GUERRILLA ATTACKS IN GREECE
ACTIONS NEAR JUGOSLAV BORDER (Rec. 7 p.m.) ATHENS. July 21. The Greek authorities claim that guerrillas used a German type of antitank weapon, the “Panzer Fuast,” in an attack on a police station at Mesahori. two miles south of the Jugoslav border and 15 miles porth-east of Florina. Newspaper reports say that about 300 guerrillas took part. Dispatches from Salonika say that 400 guerrillas at dawn yesterday attacked Mouries. three miles east of the Jugoslav border and 30 miles north of Salonika. The guerrillas killed two of the army garrison and then fled across the Jugoslav border.
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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25243, 23 July 1947, Page 7
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