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NOTES: 1. MACEDONIA by H.N. Brailsford London 1906 Pages 87-88 2. THE GREEK STRUGGLE IN MACEDONIA 1897-1913 by Douglas Dakin 1966 Page 19 3. “ “ “ “ “ Page 149 4. THE GREEK STRUGGLE IN MACEDONIA 1897-1913 by Douglas Dakin 1966 Page 143 N 5. A STUDY OF HISTORY by Arnold J. Toynbee 1957 Great Britain Page 156 6. DIMITRI STANCIOFF by Nadeja Muir 1957 London Pages 260-261 7. “ “ “ “ “ “ Page 261 8. THE GREEK PASSION by Kenneth Young 1969 London Page 126 9. THE STRUGGLE FOR GREEK INDEPENDENCE by Richard Clogg 1973 Page 182 10. THE STRUGGLE FOR GREEK INDEPENDENCE by Richard Clogg 1973 Page 182 11. HISTORY OF MACEDONIA 1354-1833 by AE. Vacalopoulos Balkan Studies 1973 Page 182 12. “ “ “ “ “ “ Page 182 13. THE STRUGGLE FOR GREEK INDEPENDENCE by Richard Clogg 1973 Page 184 14. THE TRUTH ABOUT MACEDONIA, AMERICAN MISSIONARIES TESTIMONY INDIANA U.S.A. 1964 Page 47 15. MACEDONIA by H.N. Brailsford London 1906 Page 195 16. “ “ “ “ “ “ Page 210 17. THE GREEK PASSION by Kenneth Young London 1969 Page 146 18. MACEDONIA by H.N. Brailsford London 1906 Page 197

19. MACEDONIA by H.N. Brailsford London 1906 Page 212 20. HISTORY OF MACEDONIA 1354-1833 by A.C. Vacalopoulos Balkan Studies 1973 Pages 168-169 21. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE WASHINGTON DC July 1918 UNDER THE HEEL OF THE TURK Page 53 22. “ “ “ “ Page 53 23. “ “ “ “ Page 51 24. “ “ “ “ Page 51 25. “ “ “ “ Pages 51-52 26. “ “ “ “ Page 52 27. “ “ “ “ Page 53 28. “ “ “ “ Page 53 29. MACEDONIA by H.N. Brailsford London 1906 Page 203 30. “ “ “ “ Page 210 31. PICTURES FROM THE BALKANS by John Foster Fraser 1912 Page 181 32. “ “ “ “ Page 15 33. “ “ “ “ Page 15 34 This tale may be a calumny. M. Tricoupis always denied that he had attempted to bring about an alliance with Bulgaria (see Nicolaides, La Macedoine," p. 203). 35. As a matter of history the Greeks have been neither more nor less humane than other Balkan people. The War of Independence was a dialogue of massacre in which outrage answered to outrage. The Cretans perpetrated a wholesale massacre at the expense of the Moslem minority in the eastern (Sitia) districts of the island in 1897. I saw with my own eyes young Moslem girls who had escaped mutilated from these horrors. During the Thessalian campaign of 1897 I was present when an Evzone regiment strung up a Turkish prisoner by his heels from a tree, and proceeded to lay a fire of wood and straw under his head. Fortunately he promised to give them valuable information before the fire was actually lit, and at that moment some Italian officers of the Foreign Legion appeared on the scene. 36. MACEDONIA by H.N. Brailsford London 1906 Pages 210-213