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On 11 January 1944 Caskey reported that the Evvia andartes were suspicious of the British , who had failed to establish a mission among them , but they were willing to work with the Americans . This entry would characterize nearly all ...
On 11 January 1944 Caskey reported that the Evvia andartes were suspicious of the British , who had failed to establish a mission among them , but they were willing to work with the Americans . This entry would characterize nearly all ...
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Herein lay a fundamental difference between the Americans and the British . The British were annoyed that the Jews had flooded Evvia with refugees and bid up the price of caiques in their panic to escape Greece : both interfered with a ...
Herein lay a fundamental difference between the Americans and the British . The British were annoyed that the Jews had flooded Evvia with refugees and bid up the price of caiques in their panic to escape Greece : both interfered with a ...
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Earlier in the month Irving Friedman , in a memorandum dated 18 May , noted : “ Since December about 250 Jewish refugees from Evvia via caiques operated by British navy in conjunction with American military personnel .
Earlier in the month Irving Friedman , in a memorandum dated 18 May , noted : “ Since December about 250 Jewish refugees from Evvia via caiques operated by British navy in conjunction with American military personnel .
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the Jews ELAS and the Allies in Evvia | 1 |
forty years | 25 |
allies or enemies? | 51 |
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| Title | Kampos: Cambridge Papers in Modern Greek, Issue 11 |
| Contributor | University of Cambridge. Modern Greek Section |
| Publisher | Modern Greek Section, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge, 2003 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 28 Apr 2008 |
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