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Kütahya 1921: The last major Greek victory before the Sakarya River battle · Cyprus Report

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Kütahya 1921: The last major Greek victory before the Sakarya River battle

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On July 4, 1921, Greek forces entered Kütahya, a significant city in Phrygia and northwestern Asia Minor.
The capture of Kütahya is considered one of the last major Greek victories before the Battle of Sakarya.
This event occurred approximately 250 kilometers southeast of Istanbul, marking a critical point in the Greco-Turkish War.
The importance of this victory is often discussed in the context of the broader military campaign in the region.
The capture of Kütahya contributed to the tensions and dynamics leading up to subsequent battles in the war.

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Κιουτάχεια 1921: Η τελευταία μεγάλη ελληνική νίκη πριν από τον ΣαγγάριοNaftemporiki · 18 days ago

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On July 4, 1921, Greek forces entered Kütahya, a significant city in Phrygia and northwestern Asia Minor.
The capture of Kütahya is considered one of the last major Greek victories before the Battle of Sakarya.
This event occurred approximately 250 kilometers southeast of Istanbul, marking a critical point in the Greco-Turkish War.
The importance of this victory is often discussed in the context of the broader military campaign in the region.
The capture of Kütahya contributed to the tensions and dynamics leading up to subsequent battles in the war.

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