Collection "The Photography Museum ''Christos Kalemkeris''

Date: April 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Rows of graves of German soldiers in a cemetery prepared by their colleagues in front of a Greek fort in the sector of Fort Roupel

Date: April 1941

Region of Serres, April 1941. German soldiers after the end of the four-day battle at Fort Roupel

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. The commander of the 100th Mountain Commandos Regiment on the top of Fort Paliouriones, on the morning of the fort's surrender

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Footage of the surrender of Fort Paliouriones

Date: April 9, 1941

Region of Serres, April 9, 1941. Major Georgios Hatzigeorgiou, commander of the Fort Paliouriones accompanied by a Greek soldier carrying a white flag and a German officer (right in the photo)

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. German soldiers are photographed in front of one of the entrances of Fort Ousita

Date: April 1941

April 1941. Germans regrouping after an attack on a fort. These are infantrymen from the subsection of Kato Nefrokopi in Drama.

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. A group of German mountain commandos of the 100th Regiment in front of a destroyed anti-aircraft gun of the Fort Paliouriones, after the surrender of the garrison of the latter

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. The swastika is raised at Fort Paliouriones

Date: April 9, 1941

Region of Serres, April 9, 1941. Germans watching from behind the wire fence of Fort Paliouriones the negotiations for the surrender of the fort

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Canisters of dozens of artillery shells and empty ammunition boxes have been carried out by the Germans from the fort in which they were found in the sector of Fort Roupel

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Photo of German engineers outside the main entrance of Fort Roupel after the withdrawal of the Greeks

Date: April 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Rows of graves of German soldiers in a cemetery prepared by their colleagues in front of a Greek fort in the sector of Fort Roupel

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. A group of German mountain commandos of the 100th Regiment in front of a destroyed anti-aircraft gun of the Fort Paliouriones, after the surrender of the garrison of the latter

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Footage of the surrender of Fort Paliouriones

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Canisters of dozens of artillery shells and empty ammunition boxes have been carried out by the Germans from the fort in which they were found in the sector of Fort Roupel

Date: April 1941

April 1941. Germans regrouping after an attack on a fort. These are infantrymen from the subsection of Kato Nefrokopi in Drama.

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. The commander of the 100th Mountain Commandos Regiment on the top of Fort Paliouriones, on the morning of the fort's surrender

Date: April 9, 1941

Region of Serres, April 9, 1941. Germans watching from behind the wire fence of Fort Paliouriones the negotiations for the surrender of the fort

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. German soldiers are photographed in front of one of the entrances of Fort Ousita

Date: April 1941

Region of Serres, April 1941. German soldiers after the end of the four-day battle at Fort Roupel

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. The swastika is raised at Fort Paliouriones

Date: April 9, 1941

Region of Serres, April 9, 1941. Major Georgios Hatzigeorgiou, commander of the Fort Paliouriones accompanied by a Greek soldier carrying a white flag and a German officer (right in the photo)

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Photo of German engineers outside the main entrance of Fort Roupel after the withdrawal of the Greeks

Date: April 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Rows of graves of German soldiers in a cemetery prepared by their colleagues in front of a Greek fort in the sector of Fort Roupel

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. The commander of the 100th Mountain Commandos Regiment on the top of Fort Paliouriones, on the morning of the fort's surrender

Date: April 9, 1941

Region of Serres, April 9, 1941. Major Georgios Hatzigeorgiou, commander of the Fort Paliouriones accompanied by a Greek soldier carrying a white flag and a German officer (right in the photo)

Date: April 1941

April 1941. Germans regrouping after an attack on a fort. These are infantrymen from the subsection of Kato Nefrokopi in Drama.

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. The swastika is raised at Fort Paliouriones

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Canisters of dozens of artillery shells and empty ammunition boxes have been carried out by the Germans from the fort in which they were found in the sector of Fort Roupel

Date: April 1941

Region of Serres, April 1941. German soldiers after the end of the four-day battle at Fort Roupel

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Footage of the surrender of Fort Paliouriones

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. German soldiers are photographed in front of one of the entrances of Fort Ousita

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. A group of German mountain commandos of the 100th Regiment in front of a destroyed anti-aircraft gun of the Fort Paliouriones, after the surrender of the garrison of the latter

Date: April 9, 1941

Region of Serres, April 9, 1941. Germans watching from behind the wire fence of Fort Paliouriones the negotiations for the surrender of the fort

Date: April 10, 1941

Region of Serres, April 10, 1941. Photo of German engineers outside the main entrance of Fort Roupel after the withdrawal of the Greeks