Moscho Tzavelas - Revision history

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'''Moscho Tzavelas''' was the wife of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] and mother of [[Fotos Tzavelas]]. She was born in 1760. In 1792 she commanded 400 Souliote women against the Albanian forces of [[Ali Pasha]]. her bravery was immortalised in Greek demotic (country) music.

She left [[Souli]] after it was subjugated by the Albanians and settled in the [[Ionian Islands]] with several of her countrymen.
She died in [[1803]].

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-'''Moscho Tzavelas''' was the wife of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] and mother of [[Fotos Tzavelas]]. She was born in [[1750]]. In [[1792]] she commanded 400 Souliote women against the Albanian forces of [[Ali Pasha]]. Her bravery was immortalised in Greek demotic (country) music.
+'''Moscho Tzavelas''' was the wife of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] and mother of [[Fotos Tzavelas]]. She was born in [[1750]]. In [[1792]] she commanded 400 Souliote women against the Albanian forces of [[Ali Pasha]]. Her bravery was immortalised in Greek demotic (country) music (see below).
 She left [[Souli]] after it was subjugated by the Albanians and settled in the [[Ionian Islands]] with several of her countrymen.
 She died in [[1803]].

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-'''Moscho Tzavelas''' was the wife of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] and mother of [[Fotos Tzavelas]]. She was born in [[1760]]. In [[1792]] she commanded 400 Souliote women against the Albanian forces of [[Ali Pasha]]. Her bravery was immortalised in Greek demotic (country) music.
+'''Moscho Tzavelas''' was the wife of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] and mother of [[Fotos Tzavelas]]. She was born in [[1750]]. In [[1792]] she commanded 400 Souliote women against the Albanian forces of [[Ali Pasha]]. Her bravery was immortalised in Greek demotic (country) music.
 She left [[Souli]] after it was subjugated by the Albanians and settled in the [[Ionian Islands]] with several of her countrymen.
 She died in [[1803]].
-[[Category:1760 births|Tzavelas, Moscho]]
 [[Category:1803 deaths|Tzavelas, Moscho]]
 [[Category:Ottoman Greece|Tzavelas, Moscho]]

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−	'''Moscho Tzavelas''' was the wife of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] and mother of [[Fotos Tzavelas]]. She was born in 1760. In 1792 she commanded 400 Souliote women against the Albanian forces of [[Ali Pasha]]. Her bravery was immortalised in Greek demotic (country) music.	+	'''Moscho Tzavelas''' was the wife of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] and mother of [[Fotos Tzavelas]]. She was born in [[1760]]. In [[1792]] she commanded 400 Souliote women against the Albanian forces of [[Ali Pasha]]. Her bravery was immortalised in Greek demotic (country) music.

	She left [[Souli]] after it was subjugated by the Albanians and settled in the [[Ionian Islands]] with several of her countrymen.		She left [[Souli]] after it was subjugated by the Albanians and settled in the [[Ionian Islands]] with several of her countrymen.

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