The declaration of the First Balkan War on October 5, 1912, found the Greek Navy reinforced. Opposite him stood the powerful Turkish navy, ready to challenge their supremacy in the Aegean and to help reinforce the fighting divisions of the Turkish Army with Asiatic troops of the Empire. The Turkish
The Greek Air Force was born shortly before the Balkan Wars in which it operated for the first time. From 1914 there were two branches, the Army Air Force and the Naval Air Force. The term Air Force is conventionally used in the title. The development of Military Aviation continued after the Balkan
Formerly, madness was identified with supernatural evils, typical of demonic possessions or as divine punishments for sins committed. Later it began to be identified as the loss of reason whose only remedy was confinement and the savage experiments, more typical of torture, to which the sick were su
Alalia of Corsica, todays Aleria, was a Greek city founded by settlers from Phocaea in Asia Minor during the Second Greek Colonization. The Phocaeans who had founded Phocaea were settlers from Phocis and Athens. The Phocaeans had also founded other cities in the wider area of the Italian and Frenc