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Ano Lechonia, Magnesia, Greece, July 9, 1944. Gestapo and Greek collaborationists (group EASAD) killed 3 women: Lucia (mother, aged 60, on the right), Sophia (daughter, aged 38, in the middle) of the rich family Topali, and Philitsa Kalavrou (their housekeeper, aged 40, on the left). B/W photo by Kostas ZImeris.

Ano Lechonia, Magnesia, Greece, July 9, 1944. Gestapo and Greek collaborationists (group EASAD) killed 3 women: Lucia (mother, aged 60, on the right), Sophia (daughter, aged 38, in the middle) of the rich family Topali, and Philitsa Kalavrou (their housekeeper, aged 40, on the left). B/W photo by Kostas ZImeris.

Ano Kerassia, Magnesia, Greece, 1944. Members of the 54th partisan Batallion of the National People's Liberation Army. b/w photo by Kostas Zimeris.

Ano Kerassia, Magnesia, Greece, 1944. Members of the 54th partisan Batallion of the National People's Liberation Army. b/w photo by Kostas Zimeris.

Η πλατεία στο Μοναστηράκι με το τραμ της γραμμής 9, το οποίο εκτελούσε την διαδρομή Ομόνοια – Πετράλωνα μέχρι και το 1960.

Η πλατεία στο Μοναστηράκι με το τραμ της γραμμής 9, το οποίο εκτελούσε την διαδρομή Ομόνοια – Πετράλωνα μέχρι και το 1960.

Ένα από τα πρώτα περίπτερα στην πλατεία Συντάγματος

Ένα από τα πρώτα περίπτερα στην πλατεία Συντάγματος

Old Athens Photos Ermou Street. Back to Old Athens Photos Καπνικαρέα

Old Athens Photos Ermou Street. Back to Old Athens Photos Καπνικαρέα

Greece, 1942-1944. An orthodox priest, member of ELAS (Greek People's Liberation Army), fighting against the German, Italian and Bulgarian occupation forces.

Greece, 1942-1944. An orthodox priest, member of ELAS (Greek People's Liberation Army), fighting against the German, Italian and Bulgarian occupation forces.

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1897 ~ Recruits for the Army standing before the Temple of Thesseus in Athens, #solebike, #Athens, #e-bike tours

1897 ~ Recruits for the Army standing before the Temple of Thesseus in Athens, #solebike, #Athens, #e-bike tours

Epirus, Greece, 1944. Two "Aetopoula" (i.e. Young Eagles), children serving as messengers of EAM (i.e. National Liberation Front), the most numerous of the resistance forces against the Axis Triple occupation of Greece.

Epirus, Greece, 1944. Two "Aetopoula" (i.e. Young Eagles), children serving as messengers of EAM (i.e. National Liberation Front), the most numerous of the resistance forces against the Axis Triple occupation of Greece.

The liberation of Athens WWII; 1944

The liberation of Athens WWII; 1944

Greece, 1941-1942. Special servicemen collect the dead bodies of people who found death by starvation as the German occupation forces seized all food supplies from Greece to send them to their troops at the Soviet front; death toll among civilian population in Greek urban centers raised to almost half a million.

Greece, 1941-1942. Special servicemen collect the dead bodies of people who found death by starvation as the German occupation forces seized all food supplies from Greece to send them to their troops at the Soviet front; death toll among civilian population in Greek urban centers raised to almost half a million.

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