Democratic Army of Greece - Revision history

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 [[Democratic Army of Greece]] (''Dimokratikos Stratos Elladas'', Greek: Δημοκρατικός Στρατός Ελλάδας, abbreviated '''DSE''') was the name of the [[KKE|Communist]] army during the [[Greek Civil War]]. In effect, it was the successor of [[ELAS]] as the communist resistance army was called during the German occupation of Greece.
-The DSE was founded in October [[1946]] with [[Markos Vafiadis]] (General Markos) as its commander. He was replaced towards the end of [[1948]] after the DSE suffered several setbacks on the battlefield ([[Battle of Grammos]], [[Battle of Vitsi]]).
+The DSE was founded in October [[1946]] with [[Markos Vafiadis]] (General Markos) as its commander. He was replaced towards the end of [[1948]] after the DSE suffered several setbacks on the battlefield.
-After the defeat of the DSE, many of its members fled to the various socialist republics of Eastern Europe where many still live today though many have returned since [[1974]].
+The [[Battle of Grammos-Vitsi]], in August of [[1949]], forced the DSE out of Greece, leaving the National Army in firm control of the entire country and, for all practical purposes, ending the Greek Civil War.
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−	[[Democratic Army of Greece]] (''Dimokratikos Stratos Elladas'', Greek: Δημοκρατικός Στρατός Ελλάδας) was the name of the [[KKE\|Communist]] army during the [[Greek Civil War]]. In effect, it was the successor of [[ELAS]] as the communist resistance army was called during the German occupation of Greece.	+	[[Democratic Army of Greece]] (''Dimokratikos Stratos Elladas'', Greek: Δημοκρατικός Στρατός Ελλάδας, abbreviated '''DSE''') was the name of the [[KKE\|Communist]] army during the [[Greek Civil War]]. In effect, it was the successor of [[ELAS]] as the communist resistance army was called during the German occupation of Greece.

	The DSE was founded in October [[1946]] with [[Markos Vafiadis]] (General Markos) as its commander. He was replaced towards the end of [[1948]] after the DSE suffered several setbacks on the battlefield ([[Battle of Grammos]], [[Battle of Vitsi]]).		The DSE was founded in October [[1946]] with [[Markos Vafiadis]] (General Markos) as its commander. He was replaced towards the end of [[1948]] after the DSE suffered several setbacks on the battlefield ([[Battle of Grammos]], [[Battle of Vitsi]]).

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−	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[Dimokratikos Stratos Elladas]]	+	[[Democratic Army of Greece]] (''Dimokratikos Stratos Elladas'', Greek: Δημοκρατικός Στρατός Ελλάδας) was the name of the [[KKE\|Communist]] army during the [[Greek Civil War]]. In effect, it was the successor of [[ELAS]] as the communist resistance army was called during the German occupation of Greece.
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		+	The DSE was founded in October [[1946]] with [[Markos Vafiadis]] (General Markos) as its commander. He was replaced towards the end of [[1948]] after the DSE suffered several setbacks on the battlefield ([[Battle of Grammos]], [[Battle of Vitsi]]).
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		+	After the defeat of the DSE, many of its members fled to the various socialist republics of Eastern Europe where many still live today though many have returned since [[1974]].
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