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'''Paramythia''' is a town and a municipality of [[Thesprotia prefecture]], [[Epirus]], [[Greece]]. | '''Paramythia''' is a town and a municipality of [[Thesprotia prefecture]], [[Epirus]], [[Greece]]. | ||
| − | The population of the town was 2862 inhabitants, while that of the municipality 7859, according to the [[2001]] census, . | + | The population of the town was 2862 inhabitants, while that of the municipality 7859, according to the [[2001]] census. |
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| + | On [[September 29]], [[1943]], ethnic Albanians ("Chams") and German troops executed 49 inhabitants of Paramythia. | ||
[[Category:Thesprotia prefecture]] | [[Category:Thesprotia prefecture]] | ||
[[Category:Cities and towns in Greece]] | [[Category:Cities and towns in Greece]] | ||
Revision as of 15:40, March 28, 2011
Paramythia is a town and a municipality of Thesprotia prefecture, Epirus, Greece.
The population of the town was 2862 inhabitants, while that of the municipality 7859, according to the 2001 census.
On September 29, 1943, ethnic Albanians ("Chams") and German troops executed 49 inhabitants of Paramythia.