In July 1832, in the troubled months after the murder of Kapodistrias, Krieziotis and his Roumeliot troops won a fight at Myli.

Also written: Νικόλαος Κριεζιώτης, Kriezotis, Κριεζώτης

Events

  1. July 1832

    Fighting at Myli after the murder of Kapodistrias

    In the chaotic months after Governor Kapodistrias was murdered, rival Greek factions clashed at Myli. The archaeologist Ludwig Ross, newly arrived in Nafplio, wrote that General Krieziotis and his Roumeliot troops had…

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