- Flessas) or
Papaflessas,
while the
pseudonym he used
later in his life was
Grigorios Papaflessas (Γρηγόριος Παπαφλέσσας).
Grigorios Papaflessas was born...
- Gr****
forces led by
Papaflessas. The
battle ended in an
Egyptian victory,
during which both Gr**** commanders,
Grigorios Papaflessas and
Pieros Voidis,...
-
Lanterns (1963) Oh! That Wife of Mine (1967)
Ipolochagos Nat****a (1971)
Papaflessas (1971)
Erastes tou
oneirou (1974) (in Gr****) «Η άγνωστη ζωή του Δημήτρη...
-
Bouboulina was
visited by
nationalist priest Papaflessas in 1818.
Following her
meeting with
Papaflessas, she made her
third visit to Constantinople....
- Vlachopoulo, Metamorfosi, Maniaki,
Papaflessas, and Margeli. It was
named after the Gr****
priest and
revolutionary Papaflessas. "Αποτελέσματα Απογραφής Πληθυσμού...
-
Zaimis and
Andreas Londos were the most prominent—and others, such as
Papaflessas, was
formed at
Kranidi with
Kountouriotis as president.
Actual fighting...
- Mani
Neromylos Nomitsis Oichalia Palaio Loutro Palaiokastro Paniperi Papaflessas Pappoulia Parapougki Pefko Pelekanada Perdikoneri Petalidi Petritsi Pidasos...
-
important lieutenants of Kolokotronis. In May 1825,
Voidis reinforced Papaflessas in
Maniaki with 120 men,
because of the
impending battle against the...
-
notably Theodoros Kolokotronis,
Odysseas Androutsos,
Dimitris Plapoutas,
Papaflessas and the
metropolitan bishop Germanos of Patras.
Filiki Eteria was strongly...
- the
Maniots and
their bey,
Petrobey Mavromichalis. At the same time,
Papaflessas, who was
pulling the
strings in the Peloponnese, had
managed to persuade...
