- The
music of
Crete (Gr****: Κρητική μουσική), also
called kritika (Gr****: κρητικά),
refers to
traditional forms of Gr**** folk
music prevalent on the island...
- The
Cretan State (Gr****: Κρητική Πολιτεία, romanized:
Kritiki Politeia;
Ottoman Turkish: كرید دولتی, romanized: Girid Devleti) was
established in 1898...
- sometimes, incorrectly,
called the
Cretan Uniform (Gr****: Κρητική Στολή;
Kritikí Stolí) - the
Island Uniform (Gr****: Νησιωτική Στολή; Nisiotikí Stolí) incorporates...
-
separates Paliki and
Kefalonia (see Bittlestone/Diggle/Underhill, below).
Kritiki Meleti peri
Omerikis Ithakis [A
Critical Study of
Homeric Ithaca] (in Gr****)...
-
Great Powers made
Chania the
capital of the semi-autonomous
Cretan State (
Kritiki Politeia), with
Prince George of Greece, the High
Commissioner of Crete...
- at
their own will Cretan
State Cretan Gendarmerie Κρητική Χωροφυλακή,
Kritiki Chorofylaki 1899 1916 Cyprus
Cyprus Military Police Κυπριακή Στρατιωτική...
- φαινόμενο στην Ελλάδα ["The
minority phenomenon in Greece"]. Athens:
Ekdoseis Kritiki. 349–413. Strauss,
Dietrich (1978): "Scots is not alone:
Further comparative...
- 1898-1912 (New York, 1978).
Sergei Makovskii,
Stranitsy khudozhestvennoi kritiki –
Kniga vtoraia:
Sovremennye Russkie khudozhniki (Saint Petersburg, 1909)...
- tomatoes, onions, celery, rice, and
various ****es.
Psarosoupa me
chorta kritiki is the
variety of Crete. It is thick, rich, and red in color. Originating...
- (Heptanisiakí), a lot of
Italian influence Ipirótiki (Epirotic cuisine)
Kritikí (Cretan cuisine) Kypriakí (Cypriot cuisine) Makedonikí (Macedonian cuisine)...
