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Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 169. Chapters: 1940 in Greece, 1941 in Greece, 1942 in Greece, 1943 in Greece, 1944 in Greece, 1945 in Greece, 1946 in Greece, 1947 in Greece, 1948 in Greece, 1949 in Greece, Greece in World War II, Greek Civil War, Greek Resistance, Military history of Greece during World War II, The Holocaust in Greece, Second Battle of El Alamein, Battle of Crete, Battle of Greece, Greco-Italian War, Refugees of the Greek Civil War, Massacre of the Acqui Division, National Liberation Front, Axis occupation of Greece during World War II, Ohrana, Adriatic Campaign of World War II, Hartwig von Ludwiger, Dodecanese Campaign, Middle East Command, Battle of Leros, Air operations during the Greek Civil War, Battle of Vevi, Greek People's Liberation Army, Haidari concentration camp, Battle of Kos, National Republican Greek League, Alois Brunner, Jürgen Stroop, Balkans Campaign, Kidnap of General Kreipe, Holocaust of Viannos, List of Greek Resistance organizations, Northern Epirus Liberation Front, Operation Harling, Battle of Pindus, Operation Albumen, Democratic Army of Greece, Holocaust of Kedros, Italian Spring Offensive, Chameria Battalion, Battle of Elaia-Kalamas, Massacre of Kondomari, SS Kurtulus, Selahattin Ülkümen, Captain Corelli's Mandolin, Capture of Klisura Pass, Paramythia executions, Panhellenic Union of Fighting Youths, Hellenic State, Razing of Kandanos, Montague Woodhouse, 5th Baron Terrington, Georgios Siantos, Battle of Morava-Ivan, Battle of Metaxas Line, Nikos Zachariadis, Damasta sabotage, Distomo massacre, The Guns of Navarone, N. G. L. Hammond, Greek legislative election, 1946, Hellmuth Felmy, Walter Schimana, Security Battalions, 117th Jäger Division, Political Committee of National Liberation, Theodor Dannecker, Georgios Stanotas, Massacre of Kalavryta, Battle of Thermopylae, Greek films of the 1940s, Cretan resistance, Treaty of Varkiza, National and Social Liberation, Paul Otto Radomski, 24 Infantry Division Pinerolo, Reginald Leeper, Greece at the 1948 Summer Olympics, Greek plebiscite, 1946, National Organization of Crete, National Union of Greece, Emil Jaeger, Fortress Crete, Eddie Myers, Organization of National Resistance of the Interior X, French ship Sinfra, Dieter Wisliceny, Kommeno, Domenikon Massacre, Günther Altenburg, 1939-40 Greek Cup, Greece at the 1948 Winter Olympics, 1948-49 Greek Cup, United Nations Security Council Resolution 12, Mesovouno massacre, 1949-50 Greek Cup, Pan-hellenic Championship 1942-43, 1946-47 Greek Cup, Alexander Belev, Patras FCA 1949-50, 1947-48 Greek Cup, Greek People's Liberation Navy, Inigo Campioni, Organization for the Protection of the People's Struggle, Greek government in exile, Pan-hellenic Championship 1940-41, Patras FCA 1946-47, Patras FCA 1939-40, National-Socialist Patriotic Organisation, United Panhellenic Organization of Youth, Patras FCA 1945-46, Rolf Günther, Operation Alpenveilchen, Patras FCA 1947-48, Eleventh Army, 1940-41 Greek Cup, Drakeia massacre, Patras FCA 1948-49, Provisional Democratic Government. Excerpt: The Battle of Greece (also known as Operation Marita, German: ) is the common name for the invasion and conquest of Greece by Nazi Germany in April 1941. Greece was supported by British Commonwealth forces, while the Germans' Axis allies Italy and Bulgaria played secondary roles. The Battle of Greece is usually distinguished from the Greco-Italian War fought in northwestern Greece and southern Albania from October 1940, as well as from...

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