Side of the railway station during the war. Cavalry and artillery (Greek campaign). Greek Victory of Janina. Capture of Janina by the Greek Army of Epiros - Facet of a train station during the war. Cavalry and artillery (The Thracian campaign). The Greek Triumph of Janina. The occupation of Janina by the Greek Army of Epirus.

Title Side of the railway station during the war. Cavalry and artillery (Greek campaign). Greek Victory of Janina. Capture of Janina by the Greek Army of Epiros - Facet of a train station during the war. Cavalry and artillery (The Thracian campaign). The Greek Triumph of Janina. The occupation of Janina by the Greek Army of Epirus.
Author Gustave Babin
Publication Date: 1913-03-22
Type Other
Language fr
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Pages Count 6
Physical Dimensions Printed
Library: SALT Research Collections
Library Asset ID FFTDOC01262
Record ID 19220
Library Location SALT Research
Date 1913-03-22
Notes The train coming from Çatalca brought the wounded and sick. They were carried by ambulances that took them to hospitals. The new soldiers leave for the line and see those returning from there. In front of Edirne: Tsar Ferdinand inspects the Bulgarian army position. During the Battle of Çatalca. Soldier-photographer. At the military station. Bulgarian Outpost in the Battle of Çatalca, 17 November. Battlefield in heavy weapon operation. Trumpets of the 9th regiment. Officers of the 9th and 4th regiments. Heavy gunners. Horses and wagons pull the heavy gun. Janina people with flags in front of Greek soldiers. The Greeks go to Janina. Successful shot put. Vehid Bey, representing the commander of Janina, presenting the surrender of the city to Greek General Soutzos. Panoramic view of Janina - A train coming from Çatalca brought wounded and sick men. They are transported in ambulances which will drive them to the hospitals. The fresh troops leave for the front and cross those returning from it. In front of Andrinople: Tsar Ferdindand inspects the positions of the Bulgarian army. During the Çatalca battles. A soldier-photographer. At the military headquarters. The Bulgarian headquarters at the battle of Çatalca, November 17th. The battle field during the artillery action. Trumpets of the 9th regiment. Cavalryman on observation duty. Gendarmerie. Cavalryman from the 9th regiment. Officers from the 9th and 4th regiments. Artillerymen. Horses and carriages dragging a piece of artillery. The population of Janina with some flags in front of the Greek troops. A Greek column going to force its entry into Janina. A victorious cannon. Vehid Bey, representing the commandant of Janina, coming to offer the surrender of the city to Greek general Soutzos. Panoramic view of the city of Janina.
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Side of the railway station during the war. Cavalry and artillery (Greek campaign). Greek Victory of Janina. Capture of Janina by the Greek Army of Epiros - Facet of a train station during the war. Cavalry and artillery (The Thracian campaign). The Greek Triumph of Janina. The occupation of Janina by the Greek Army of Epirus.

Author Gustave Babin
Publication Date 1913-03-22
Type Other
Language fr
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Pages Count 6
Physical Dimensions Printed
Library SALT Research Collections
Library Asset ID FFTDOC01262
Record ID 19220
Library Location SALT Research
Date 1913-03-22
Notes The train coming from Çatalca brought the wounded and sick. They were carried by ambulances that took them to hospitals. The new soldiers leave for the line and see those returning from there. In front of Edirne: Tsar Ferdinand inspects the Bulgarian army position. During the Battle of Çatalca. Soldier-photographer. At the military station. Bulgarian Outpost in the Battle of Çatalca, 17 November. Battlefield in heavy weapon operation. Trumpets of the 9th regiment. Officers of the 9th and 4th regiments. Heavy gunners. Horses and wagons pull the heavy gun. Janina people with flags in front of Greek soldiers. The Greeks go to Janina. Successful shot put. Vehid Bey, representing the commander of Janina, presenting the surrender of the city to Greek General Soutzos. Panoramic view of Janina - A train coming from Çatalca brought wounded and sick men. They are transported in ambulances which will drive them to the hospitals. The fresh troops leave for the front and cross those returning from it. In front of Andrinople: Tsar Ferdindand inspects the positions of the Bulgarian army. During the Çatalca battles. A soldier-photographer. At the military headquarters. The Bulgarian headquarters at the battle of Çatalca, November 17th. The battle field during the artillery action. Trumpets of the 9th regiment. Cavalryman on observation duty. Gendarmerie. Cavalryman from the 9th regiment. Officers from the 9th and 4th regiments. Artillerymen. Horses and carriages dragging a piece of artillery. The population of Janina with some flags in front of the Greek troops. A Greek column going to force its entry into Janina. A victorious cannon. Vehid Bey, representing the commandant of Janina, coming to offer the surrender of the city to Greek general Soutzos. Panoramic view of the city of Janina.
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