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I- The Seraskerlik announced the capture of Golos to the Tripoli Command. II- Declaration by Kardiça (Karditsa) Front Commander Mirliva Sadık to the marshal pasha in Dömeke that Fener was captured.

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Declaration to the marshalship that the captives coming from Alasonya by Mirliva Mehmed will be transferred to Thessaloniki.

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Battle order of the Imperial Army between 22 April and 4 May 1313.

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Declaration by Serfiçe Governor Hıfzı Bey to the Command of the Alasonia Army of the information received from İslam Pasha that the Battle of Çapurkara was continuing and the telegraph line there was cut by the local Christian population.

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The instruction given by Serasker Rıza Pasha to pierce the enemy lines upon the news received from Alasonya Army Commander Edhem Pasha that there were fierce battles in the region between Usturunga and Losvaki and that Anabisi and Voleşko hills on the Kozköy side were captured by the Greeks.

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Declaration to the Monastir Governorship that sufficient number of police cavalry should be sent to ensure urgent mail communication between Alasonya and Katrin (Katerin), Kozköy, Dumnik (Döminek, Domeniko), Dışkata (Deskati) and Grebene locations.

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I. Half of the ammunition of the artillery batteries in Alasonya will be sent to Serfiçe for their safety. II. Since it would be difficult to transport the existing ammunition in the First Izmid Battalion of the Imperial Army Redif Third Regiment in Velestin, half of it was requested to be delivered to the necessary places.

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Correspondence made between 12 February 1312 and 23 May 1314 by the commanders with information and permission regarding the military shipment with the Alasonya Command, the General Command of the Greek Armed Forces in Golos, the Imperial Army, the Seraskerlik and other authorities.

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The logbooks report that there were no incidents by the battalion commanders between 6 March 1312 and 2 November 1313.

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Book containing correspondence on various subjects, mostly regarding military shipments made between 11 February 1312 and 6 May 1314.

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The compass reports the amount of maps distributed to the commanders of the First Division.

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1/20,000 scale map of Lefterihor location.

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The compass indicates the positions of the forces subordinate to Miralay Tirsini.

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Book containing the names of civil servants, notables and notables who served in the capture of Yenişehir and its surroundings.

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The table lists the current veterinary officers in the Imperial Army and their positions.

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Directive to start training the soldiers and officers in the redif class without delay, as it was understood that they were untrained in the war.

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Telegraph correspondence with Izzet Pasha regarding the scheduling of the meeting for the next day, with the permission of the marshal pasha, if they do not give their consent.

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The sketch shows the Greek forces in Lamya, Ayamarina, Stilida, Ağa, Darıboyu, Mustafabey, Hipati, Yanokladi, Efrenci and Beki in the Sperchiou (Alamana) River basin and in Thermopile around the Dragospilla Mountains.

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Declaration by Kardiçe and Tırhala Commander Mirliva Sadık to the chief commander in Dömeke that public order was in place.

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Two telegrams sent from Velestin by the Fifth Squadron Commander Ferik Hakkı Pasha, one informing that Urmia was captured and the other giving permission for the operation to be carried out on Lamya.

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The logbook reports that Bosnian Derviş bin İbrahim, one of the Fourth Company soldiers who was the assistant of Kalkandelen Redif Major Mustafa Bey, escaped.

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Declaration by Mirliva to the Third Battalion Command that the incoming assistant personnel were distributed to the battalions, but they did not want to be under the command of the battalions because they were irregular.

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Two records of the First Division Commander Ferik Hayri Pasha, addressed to the people of Tırhala, consisting of Muslims, Christians and Jews, on ensuring peace, unity and public order.

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The compass states that soldiers will be dispatched against the bandits.

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The compass reports the expenses and details made from Salonika property for the one-month administration of the Megri Redif Battalion.

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Second Army Redif Thirty-First Regiment's logbook reporting the present and absent combat losses of the First Antalya Battalion, and tables of the casualties of the Third, Fourth and Sixth Battalions in battle.

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Since the means of transportation will be increased by the members of the Third Army Transport Battalion affiliated with the Alasonya Army, six privates from each battalion from the First, Second, Third, Fourth and Sixth Battalions and the Reserve Liva Command, six people from each of the people engaged in public works, and three pack animals are requested to be sent accompanied by an officer, along with their inspection certificates.

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Report on the distribution of batteries attached to artillery battalions to divisions.

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The compass states that a general instruction has been sent to the First Division Command as a basis for the first operation.

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Ferik Ahmed Hayri Pasha of the First Mobile Hospital in Domnik; The compass states that the Second Mobile Hospital is in Alasonya by Mehmed Pasha, the Third Mobile Hospital is in Dışkata by Ferik Hakkı Pasha, the Fourth Mobile Hospital is in Alasonya as its location has not been determined, the Fifth Mobile Hospital is in İskoba by Ferik Mehmed Neşet Pasha, the Sixth Mobile Hospital is in Kozköy and the Seventh Mobile Hospital is in Alasonya since its location has not been determined.

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Yunanlılara karşı Ustrunga, Kavaklıçeşme, Kokol Tepesi ve Dava Boğazı taraflarına asker bırakıldığı, Milona Kapısı üstündeki karakola saldıran Yunanlılara karşılık verilmesiyle, sınıra yakın ordugah çadırlarını kaldırdıkları, Yunanlıların İzmola'yı ele geçirdikleri ve Verdekuşa (Verdikousa)'ya geleceklerinin öğrenildiği, Lefterihor'da çok fazla Yunan kuvveti kalmadığından oradaki birliklerin Milogoşte ve Dumnik (Döminek, Domeniko)'e sevk edildiği ve cephedeki gelişmeler hakkında yazışmalar.

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The note presented by Major Mustafa Cemal of the Redif Zağferanbolu Battalion stating that since there was a lack of lieutenants in the battalion, Captains Sani İsmail and Halil Ağa were employed as lieutenants.

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A report containing the logs of the soldiers, weapons, ammunition, ammunition, animals and caravans belonging to most of the redif battalions of the Hassa Army, Second Army and Third Army in the Alasonya Camp.

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Document document indicating whether a soldier is alive or not, and submitted to him by the Second Division Command regarding the receipt of the incident report from his battalion and his return.

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Correspondence regarding the battalions transferred to Alasonya.

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İkinci Fırka, Birinci Alay, Gemlik Redif İkinci Taburu binbaşısının, Süvari Altıncı Alay Baytar Yüzbaşısı Bedri Bey'in, müşir paşanın emri olduğunu beyan ederek, Alasonya'ya götürdüğü on beş baş hayvandan, taburun ihtiyacından fazla olan bir adedi hariç on dördünün geri gönderilmesi talebi; On Üçüncü ve On altıncı Süvari Alaylarındaki hayvanların cins ve miktarlarına dair cetvel; çeşitli taburlardan gelen jurnallerde eksik olan malumata dair pusula.

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It was stated that Ferik Tevfik Pasha from Skopje, upon the order he received from the station officer's directorate, declared that the leveling certificates should be given quickly for the rapid execution of the transportation to be made by train, and an instruction was requested.

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Hassa Ordusu, Üçüncü Fırka, Altıncı Liva, On Birinci Alay Dördüncü Çaycuma Taburu'nun noksan eşyasının beyanı; Alasonya Ordugahında toplanan ikinci ve üçüncü fırkaları oluşturan Göynük Redif, Çekirge, Kengırı, Kalecik, Haymana, Bartın ve Zağferanbolu taburlarının 7-9 Mart 1313 arası döneme ait askere verilen yiyecek, hasta sayısı ve vukuatına dair günlük jurnaller ile 01 Temmuz 1313-10 Nisan 1314 arası dönemde Birinci Fırka taburlarındaki hasta ve vefat sayılarını bildirir istatistik cetveli.

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Greek maps of the Greece region.

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Maps of the concession line of Greece and the locations of various battalions, maps of Ioannina and Thessaly, and a map showing the positions of the soldiers of the Third Army in the Rumelia region.

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Lists stating the presence, condition and battalions of the soldiers who were treated and discharged from Dömeke, Yenişehir and Alasonya Imperial Army General Hospitals and transferred to Yenişehir, daily incident logs and casualty tables of Golos Gureba Hospital.

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Hayri Pasha's active state was not felt, two field guns were delivered to Celal Pasha, and although the capture of the tower to which a mobile cannon was sent was postponed, it will be taken care of soon.

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Information was given about the operations of the five battalions of the Haydarpaşa Company sent to the front of Milan.

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Information was given about the attack by the Greeks on the Churchli village and its consequences.

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It was reported by Mobile Cavalry Platoon Officer Mehmed Nuri Bey that eight or ten gunshots were heard and that there were no other incidents.

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Determining and reporting the expenses incurred for the repair of the railway line before the arrival of German Engineer Jerniker.

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Kotra, Deliklitaş and the positions beyond the Greek outpost were occupied without incident, and the tents in the camp abandoned by the Greeks should be captured.

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Battalions are expected to hold the fronts on the left side of Karadere.

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Since the enemy opened fire around Melona, a battalion from Alasonya should be sent to the region.

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Information was given about the operations of the volunteer battalions and the Seniçe, Pristina and Selanik battalions around Kozköy and Çayhisar.

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Movement of Alaşehir and İnebolu battalions to Alasonya.

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Sketches showing the locations where the battalions forming the Second Battalion were deployed.

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The report given by Mirliva Mustafa Pasha, Deputy Commander of the Fourth Mauzerli Squadron, regarding the operation carried out in Dömeke.

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Information was given by Chief War Major Şevki Bey about the situation of the bandits that appeared in Tırhala and its surroundings.

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Dispatch of Çorum Battalion.

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Since it was reported that approximately three thousand Greek soldiers were transferred to the Narda side, caution should be taken and information should be given about the detachments of the Imperial Army at the Korfa Pass due to the conclusion of the armistice.

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Summary of events regarding the Nizamiye Liva.

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Casualty reports regarding members of the First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Armies and various companies of the Hassa Army who were martyred or wounded in battles, ammunition consumed and livestock used.

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ID tags of members of various armies and battalions who were martyred in battles with the Greeks or died in hospitals.

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Sketch showing the positions of the battalions.

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Sketch of part of Greece.

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Maps showing various locations in Greece.

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A sketch showing the position of the army on April 24, 1313 in the Greek War, and a sketch showing the positions of the parties.

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Sketch showing the battalions remaining there following the declaration of war on the Chaporina and Dışkata sides.

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Map showing the existing battalions, battalions, mobile batteries, cavalry regiments and others in the Kozköy, Alasonya and Tırnova areas.

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Letter from Ioannina Corps Commander Ahmed Hıfzı Pasha congratulating the victory of the Greek Border General Command.

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The requested sketches and tables have not yet been sent by the Leftekarya and Serfiçe commands.

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The sketch showing the situation of the Corps was sent, and a liva of the sect in Tavuklu was placed on the Arslanlar and Çamaş side.

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The sketch showing the positions of the battalions in Velestin, Golos and Ermiye belonging to the Fifth Battalion was sent.

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Documents and maps regarding the various units that constitute the Imperial Army should be sent to the Seraskerlik by the General Commander of the Greek Border, Edhem Pasha.

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ID tags of soldiers who were members of the Alasonya Army and were treated at the Alasonya Central Hospital, sent to their hometowns and other hospitals, or died.

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Identity book of those who acted inappropriately in the Kengiri (Çankırı) Battalion of the Hassa Army Redif Sixth Regiment.

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ID book of the soldiers who died in Katrin Hospital or were transferred to Thessaloniki Hospital.

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Presentation of the ID book of the soldiers who deserted from the Third Yenipazar Battalion of the Redif Thirty-Ninth Regiment of the Third Army.

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Presentation of the necessary notebook for the pending cases of the members of the Third Corps, who had deserted from various companies of the Redif Thirty-Ninth Pristina Regiment's Fourth Senice Battalion, through the Local Government.

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Presentation of the dog tags of the members of the Second Sincanli Battalion of the Redif Twenty-Fifth Regiment of the Second Army, who were martyred in the conflict with the Greek bandits in Tırhala.

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Presentation of the notebook stating the amount of ammunition spent, rifles lost and mekaris killed since the beginning of the war from the Third Iskilip Battalion of the Redif Sixth Kengiri (Çankırı) Regiment of the Hassa Army.

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Presentation of the identity book of the members of the Third Iskilip Battalion of the Redif Sixth Regiment of the Hassa Army who were martyred in the battle with the Greeks.

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Presentation of the identity book of the members of the Third Çal Battalion of the Redif Twenty-Sixth Regiment of the Second Army who were injured in the battle that took place during the occupation of Kalabaka.

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Presentation of the identity book of those who were martyred and injured in battles from the First Karahisar-ı Sahib Battalion of the Second Army Redif Twenty-Fifth Regiment.

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Presentation of the certificate of identity of the members of the Third Alaiye Battalion of the Redif Thirty-Second Silifke Regiment of the Second Army, who were martyred or injured in the battle with the Greeks.

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ID tags of the martyrs and the deceased from the Third Rebel Yozgad Battalion of the Hassa Army Redif Ninth Ankara Regiment in Kozköy.

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Presentation of the notebook containing the identity tags of the members of the Fourth Anamur Battalion of the Second Army Redif Thirty-Second Regiment who were injured in the Battles of Çayhisar and Dömeke.

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Presentation of the ledger showing the number of martyrs of the Second Gilan Battalion of the Third Army Redif Thirty-Ninth Regiment in the Battle of Milona.

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Certificate showing the officers and members of the First Trabzon Battalion of the Fifty-third Regiment of the Fourth Army who were injured in the battles that took place in Berşika, Çatalca and Dömeke.

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The ID book of those who were injured and martyred in the battle with the Greeks from the Third Iskilip Battalion of the Hassa Army Redif Sixth Regiment.

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The number of martyrs and wounded in the Cebel batteries was reported.

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Presentation of the certificate reporting the wounded soldiers of the Fifth Company of the Twenty-Seventh Mobile Artillery Regiment from the beginning of the war until now.

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Presentation of the ID tags of the officers and members of the Fifteenth Cavalry Regiment of the Third Army who were injured in the battles in various positions since the beginning of the war.

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Presentation of the certificate book reporting the soldiers of the 4th Çaycuma Battalion of the Hassa Army Bahr-i Black Ereğli Regiment who died during the war.

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Presentation of the ID book of the soldiers who were martyred or injured in battles from the Second Akseki Battalion of the Second Army Redif Thirty-First Regiment.

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Tables showing the identity tags of members of the Third Battalion of the Regular Twenty-Fourth Regiment of the Third Army who were martyred or injured in various battles.

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Information was given about the soldiers of the Redif Third Tirebolu Battalion of the Fourth Army who died or were injured and sent to hospitals on various dates in the battles of the hills opposite Kozköy and Dömeke and its surroundings.

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Sending soldiers to Ermiye, sending banners to the Ministry of the Third Army Corps, capturing the bandits appearing in Grebene, Nasliç, Kesriye and other locations, battalion changes, distributing rifles to the redifs, sending a battalion to Dömeke, appointment of Ferik Neşet Pasha to the Corps Commandership, together with the battalion under the command of Mirliva Şevki Pasha. Records sent to various persons and authorities between 7-18 May 1313 regarding his visit to Dömeke and other matters.

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Yenişehir'de bulunan Köprücü Bölüğü'nün yola çıkarılması, Dışkata, Serfiçe, Alasonya gibi yerlerde zuhur eden eşkıyanın tenkili, muhtelif paşa ve subayların görev yerlerine gitmeleri, taburlarla gelen mekarinin Alasonya ve Yenişehir'den nakliyesi, tabur sevkiyatı, asker mevcudunun bildirilmesi ve Ali Paşa'nın Alasonya Kumandanlığına tayini gibi konularda 1-5 Mayıs 1313 tarihleri arasında muhtelif şahıs ve makamlara gönderilen tahriratlar.

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War Certificate of the Battle of Thessaly written by Artillery Colonel İbrahim Bey during the battle, which was published among the books of Brigadier General Hüsamettin Karaoyvat and sent to the War History Directorate by Lieutenant General H. Doğan Özgöçmen on March 2, 1971.

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Grebene'de asakir-i şahane ile eşkıya arasında yaşanan çarpışma, Köpriyöz, Kranya, Meçova gibi yerlere tecavüz eden eşkıyalara karşı oralara asker sevk edilmesi, Alasonya Ordusu birliklerinin mevkileri ve durumları, Yunan hududunda devam eden muharebeler, asakir-i şahane ile muharebe eden Yunan eşkıyalarının arasında Yunan askerlerinin de bulunduğu haberinin tahkiki gibi konular hakkında muhtelif kurumlar tarafından Alasonya Kumandanlığı ile yapılan yazışmalar.

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Table about bridge equipment captured from the Greeks

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Sending 1060 soldiers to Alasonya Army Command.

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The repair of waterways in the neutral zone is allowed.

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