napoleon zervas造句

• Later Napoleon Zervas established his partizans in the area.
• It participated in the government of Dimitrios Maximos and Napoleon Zervas served as Minister for Public Order.
• During the Axis occupation of Greece during World War II, he joined the ranks of EDES under general Napoleon Zervas.
• The area became additionally affected by the conflicts between the Germans and the partisans of Napoleon Zervas during the Second World War.
• However, the units of the ELAS in Central Greece and Epirus attacked Napoleon Zervas's units of the EDES forcing them to flee to the Ionian islands.
• Napoleon Zervas then convinced him to join EDES, which was promptly reformed in October, with Pyromaglou as its General Secretary, at the head of a five-man Executive Committee.
• "' Napoleon Zervas "'(; May 17, 1891, in EAM ), in terms of size and activity, resistance organization against the Axis Occupation of Greece.
• Their mission was to locate the guerrillas of EDES and their leader Napoleon Zervas, who were friendlier to the British Headquarters of the Middle-East than ELAS, and co-operate with them.
• In Chameria at the end of the war, the troops commanded by General Napoleon Zervas operated in our districts and villages not as liberators, but as executioners and sworn enemies of the Albanian element.
• Only 181 Ioannina Jews are known to have survived the war, including 112 who survived Auschwitz and 69 who fled to join the resistance leader Napoleon Zervas and the National Republican Greek League ( EDES ).
• During the summer of 1944, the right-wing head of the National Republican Greek League ( EDES ), Napoleon Zervas, asked the Cham Albanians to join EDES, but their response was negative.
• The two other large resistance movements were the National Republican Greek League ( EDES ), led by republican former army officer Col . Napoleon Zervas, and the social-liberal EKKA, led by Col . Dimitrios Psarros.
• On 6 June, representatives from ELAS ( Colonel Stefanos Sarafis and Andreas Tzimas ), EDES ( Colonel Napoleon Zervas and Komninos Pyromaglou ) and the British mission ( Eddie Myers and Christopher Woodhouse ) assembled in the village of Liaskovo.
• Members of the Souliote diaspora that lived in Greece played a major role in 19th-and 20th-century politics and military affairs, like Dimitrios Botsaris, the son of Markos Botsaris, and the World War II resistance leader Napoleon Zervas.
• Furthermore, in late 1943, pressed by both the Germans and rival leftist ELAS guerrillas, General Napoleon Zervas, the leader of EDES, the dominant guerrilla group in Epirus, reached a tacit agreement with Lanz and restricted his forces'operations against the Germans.
• One of the most important early operations of the Greek resistance movement ( in which Velouchiotis and his fighters, after negotiations with the British, agreed to participate alongside Napoleon Zervas's republican EDES resistance forces and twelve British saboteurs under the leadership of Major E . C . W . " Eddie " Myers ) was the blowing-up of the Gorgopotamos railway viaduct, south of Lamia, on November 25, 1942 ( Operation Harling ).