Photographs of the ceasefire. The Greeks are in front of Janina. Americans in Izmir - Pictures of the Armistice. The Greeks in front of Janina. The Americans in Smyrna.
| Title | Photographs of the ceasefire. The Greeks are in front of Janina. Americans in Izmir - Pictures of the Armistice. The Greeks in front of Janina. The Americans in Smyrna. |
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| Author | Jean Leune |
| Publication Date: | 1913-02-08 |
| Type | Other |
| Language | French |
| Digital | Yes |
| Manuscript | No |
| Pages Count | 4 |
| Physical Dimensions | Printed |
| Library: | SALT Research Collections |
| Library Asset ID | FFTDOC01261 |
| Record ID | 21644 |
| Library Location | SALT Research |
| Date | 1913-02-08 |
| Notes | There is no truce for the rats. During the ceasefire, around Edirne - National dance, the sound of Bulgarian bagpipes. In the frozen plains of Edirne, where he will begin to fight again. During the truce, Bulgarians retrieve November dead from the ground and erect crosses on the coffins. The reinforced forces in the south defend Janina against the Greek army coming via the Preveza route. Archaeological leisure of American sailors: The crew of the battleship Tennessee tours the theater ruins of Ephesus under the direction of Professor Lawrence - No armistice for the vermin...During the armistice, around Adrianople-The national dance, to the sound of the Bulgarian gaida. The frozen plains of Andrinople where one will begin to fight again. During the truce, the Bulgarians recovered from a bit of the land their dead from November, and planted crosses on their poor tombs. The fortified works defending Janina in the south, against the Greek army coming by the route from Preveza. American sailors' archeological leisure time: The crew from the battleship Tennessee visits the ruins of the theater of Ephesus, under the direction of professor Lawrence. |
