Greco-Turkish

Crane was born after the Civil War but was drawn to the emotional rush of warfare—he wrote several other Civil War tales and worked as a war correspondent, covering the Greco-Turkish war in 1897 and the Spanish-American war the following year.

Five Best: David W. Blight 2011

But in a few terrible days at the conclusion of the Greco-Turkish War, in 1922, victorious Turkish troops burned the city, killing more than 100,000 non-Muslim civilians.

Cover to Cover 2008

Over the next few years René Bull, with his camera and sketch book always to hand, covered the Armenian Massacres, the Greco-Turkish War, skirmishes on the North-West Frontier, the Sudan Campaigns and the Boer War.

Archive 2010-05-01 Steve 2010

Note 13: For a specific discussion of Parren's astute political exploitation of the 1897 Greco-Turkish war, see Avdela & Psarra (2005).

Arms and the Woman: Just Warriors and Greek Feminist Identity 2008

But in a few terrible days at the conclusion of the Greco-Turkish War, in 1922, victorious Turkish troops burned the city, killing more than 100,000 non-Muslim civilians.

Cover to Cover 2008

Over the next few years René Bull, with his camera and sketch book always to hand, covered the Armenian Massacres, the Greco-Turkish War, skirmishes on the North-West Frontier, the Sudan Campaigns and the Boer War.

Rene Bull Steve 2010

The Greco-Turkish War of 1897, effectively a Cretan uprising against the Turks, gave these feminists the opportunity to realise their ambitions.

Arms and the Woman: Just Warriors and Greek Feminist Identity 2008

It also recommended population transfer citing the successful transfer of Greek and Cypriot populations in 1922 following the Greco-Turkish War.

On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009

Those looking for decisive battles often choose Adrianople in 378, when the Goths killed Emperor Valens and some 10,000 of his men on what is now the Greco-Turkish border.

Greed, religious intolerance, misunderstood enemies: How Rome Fell 2009

Those looking for decisive battles often choose Adrianople in 378, when the Goths killed Emperor Valens and some 10,000 of his men on what is now the Greco-Turkish border.

Peter Stothard - Times Online - WBLG: 2009