448:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1388:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1369:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1357:Συνοπτικόν Ἰστορικόν Σημείωμα, 1958
1121:in the Mali Shpat heights south of
873:("Satan's army"), and Plastiras as
514:, part of the staunchly Venizelist
416:, and it came under the command of
375:, before receiving the designation
13:
2046:(in Greek). Lamia: Lamiakos Typos.
1313:80th National Guard Higher Command
1247:Greek Civil War and postwar period
1040:Repulsion of the Italian offensive
965:, the mother of the reigning King
915:
807:Photo of Col. Nikolaos Plastiras,
688:Turkish attack on the Gediz sector
604:Arrival and first operations, 1919
466:, occupying positions between the
353:Allied intervention in the Ukraine
113:80th National Guard Higher Command
14:
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865:, where it embarked on ships for
343:. As such the unit served in the
2032:Balomenos, Konstantinos (2012).
553:, on board the passenger liners
313:5/42 Evzone Regiment "Delvinaki"
276:
70:
52:
1716:
958:(42ο Σύνταγμα Ευζώνων, 42 ΣΕ).
889:, headed by Plastiras, Colonel
1973:Material on Unit History, 1981
1784:Material on Unit History, 1981
1324:
1261:(53η Ταξιαρχία) was formed at
1241:Greek People's Liberation Army
1233:National and Social Liberation
1213:Axis occupation and resistance
961:On 28 November 1935, the late
561:. The regiment disembarked at
450:Following Greece's entry into
357:Greco-Turkish War of 1919–1922
1:
2519:1913 establishments in Greece
1318:
1171:Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler
1012:, and thence marched through
808:
749:second Greek summer offensive
400:Establishment and World War I
193:Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)
2132:Mamarelis, Argyrios (2003).
1759:, pp. 167–168, 170–174.
1050:Along with the neighbouring
933:coup attempt of 1 March 1935
887:11 September 1922 Revolution
819:major and decisive offensive
183:Southern Russia Intervention
7:
1311:-sized formation under the
1147:Following the start of the
209:Battle of Kütahya–Eskişehir
10:
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2534:Evzone regiments of Greece
2476:Hellenic Air Force Academy
1993:
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1216:
1132:
1073:Counterattack into Albania
1062:Italian invasion of Greece
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1225:Axis occupation of Greece
1149:German invasion of Greece
433:Axis occupation of Greece
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281:Commander's Cross of the
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118:
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93:
83:
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47:
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18:
2143:Petraki, Marina (2014).
2087:Knox, MacGregor (1986).
2003:Material on Unit History
1330:Note: Greece officially
1227:, in April 1943 Colonel
1135:Italian Spring Offensive
926:Second Hellenic Republic
610:5th Archipelago Regiment
516:Army of National Defence
241:Italian spring offensive
2544:History of Lamia (city)
2212:Constantine I of Greece
1267:Battle of Grammos–Vitsi
1129:Retreat and disbandment
1046:Battle of Elaia–Kalamas
697:November 1920 elections
431:of 1916 and during the
236:Battle of Elaia–Kalamas
2486:Hellenic Naval Academy
2460:46th Infantry Regiment
2455:45th Infantry Regiment
2450:44th Infantry Regiment
2445:43rd Infantry Regiment
2434:41st Infantry Regiment
2413:37th Infantry Regiment
2408:35th Infantry Regiment
2402:34th Infantry Regiment
2397:33rd Infantry Regiment
2392:30th Infantry Regiment
2387:28th Infantry Regiment
2382:27th Infantry Regiment
2377:26th Infantry Regiment
2372:25th Infantry Regiment
2367:23rd Infantry Regiment
2362:22nd Infantry Regiment
2357:21st Infantry Regiment
2352:20th Infantry Regiment
2347:19th Infantry Regiment
2342:17th Infantry Regiment
2337:16th Infantry Regiment
2331:14th Infantry Regiment
2326:12th Infantry Regiment
2321:11th Infantry Regiment
2247:Alexandros Sakellariou
2227:Epameinondas Kavvadias
1223:During the subsequent
1119:11th Infantry Regiment
1082:
1052:15th Infantry Regiment
814:
788:12th Infantry Division
744:
709:Second Battle of İnönü
643:
628:Greek summer offensive
623:Supreme Allied Council
542:
418:13th Infantry Division
377:5/42 Infantry Regiment
199:Greek Summer Offensive
2481:Hellenic Army Academy
2464:1st, 2nd, 3rd Bts of
2316:9th Infantry Regiment
2311:8th Infantry Regiment
2306:7th Infantry Regiment
2300:6th Infantry Regiment
2295:5th Infantry Regiment
2290:4th Infantry Regiment
2284:3rd Infantry Regiment
2278:2nd Infantry Regiment
2273:1st Infantry Regiment
2252:Konstantinos Ventiris
1099:3rd Infantry Division
1080:
1026:8th Infantry Division
835:7th Infantry Division
827:1st Infantry Division
823:4th Infantry Division
806:
793:5th Infantry Division
742:
703:1921 spring offensive
662:, that had landed at
641:
634:1920 summer offensive
536:
500:Eleftherios Venizelos
480:Armistice of Salonica
339:and headquartered in
214:Battle of the Sakarya
2466:3rd Mountain Brigade
2439:5/42 Evzone Regiment
2429:3/40 Evzone Regiment
2423:2/39 Evzone Regiment
2418:1/38 Evzone Regiment
2232:Pavlos Kountouriotis
2107:Koliopoulos, Ioannis
1175:Greek army in Epirus
1167:Georgios Tsolakoglou
1115:40th Evzone Regiment
956:42nd Evzone Regiment
618:Turkish nationalists
512:Archipelago Division
219:Battle of Dumlupınar
19:5/42 Evzone Regiment
2242:Anastasios Papoulas
2217:George II of Greece
1929:, pp. 448–450.
1257:In April 1948, the
599:Asia Minor Campaign
204:Battle of the Gediz
2237:Alexandros Papagos
1701:, pp. 31, 33.
1336:Gregorian calendar
1083:
877:("black pepper").
815:
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725:Army of Asia Minor
644:
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508:Nikolaos Plastiras
496:King Constantine I
367:. Reformed as the
301:Nikolaos Plastiras
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2158:978-960-16-6026-4
2124:978-960-213-111-4
1987:, pp. 14–15.
1941:, pp. 13–14.
1872:, pp. 12–13.
1835:, pp. 11–12.
1798:, pp. 10–11.
1747:, pp. 33–37.
1543:, pp. 17–18.
1426:, pp. 10–11.
1229:Dimitrios Psarros
981:Greco-Italian War
941:Georgios Kondylis
891:Stylianos Gonatas
777:Battle of Sakarya
555:Imperator Nikolai
408:regiments of the
361:Greco-Italian War
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1219:Greek Resistance
1139:Battle of Greece
1109:, and Çepunë to
971:colonel-in-chief
844:Cavalry Division
813:
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472:Allied offensive
460:Macedonian front
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248:Battle of Greece
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1191:Filippiada
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102:battalion
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2074:citation
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1182:Mazaraki
1123:Tepelenë
1087:Kouklioi
1067:Mazaraki
1057:Centauro
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1018:Ioannina
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