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  • TRIAL OF THE SIX:The conflict between the two generals Hatzianestis and Papoula

    The trial of the Six is ​​one of the most controversial events in recent Greek history. The outcome was believed to be largely decided. In that much-celebrated trial there were many events worthy of mention. However, the conflict between the two generals, Anastasios Papoulas and Georgios Hatzanestis

  • Turkey remembered the "Tripolitsa massacre" in 1821... And they did little to you

    The relations of the Turks with History are at best highly selective. The people who have stained their hands with blood even more than the Germans during their historical course have the audacity and speak of the massacre of the Turks in Tripolitsa during the liberation of the city from the Greek r

  • Farmakonissi 1997:The unknown Greek battle with a Turkish submarine

     Our article about the unknown event in Farmakonisi on Easter 1997, which we published on protothema.gr on Sunday 19/9/2021, not only had a huge impact among our readers, but as usual was published in hundreds of sites, even sports ones... The (then Captain) and now Major General e.a. K. Kolokouris

  • Height 731:Dimitrios Kalbaris, the 105-year-old survivor of the Battle of the Titans

    Dimitrios of Spyridon from Kalbari, aged 105, has been staying at the Nursing Home of Volos for some time now. Mr. Dimitris has taken part in the epic of 1940-41 and is the only survivor of the battle of hill 731. So today International Day of the Elderly was honored for his contribution to the coun

  • Iliad-Homer-mythology:Confirmation of their truth in the Hittite texts

    The kingdom of Ahhiyawa is revealed in the book “Ahhiyawa. The Mycenaean Aegean through the Hittite Texts, by Konstantinos Kopanias, archaeologist, associate professor at the Department of History and Archeology of the University of Athens. These texts, written in the Hittite language and in cuneifo

  • Egyptians pay respect to the dead of El Alamein

    Egyptian Hellenism reverently bowed the knee to the dead of the heroic battle of El Alamein, during yesterdays 79th anniversary of the event that marked the beginning of the end of the Italo-German axis and the Second World War. At the Greek Fallen Monument in the Egyptian city, which year by year i

  • The "germanophile" Metaxas had said NO "before the people"... as early as 1938!

    Much has been said against Ioannis Metaxas regarding the Greco-Italian War of 1940-41. According to a comparative view Metaxas was just a germanophile who wanted to say YES to the Italian ultimatum, but the Greek people said no. This view emanating from left-wing circles that became dominant in Gree

  • The Greek soul... Barba Giorgis Taligaros, freedom in Thessaloniki

    October this year came with rain. It rained continuously all week. The sky, gray and heavy, laden with clouds from the steam rising from the swollen river, hung low over the mud-soaked village. Axios, the great river, rushed down its waters towards the sea roaring and foaming. In his path, he swept

  • Kalpaki 1940:Italian supremacy against Greek wisdom and levity (vid.)

    With the occupation of Albania, in April 1939, Italy implemented its conquest plan against Greece, which initially envisaged the surprise occupation of Epirus and Corfu and, in a second stage, the occupation of of Western Macedonia. Faced with the constant challenges of the Italians and the developm

  • Giorgos Boukouvalas:Perhaps the first Greek dead in 1940... 51st SP

    Falled fighting for his country, at 05.30 in the morning of October 28, 1940. Bukouvala soldier George of Dimitriou. That dawn, he found him in the trench, in the chapel of Ai George in Aidonohori, Konitsa. He served in the enlisted 51st Infantry Regiment. Through testimonies, together with Dimitris

  • PA's Spitfire writes history over the skies of Thessaloniki...

    What the spectators will see is your Greek Spitfire leading the parade..!. With these words, British pilot Dan Griffith describes a top aerial crossing that is expected to fascinate the public of Thessaloniki today. For the first time in history, Greeces rebuilt Supermarine Spitfire MJ755 fighter wi

  • Tribute Alosis:Dimitrios Paleologos, the human garbage

    Dimitrios Paleologos was probably born in 1407. He was the 5th son of Emperor Manuel II Paleologos and Eleni Dragatsis. From an early age he showed that he would develop into a great wound for Hellenism, which was living through tragic times. Ambitious and selfish, he was not satisfied with the isla

  • Tribute Alosis:The 14th c. of destruction... That's why we reached 1453

    After the death of Michael Palaiologos and the restoration to the throne of his son, Andronikos II, the empire now entered the final course towards its end. Andronikos had nothing to do with military matters and did not give due importance to the army. However, until around 1300 the Byzantine Army,

  • Come on Polis! Constantine Palaiologos and his 3 last warriors

    From April 5, 1453, Constantinople, the queen of cities, began to be encircled by Turkish verses. With thousands of soldiers and dozens of cannons, Mohammed II began the so-called siege. Despite his efforts, the City held on. Nor did his proposals to Constantine IA Paleologos regarding the surrender

  • Battle of Platanou-1948:Ioannis Korkas against Charilaos Florakis

    After the capture and looting of Arachova, the forces of the so-called Democratic Army of Greece (DSE) then retreated towards Platanos in Nafpaktia. Immediately the 1st SS reinforced the small garrison there with a platoon of the 2nd Commando Squadron, a company of the 501st Infantry Battalion (TP)

  • Korean War:The Greeks Crush the Chinese – High Harry

    The Korean War began as a military conflict between the two states of divided Korea, which began on June 25, 1950, but soon developed into a conflict between the two worlds of the time, East and West. The dividing line of Korea into North and South was the 38th parallel of the Korean Peninsula. The

  • "Father" Stalin's persecutions against Greek Pontians in the USSR

    On June 13, 1949, one of the largest displacements of populations in the history of mankind was attempted in the Soviet Union. Even the Greeks who experienced death marches by the Ottomans in Pontus in the period 1916-1923, watched their tragic fate dumbfounded. An officer and a soldier entered ever

  • The Byzantine Battle of Rimini... Belisarius terrorizes the Germans

    Rimini is a city in Italy known for the glorious, eponymous, battle and victory of the Greeks of the 3rd Mountain Brigade against the Germans in 1944. But it was not the first time that there was a Greek combatant presence in the city. And not only did it exist, but it was led by one of the greatest

  • 1821:The massacres of our Cypriot brothers by the barbaric Turks

    The 200th anniversary of the start of the Greek Revolution gave rise to many new researches and publications. One of the thinnest chapters of our literature and knowledge about 1821 is the Ottoman sources, and in this field some very important books have been published. One of the most recent is the

  • Cyprus-1974:The 31st Commando Squadron savagely “cleanses” the Turks

    Battle of Kotza Kaya as it became known, is the prepared operation of infiltration - attack by the Greek Cypriot commandos on the camp of the Turkish Paratroopers on Kotza Kaya mountain in the rear of the enemy on the night of July 20/21, 1974. More than a dozen have passed hours from the start of T

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