Following the notification from the Izmir Command that a Greek battleship was seen near Chios, the ambassadors of Germany and other great powers in Athens were instructed to draw the attention of the Greek Government on this matter, since it is against the rules of the armistice for warships to enter the magnificent waters.

Title Following the notification from the Izmir Command that a Greek battleship was seen near Chios, the ambassadors of Germany and other great powers in Athens were instructed to draw the attention of the Greek Government on this matter, since it is against the rules of the armistice for warships to enter the magnificent waters.
Publication Place 110-9-1-4 - Ministry of National Defense Military History Archive
Type Document
Language Turkish
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 2
Library: Republic of Türkiye State Archives Directorate
Record ID 1730976
Library Location Ministry of National Defense Military History Archive - ATASE - GREEK-OTTOMAN WAR
Date 28.05.1897
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Following the notification from the Izmir Command that a Greek battleship was seen near Chios, the ambassadors of Germany and other great powers in Athens were instructed to draw the attention of the Greek Government on this matter, since it is against the rules of the armistice for warships to enter the magnificent waters.

Publication Place 110-9-1-4 - Ministry of National Defense Military History Archive
Type Document
Language Turkish
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 2
Library Republic of Türkiye State Archives Directorate
Record ID 1730976
Library Location Ministry of National Defense Military History Archive - ATASE - GREEK-OTTOMAN WAR
Date 28.05.1897
Republic of Türkiye State Archives Directorate - Ottoman library catalog search
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