Zine from Nazi-Occupied Greece
FOUND! “Votrys”, the first true sea-going ship with diesel propulsion worldwide, sunk in 1940
Contact, Interviews, Shipwrecks, WW2, WW2 in Greece, WW2 Wrecks
The truth behind the myths: How many aircraft were shot down in 1940-41 during the Italian campaign against Greece
Interviews, WW2, WW2 in Greece
Postcards celebrating Greek victories against the Italians in 1940-41
WW2 in Greece
WW2 bunkers in Greece: Lt. Colonel (ret.) Ilias Kotridis and the “Metaxas line” that stopped the nazis in 1941
Interviews, WW2 in Greece
Why did Mussolini select October 28 1940, to start the offensive against Greece?
WW2 in Greece
Walking in the forgotten battlefield: Hill 731 through the eyes of Italian researcher Riccardo Iacobini
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January 1941: A Greek soldier sends a letter from the front, using an Italian “cartolina” war booty
WW2, WW2 in Greece
WW2 Greek Army 1940 Reenacting Team – Bringing History to life, 76 years after
WW2 in Greece
“Εχθροί στη ζωή, αδέρφια στο θάνατο” – Η αναστήλωση του μνημείου στο ύψωμα 731
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“Greek Prisoners of War holding up their hands in the fascist salute”: Propaganda as a tool of persuasion
WW2, WW2 in Greece