Abstract

The material covers two periods: the first part refers to the year of 1916 and the second to the period of 1920-1922, with emphasis on September 1922.G. Bousios' political correspondence with politicians, members of the armed forces and other officials of Macedonia on the occupation of Grevena and the course of the First World War.Also, political correspondence, during G. Bousios' term of office as Minister of Interior (1922), as well as of the two previous years.

Language:

Greek, Modern (1453-), Greek, Ancient (to 1453)

Digital Format:

GIF image, JPEG/JFIF, TIFF Image

Digital Type:

Still image

Standards:

DublinCore, ISAD (G), MARC21

Subject:

Culture > History
Culture > History > National history
Culture > History > Local history
Culture > History > Military history
Culture > Leisure > Events
Culture > Leisure > Historical events
Social and human sciences
Social and human sciences > Population > Black and ethnic minority groups
Politics, law and economics > Politics and government
Politics, law and economics > Politics and government > Armed forces
Politics, law and economics > Politics and government > Defence
Politics, law and economics > Politics and government > State security
Politics, law and economics > Politics and government > Elections
Politics, law and economics > Economics
Politics, law and economics > Economic and social development

Period:

Modern and contemporary > 19th century
Modern and contemporary > 20th century

Culture:

Western European

Spatial Coverage:

Europe > GREECE
Europe > GREECE > Macedonia
Europe > GREECE > Macedonia > Grevena

Famous People:

Γεώργιος Μπούσιος

Famous Place:

Γρεβενά, Μακεδονία

Famous Event:

Κατάληψη Γρεβενών, Α΄ Παγκόσμιος Πόλεμος

Relationships:

Relation type	Target identifier
May be under the responsibility of an institution	Eprints 85 not found.
May be created in the context of a project or programme	Eprints 7 not found.

Start date:

1916

End date:

1922

["eprint_fieldname_physical-types" not defined]:

Correspondence, Manuscript

URI:

http://www.michael-culture.org/id/eprint/21558