Collection "The Photography Museum ''Christos Kalemkeris''

Date: April 10, 1941

April 10, 1941. Greek officers and soldiers of a fort of the Kato Nevrokopi Drama Subsector talking with a German non-commissioned officer after the surrender of the fort

Date: April 10, 1941

April 10, 1941. Wounded Greek soldiers immediately after the surrender of a fort in the sub-sector of Kato Nevrokopi Drama

Date: April 6-10, 1941

April 6-10, 1941. A dead mule and behind it a wrecked Mercedes truck somewhere in the Kato Nevrokopi Drama sub-sector

Date: April 1941

April 1941. A German Sd Kfz 251/1 semi-tracked personnel carrier passing through a stream in Kato Nevrokopi, Drama, or Thrace

Date: April 1941

April 1941. Two dead German soldiers lying on the side of a road at the front of Kato Nevrokopi, Drama

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. The Germans of the 2nd Battalion of the 125th Infantry Regiment with their commander Major Ens on the Goliama hill after the signing of the armistice by the Greek side

Date: April 11, 1941

Kato Nevrokopi Drama, April 11, 1941. German general Muttenklott, commander of the 72nd Division discusses with Major George Detorakis, commander of Fort Lise after the surrender of the fort.

Date: April 1941

April 1941. German soldiers of the 2nd Battalion of the 105th Regiment resting during a pause in the fighting at the 3rd Fort Complex of Kato Nevrokopi, Drama

Date: April 1941

April 1941. The bridge that was built by German engineers on the plateau of Kato Nevrokopi Drama

Date: April 1941

View of the machine gun emplacement of Fort Maliaga after the surrender of the Greek side on April 10, 1941.

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Germans reporting in front of the anti-tank obstacles that protected the main entrance of Fort Rupel

Date: April 6-9, 1951

Map depicting the German attack on the Nefrokopi Hillside in Drama, between April 6-9, 1951. On the right the layout of the Fort of Perithori

Date: April 10, 1941

April 10, 1941. Greek officers and soldiers of a fort of the Kato Nevrokopi Drama Subsector talking with a German non-commissioned officer after the surrender of the fort

Date: April 1941

April 1941. German soldiers of the 2nd Battalion of the 105th Regiment resting during a pause in the fighting at the 3rd Fort Complex of Kato Nevrokopi, Drama

Date: April 1941

April 1941. A German Sd Kfz 251/1 semi-tracked personnel carrier passing through a stream in Kato Nevrokopi, Drama, or Thrace

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Germans reporting in front of the anti-tank obstacles that protected the main entrance of Fort Rupel

Date: April 11, 1941

Kato Nevrokopi Drama, April 11, 1941. German general Muttenklott, commander of the 72nd Division discusses with Major George Detorakis, commander of Fort Lise after the surrender of the fort.

Date: April 6-10, 1941

April 6-10, 1941. A dead mule and behind it a wrecked Mercedes truck somewhere in the Kato Nevrokopi Drama sub-sector

Date: April 1941

View of the machine gun emplacement of Fort Maliaga after the surrender of the Greek side on April 10, 1941.

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. The Germans of the 2nd Battalion of the 125th Infantry Regiment with their commander Major Ens on the Goliama hill after the signing of the armistice by the Greek side

Date: April 10, 1941

April 10, 1941. Wounded Greek soldiers immediately after the surrender of a fort in the sub-sector of Kato Nevrokopi Drama

Date: April 1941

April 1941. The bridge that was built by German engineers on the plateau of Kato Nevrokopi Drama

Date: April 1941

April 1941. Two dead German soldiers lying on the side of a road at the front of Kato Nevrokopi, Drama

Date: April 6-9, 1951

Map depicting the German attack on the Nefrokopi Hillside in Drama, between April 6-9, 1951. On the right the layout of the Fort of Perithori

Date: April 10, 1941

April 10, 1941. Greek officers and soldiers of a fort of the Kato Nevrokopi Drama Subsector talking with a German non-commissioned officer after the surrender of the fort

Date: April 6-10, 1941

April 6-10, 1941. A dead mule and behind it a wrecked Mercedes truck somewhere in the Kato Nevrokopi Drama sub-sector

Date: April 1941

April 1941. Two dead German soldiers lying on the side of a road at the front of Kato Nevrokopi, Drama

Date: April 11, 1941

Kato Nevrokopi Drama, April 11, 1941. German general Muttenklott, commander of the 72nd Division discusses with Major George Detorakis, commander of Fort Lise after the surrender of the fort.

Date: April 1941

April 1941. The bridge that was built by German engineers on the plateau of Kato Nevrokopi Drama

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Germans reporting in front of the anti-tank obstacles that protected the main entrance of Fort Rupel

Date: April 10, 1941

April 10, 1941. Wounded Greek soldiers immediately after the surrender of a fort in the sub-sector of Kato Nevrokopi Drama

Date: April 1941

April 1941. A German Sd Kfz 251/1 semi-tracked personnel carrier passing through a stream in Kato Nevrokopi, Drama, or Thrace

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. The Germans of the 2nd Battalion of the 125th Infantry Regiment with their commander Major Ens on the Goliama hill after the signing of the armistice by the Greek side

Date: April 1941

April 1941. German soldiers of the 2nd Battalion of the 105th Regiment resting during a pause in the fighting at the 3rd Fort Complex of Kato Nevrokopi, Drama

Date: April 1941

View of the machine gun emplacement of Fort Maliaga after the surrender of the Greek side on April 10, 1941.

Date: April 6-9, 1951

Map depicting the German attack on the Nefrokopi Hillside in Drama, between April 6-9, 1951. On the right the layout of the Fort of Perithori