Waffenstillstand von Mudanya, 1922 |
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Der Waffenstillstandsvertrag von Mudanya wurde 1922 in Folge des griechisch-türkischen Krieges von 1919 - 1922 von der Türkei, Griechenland, Großbritannien und Frankreich unterschrieben und bildete den Rahmen für den Vertrag von Lausanne, 1923. |
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War between Constantine and Licinius, 314 and 323 AD |
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In 311 A.D. Constantine and Licinius were co-emperors, the former in the West and the latter in the East. Each one's ambition was to become sole emperor and they pursued their goal by undermining one another. Their strife ended in two wars, one in 314 in Italy and a second one in 323, from which Constantine emerged as victor. |
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War between Licinius and Maximinus, 311-320 AD |
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Maximinus Daia, adopted son of Galerius and a Caesar, proclaimed himself emperor in 310 AD. The legal successor of Galerius, Licinius, attempted to take back the territories of Maximinus’ dominion, which mainly included Asia Minor and Syria. A series of wars finally led to the defeat of Maximinus in 313. |
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War between Lysimachus and Seleucus, 282-281 BC |
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War between Pontus and Pergamon, 156-154 BC |
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War between Rhodes and Lycia, 188/187 and 177-171 BC |
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War between Spartans and Persians in Asia Minor, 400-388 BC |
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War Exhibition of the Asia Minor Army |
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The paintings of Spyros Papaloukas, Perikles Vyzantios and Pavlos Rodokanakis, who had been appointed “war painters” during the Asia Minor campaign, were first exhibited at Zappeion and later in Smyrna, where they were finally destroyed. The paintings and drawings were accompanied by a large number of photographs belonging to the photography department of the Army Mapping Service. |
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War of the Successors I (321-320 BC) |
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War of the Successors II (319-315 BC) |
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The death of Antipater, guardian of the legal successors of Alexander, in 319 BC, initiated the violent conflicts between his generals, Antigonus Monophthalmus and Eumenes. This struggle climaxed with the death of Eumenes in the battle of Gabiene in January 316 BC, leaving Antigonus the only claimant to the empire of Alexander the Great. |
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