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Battle of Greece drives German thrust through Monastir Gap
British and ANZAC forces resist the German advance through Monastir Gap in Thrace and Albania as Greek and Jugoslav forces falter. Despite heavy losses, Allied troops retreat in an organized withdrawal with New South Wales, Victorian, and New Zealand brigades reinforcing and delaying action to protect Vera Panes and Serai line. Air bombardment and river crossings complicate movement while engineers race to bridge lines for rearward retreats.
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Ativan
Imperial Frere
Bariverth
Phaons
Germany
Nowi Africa
Thomas Mxory
Anne Katie
Batenda
Hammika
Eastor Trrace
Vera Pam
Im Hekitet Armanent
Apria
Olyagen
Goning Pinon Goren
Alyetre
Ronrte Tatu Grover
Nave
Larten
Kosant
Pames
Romalty
Greece
Dawfer
Thy Cori
Taruset
Monsalir Gap
Pivrina
Komint
Voris
Jugeslaria
Amytaioa
Varla
Jugoslav
Monastir
Clemente
Jugosay
Vardar
Axion
Monuattr
Imperial Yealand
Reginest
Bess
Salon Ka
Wan
Humes
Japan
Artren
Viole
Primmery
Staupe
Hermann
Germaine
Omritheor
Anilly
Kanani
Biowanp
Grevens
Bervle
New Zealand
Cravona
Kalabeka
Trikkals
Tarim
Sperial
Servia
Aliakmon
Grewal
Australan Fatiguon
Larisa
Kalapana
Advadelns Og
Trikkala
New South Wales
Tariana
Pino Gore
Weterbcafy
Interior
RF. Trac Uy
Omer
Monastir Gap
Alladamea
Braton Pass
Adense
Sereka