Kapetan Tellos Agras - Revision history

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Irlandos: New page: "Kapetan" '''Tellos Agras''' was a Greek military figure during the Struggle for Macedonia, which pitted Greeks not only against the Ottoman rulers of Macedonia but also...

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New page: "Kapetan" '''Tellos Agras''' was a Greek military figure during the Struggle for Macedonia, which pitted Greeks not only against the Ottoman rulers of Macedonia but also...

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"Kapetan" '''Tellos Agras''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] military figure during the [[Struggle for Macedonia]], which pitted Greeks not only against the Ottoman rulers of [[Macedonia]] but also the Bulgarian guerrilas who sought to annex the region to Bulgaria.

Agras was born in [[Messinia]] in [[1880]]. At the time of the [[Struggle for Macedonia]], he was a lieutenant in the Greek Army. He crossed over the border into Macedonia as head of a band of guerrilas and fought in the swamps of [[Giannitsa]].

On [[June 5]], [[1907]], the Bulgarian leader invited him to negotiate but, instead, imprisoned him and had him hanged near [[Edessa]].

[[Category:1907 deaths|Agras, Tellos]]

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	"Kapetan" '''Tellos Agras''' was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] military figure during the [[Struggle for Macedonia]], which pitted Greeks not only against the Ottoman rulers of [[Macedonia]] but also the Bulgarian guerrilas who sought to annex the region to Bulgaria.		"Kapetan" '''Tellos Agras''' was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] military figure during the [[Struggle for Macedonia]], which pitted Greeks not only against the Ottoman rulers of [[Macedonia]] but also the Bulgarian guerrilas who sought to annex the region to Bulgaria.

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	Agras was born Sarantis Agapinos in [[Gargalianoi]], [[Messinia]] in [[1880]]. At the time of the [[Struggle for Macedonia]], he was a lieutenant in the Greek Army. He crossed over the border into Macedonia in [[1906]] as head of a band of guerrilas and fought in the swamps of [[Giannitsa]]. In November of the same year he was wounded but, after his recovery, he returned to fight in the the swamps.		Agras was born Sarantis Agapinos in [[Gargalianoi]], [[Messinia]] in [[1880]]. At the time of the [[Struggle for Macedonia]], he was a lieutenant in the Greek Army. He crossed over the border into Macedonia in [[1906]] as head of a band of guerrilas and fought in the swamps of [[Giannitsa]]. In November of the same year he was wounded but, after his recovery, he returned to fight in the the swamps.

−	On [[June 5]], [[1907]], the Bulgarian leader Zlatan invited him to negotiate but, instead, ~~imprisoned~~ him and had him hanged near [[Edessa]] in the village that now bears his [[Agra\|name]].	+	On [[June 5]], [[1907]], the Bulgarian guerrila leader Zlatan invited him to [[Naoussa]] to negotiate but, instead, captured him and had him hanged near [[Edessa]] in the village that now bears his [[Agra\|name]].
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		+	Agras' men took vengeance on Zlatan a few days later, killing him, in broad daylight, in the market of [[Naoussa]].

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 "Kapetan" '''Tellos Agras''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] military figure during the [[Struggle for Macedonia]], which pitted Greeks not only against the Ottoman rulers of [[Macedonia]] but also the Bulgarian guerrilas who sought to annex the region to Bulgaria.
-Agras was born in [[Messinia]] in [[1880]]. At the time of the [[Struggle for Macedonia]], he was a lieutenant in the Greek Army. He crossed over the border into Macedonia as head of a band of guerrilas and fought in the swamps of [[Giannitsa]].
+Agras was born Sarantis Agapinos in [[Gargalianoi]], [[Messinia]] in [[1880]]. At the time of the [[Struggle for Macedonia]], he was a lieutenant in the Greek Army. He crossed over the border into Macedonia in [[1906]] as head of a band of guerrilas and fought in the swamps of [[Giannitsa]]. In November of the same year he was wounded but, after his recovery, he returned to fight in the the swamps.
-On [[June 5]], [[1907]], the Bulgarian leader invited him to negotiate but, instead, imprisoned him and had him hanged near [[Edessa]].
+On [[June 5]], [[1907]], the Bulgarian leader Zlatan invited him to negotiate but, instead, imprisoned him and had him hanged near [[Edessa]] in the village that now bears his [[Agra|name]].