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Yunanistan'ın Kraliyet Ailesi. Atina manzarası. İstanbul'da. Tesalya'da - The royal family of Greece. A panorama of Athens. In Constantinople. In Thessaly.
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Title
Yunanistan'ın Kraliyet Ailesi. Atina manzarası. İstanbul'da. Tesalya'da - The royal family of Greece. A panorama of Athens. In Constantinople. In Thessaly.
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Türk ve Yunanlıların çatışması. Hanya harabelerinde bir sokak. Girit kuşatması boyunca Avusturyalı zırhlısı Yunan gemisini batırıyor. Girit mültecileri Avrupa gemisinde. Yunanistan'ın kraliyet ailesi. Kraliçe Olga. Kral Georges. Veliaht Prens Konstantin. Kral Georges. Prens André. Prens Christophe. Prens Nicolas. Yunan köylülerinin acemi erleri. Theodore Delyannis, Yunanstan'daki Bakanlar Konseyinin başkanı. Atina sokaklarında bir gösteri. Kalabalık Atina'da yazışmaları okuyor. Albay Vassos. Yunan bölüklerinin binmesi. Atina'nın manzarası-Gözlemevi. Parnassus Dağı. Theseus Tapınağı. Pentelikon Dağı. Üniversite. Kraliyet sarayı. Akropol. Hymettus Dağı. Osmanlı iimparatorluk süvarisi. Türk zırhlı fırkateyni Mahmudiye 'de. İstanbul'da-sultanın sarayının önünde Osmanlı bölüklerinin teftişi. Yunanistan'ın kraliyet ailesi katedrale gidiyor. Atina'da rediflerin çağrısı. Tesalya'da-Yunan-Türk sınırındaki yürüyüşler. Tesalya'da.-Larissa'nın manzarası. Sent-Nicolas Manastırı sınırda - Combat between the Turks and the Greeks. A road in Chania in ruins. An Austrian battleship sinking a Greek boat, during the blockade of Crete. Cretian refugees on a European vessel. The royal family of Greece. Her majesty Queen Olga. His majesty King Georges. Crown prince Constantine. King Georges. Prince André. Prince Christophe. Prince Nicolas. Recruits of Greek peasants. Theodore Delyannis, President of the Council of Ministers in Greece. A demonstration in the streets of Athens. A crowd reading the dispatches in Athens. Colonel Vassos. Embarkation of Greek troops. Panorama of Athens-Observatory. Mt. Parnassus. Temple of Theseus. Mt. Pentelikon. University. Royal palace. Acropolis. Mt. Hymettus. Ottoman imperial cavalry. On board the Turkish armored frigate Mahmudiye . In Constantinople - Review of Ottoman troops in front of the palace of the sultan. The royal family of Greece going to the cathedral. The call of the reserves in Athens. In Thessaly - The marchs on the Greco-Turkish border. In Thessaly. - View of Larissa. The monastery of Saint-Nicolas on the border.
Issue Date
1897
Language
French
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/26967
Collections
Clippings and Documents
Type
Clipping
Format
34,5-28 cm, Printed
Number of Scanned Documents
11
Identifier
FFTDOC01430
Rights
Open Access
Accrual Method
Purchase
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