Definition of Karasoulis. Meaning of Karasoulis. Synonyms of Karasoulis

- (Guitars) and Mike Karasoulis (Vocals). The band appeared at Voices of the Mist Festival, volume 2. Thina Chat - Vocals Mike Karasoulis - Vocals George Droulias...
- Polykastro (Gr****: Πολύκαστρο, before 1928 Καρασούλι, Karasoúli;) is a town and a former muni****lity in Kilkis regional unit of Central Macedonia, Greece...
- (World War I) 1914–1918 British Military Cemetery in Polykastro (formerly Karasouli) near Lake Doiran. Belligerents Entente Powers:  United Kingdom  Greece...
- Pte. George W. Grief 9th Bn., King's Own Royal Regiment 28 Apr. 1917 Karasouli Cemetery Pte. Robert H. Daniels 9th Bn., Lancashire Fusiliers 4 Oct. 1917...
- Infantry. He was killed in action on 22 June 1918 and was buried at the Karasouli Military Cemetery on the Macedonian front in Greece. George the fourth...
- Balkan War, the regiment fought against Bulgarian probing skirmishes at Karasouli, leaving an officer and two NCOs dead. After the outbreak of hostilities...
- Medal. His younger brother, Frank Laurence Fulton, died of wounds at Karasouli (now Polykastro) in Greece on 17 March 1917, after being hit by mortar...
- Venice (Italy); Doiran (Greece); Granezza, Asiago near Venice (Italy); Karasouli (Salonika); Hortakoi, Kirechkoi (Thessalonika); Lahana (Thessalonika);...
- his group to defend the Bulgarian Komitadji attacks near Axios, from Karasouli (now Polykastro) to Valandovo and from Gevgelija to the mountain range...
- prehistoric toumba (the local name for a tell) in the Vardar valley, near Karasouli. Winifred Lamb joined Heurtley's excavations at the tell of Vardaroftsa...