Sieges--Greece
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Acropolis (Athens, Greece)--Siege, 1826-1827
- Narrower: Athens (Greece)--History--Siege, 480 B.C.
- Narrower: Corfu Island (Greece)--History--Siege, 1716
- Narrower: Corfu Island (Greece)--History--Siege, 1798-1799
- Narrower: Mesolongion (Greece)--History--Siege, 1825-1826
- Narrower: Rhodes (Greece : Island)--History--Siege, 1522
- Narrower: Rhodes (Greece)--History--Siege, 1480
- Narrower: Roupel (Fortress)--Siege, 1941
- Narrower: Thessalonikē (Greece)--History--Siege, 1430
- Narrower: Thessalonikē (Greece)--History--Siege, 904
- Narrower: Tripolē (Greece)--History--Siege, 1821
- Narrower: Ērakleion (Greece)--History--Siege, 1648-1669
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Morton address: 13891366519713448480 · morton4x16-v1
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