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Crete and Cyprus. The
island has also been
called Carpathus in
Latin and
Scarpanto in Italian.
Homer calls the
island Krapathos, with
metathesis of two letters...
- Each "article" in this
category is a
collection of
entries about several stamp issuers,
presented in
alphabetical order. The
entries are
formulated on...
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Italian torpedo boat
Giuseppe Missori) and two
other ships,
Medea and
Scarpanto. This
operation was
postponed to 9
January due to poor weather, and when...
- were
based on
forward airfields at Molaoi,
Melos and
Karpathos (then
Scarpanto), with
Corinth and
Argos as base airfields. The Bf 110s were
based at...
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watchkeepers returned to duty. On 21 May,
Nizam parti****ted in the s****ing of
Scarpanto, then
became involved in the
Battle of Crete. The
destroyer transported...
- to
Scarpanto during the
night of 3–4 September. At dawn,
Sydney and the
British destroyer Ilex
attacked the
Italian Makri Yalo
Airbase at
Scarpanto; the...
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Spinalonga Island (Spinalonga), ca. 1210–1715 In the Dodecanese:
Karpathos (
Scarpanto) and
Kasos (Caso), 1306–1538
Halki (Calchi), 1204–?
Tilos (Piscopi) Kalymnos...
- (Nisiro),
Patmos (Patmo),
Tilos (Piscopi),
Rhodes (Rodi),
Karpathos (
Scarpanto), Symi (Simi), and
Astypalaia (Stampalia). A
stamp for the
island of Rodi...
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December 1941
Bombed and sunk by
German Junkers Ju 87 'Stuka'
aircraft in
Scarpanto Strait on 10
September 1943.
Partridge G30 3 June 1940 5
August 1941 22...
- (Calchi) and
dependent islets 30.3 km2 (11.7 sq mi) 1,461
Karpathos (
Scarpanto) and
dependent islets 306 km2 (118 sq mi) 7,770
Kasos (Caso) and dependent...
