Kalavryta: People and Shadows
Kalavryta. December 1943. Devastation; the entire male population over the age of 14 executed; every house in town torched down. In retribution, said the Germans, for the killing of 80 Wehrmacht soldiers by partisans.
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Kalavryta. December 1943. Devastation; the entire male population over the age of 14 executed; every house in town torched down. In retribution, said the Germans, for the killing of 80 Wehrmacht soldiers by partisans.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Ilias Giannakakis
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