War, occupation, civil war · War and occupation · Railway
The Corinth–Tripoli passenger train hits a mine near Myloi
November 1948 Proven
In November 1948 the passenger train from Corinth to Tripoli struck a mine in the area of Myloi and was damaged. The army communiqué, printed on 25 November, reported no casualties.
- Where
- Myloi (the village)
- Threads
- War and occupation, Railway
- Certainty
- Proven confirmed by primary sources
Sources
- Ελευθερία (Athens), 25-11-1948, p. 5, General Staff communiqué (National Library of Greece, efimeris)
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