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Troops of 1st Battalion of Greek Army of National Defence with Y1903 rifles, Thessaloniki, Greece, 1916Greek troops digging trenches in the Eleas-Kalama sector of northern Greece, Mar 1939Italian soldier with mule in Greece, Oct-Nov 1940The Italian Alpine division advancing in Greece, Nov 1940
Troops of 1st Battalion of Greek Army of National Defence with Y1903 rifles, Thessaloniki, Greece, 1916Greek troops digging trenches in the Eleas-Kalama sector of northern Greece, Mar 1939Italian soldier with mule in Greece, Oct-Nov 1940The Italian Alpine division advancing in Greece, Nov 1940
Ferdinand Schörner at the Acropolis, Athens, Greece, Apr 1941HMS York and tanker Pericles damaged at Suda Bay, Crete, Greece, late Mar-early Apr 1941German sIG 33 self-propelled gun (left), DKW NZ350 motorcycle (right), and SdKfz 10 (background), Greece, mid-Apr 1941; Troops of the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler negotiating difficult terrain in Greece, 1941
Ferdinand Schörner at the Acropolis, Athens, Greece, Apr 1941HMS York and tanker Pericles damaged at Suda Bay, Crete, Greece, late Mar-early Apr 1941German sIG 33 self-propelled gun (left), DKW NZ350 motorcycle (right), and SdKfz 10 (background), Greece, mid-Apr 1941; Troops of the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler negotiating difficult terrain in Greece, 1941
Greek battleship Kilkis (center) and destroyer Vasilefs Georgios (left, in floating drydock) under attack by German Ju 87 dive bombers, Salamis Naval Base, Greece, 23 Apr 1941Sunderland flying boats in Kalamata Harbor waiting to pick up British troops for evacuation, Kalamata, Greece, Apr 28, 1941.Sunken battleship Kilkis at the Salamis Naval Base, Greece, late Apr 1941; note bomb-damaged pier; photographed from a German He 60 seaplane after the Germans had secured the naval baseSunken Kilkis (foreground) and beached Lemnos (background), Salamis, Greece, circa late Apr 1941
Greek battleship Kilkis (center) and destroyer Vasilefs Georgios (left, in floating drydock) under attack by German Ju 87 dive bombers, Salamis Naval Base, Greece, 23 Apr 1941Sunderland flying boats in Kalamata Harbor waiting to pick up British troops for evacuation, Kalamata, Greece, Apr 28, 1941.Sunken battleship Kilkis at the Salamis Naval Base, Greece, late Apr 1941; note bomb-damaged pier; photographed from a German He 60 seaplane after the Germans had secured the naval baseSunken Kilkis (foreground) and beached Lemnos (background), Salamis, Greece, circa late Apr 1941
German soldiers raising the German war flag over the Acropolis of Athens, Greece, May 1941HMS York and an oil tanker in Suda Bay, Crete, Greece, May 1941Vice Admiral Andrew Cunningham and Major General Bernard Freyberg aboard HMS Phoebe off Crete, Greece, May 1941German paratroopers landing in Crete, Greece, 20 May 1941
German soldiers raising the German war flag over the Acropolis of Athens, Greece, May 1941HMS York and an oil tanker in Suda Bay, Crete, Greece, May 1941Vice Admiral Andrew Cunningham and Major General Bernard Freyberg aboard HMS Phoebe off Crete, Greece, May 1941German paratroopers landing in Crete, Greece, 20 May 1941
German paratroops jumping from Ju 52 transports over Crete, Greece, 20 May 1941German paratroopers in Crete, Greece, late May 1941A British truck and trailer burning after attacked by German Luftwaffe aircraft, Crete, Greece, 25 Jun 1941A pall of smoke hanging over the harbor in Souda Bay, Crete, Greece where two ships, hit by German bombs, were burning, 25 Jun 1941, photo 1 of 2
German paratroops jumping from Ju 52 transports over Crete, Greece, 20 May 1941German paratroopers in Crete, Greece, late May 1941A British truck and trailer burning after attacked by German Luftwaffe aircraft, Crete, Greece, 25 Jun 1941A pall of smoke hanging over the harbor in Souda Bay, Crete, Greece where two ships, hit by German bombs, were burning, 25 Jun 1941, photo 1 of 2

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