- a
publication now in the
public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "
Dédéagatch". Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. 7 (11th ed.).
Cambridge University Press...
-
stamps between 1893 and 1903:
Cavalle (present-day Kavala),
Dedeagh (
Dedeagatch, present-day Alexandroupoli), Port Lagos, and
Vathy (Samos).
Cavalle 4pi...
- Gr****)—was
announced in the king's presence. The city's
previous name of
Dedeagatch was
considered too Turkish. On 7 September, Venizelos,
counting on a surge...
-
unfavorable territorial settlement,
although she did
retain an
Aegean outlet at
Dedeagatch (now
Alexandroupolis in Greece). Greece's
sovereignty over
Crete was now...
- killed, many
women were raped. Some
residents found shelter in Doganhisar,
Dedeagatch or Bulgaria.
After a
brief period of
Bulgarian rule
between 1913 and 1919...
-
Overprinted stamps were
subsequently issued for the
Thracian cities of
Dedeagatch (July 1913) and
Giumulzina (August 1913). In the former, a three-line...
-
Amiral Charner after the
warship had run
aground under enemy fire off
Dedeagatch, Bulgaria.
Eight months later,
Bosnia was sunk by the guns of the Imperial...
-
Turkish positions. On 21
October 1915 she
bombarded the
Bulgarian port of
Dedeagatch. On 20
January 1918, she had been
stationed at Kusu Bay on the island...
- Αλεξανδρούπολη (Gr*****), Alexandrúpoli (Catalan), Dedeağaç (Turkish*),
Dedeagatch (former name*),
Dedeagh (former French*), Yàlìkèshāndéluóbólìsī/Āléikésāndélǔpōulìsī...
-
coast several times.
Amiral Charner ran
aground under enemy fire off
Dedeagatch,
Bulgaria on 3
March 1915 and had to be
pulled off by the
small Italian...
