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First Balkan War - Abandoned Gun BatteryFirst Balkan War - Abandoned Turkish artillery post at the Monastery of Rachtani near the Town of Bitola, Macedonia. Date: 1912
Macedonia - Water Mills at Bukovo, near BitolaWW1 era - Water Mills at Bukovo, near Bitola (formerly Monastir or Manastir), Macedonia. Date: circa 1910s
Bulgarian soldiers captured, Monastir, WW1Bulgarian soldiers captured at Monastir (now Bitola), Macedonia, during the First World War. circa 1916
Bitola, Macedonia - street scene Date: circa 1910s
Hill 1050, north of Monastir, Macedonia, WW1View of an observation and machine gun post on Hill 1050, north of Monastir (now Bitola), Macedonia, during the First World War. Hill 1050 was captured by the Serbians on 20 November 1916
Macedonia - Bitola (Monastir) - a corner of the town (WWI era) Date: circa 1916
Macedonia - Bitola - Damage to Turkish Officers MessWW1 - Macedonia - Bitola - Damage to the rather ancient building used as the Turkish Officers Mess after allied bombardment. Date: circa 1918
German soldiers captured, Monastir, WW1French officers interrogating German soldiers captured during the Battle of Monastir (now Bitola), Macedonia, during the First World War
Monastir - The Head of the Serbian Orthodox ChurchMonastir (formerly Bitola), Macedonia (formerly in Serbia and the Ottoman Empire) - The Head of the Serbian Orthodox Church, carrying a lightweight bag and bible. Date: circa 1910s
Chief Captian Vardas (Georgius Tsontos). A former Lieutenant in the Greek army (Artillery) - important leader of the revolution in the Vilayet (District) of Monastir (Bitola)
Bitola, Macedonia - Mosques of the city Date: circa 1930s
George Volanis - a Cretan Chief in Monastir (Bitola) during the Macedonian Struggle. Fought for Macedonian independence along with other like-minded officers from all parts of Greece. Date: circa 1908
Bitola, Macedonia - the St Sophia MosqueBitola ( formerly Monastir or Manastir), Macedonia - the St Sophia Mosque. Date: circa 1910s
Capture of Monastir, Macedonia, WW1Scene during the capture of Monastir (now Bitola), Macedonia, during the First World War, with soldiers walking and civilians in the streets, and people looking down from balconies
German troops in action near Monastir, WW1German Saxon Jaeger troops in action near Monastir (now Bitola), Macedonia, during the First World War. Date: December 1916
Bitola, Macedonia - The Ishak MosqueBitola (formerly Monastir or Manastir), Macedonia - The Ishak Mosque. Date: circa 1930
Macedonia - Bitola (Monastir)Sultan Hamid Street - Macedonia - Bitola (Monastir) - when under Ottoman rule (as evidenced by the two visible mosques). Date: 1905
Macedonia - Woman working at a loomBitolao (Bukovo), Macedonia - Jolly weaver woman, working at her loom, making pale mats
Greek Chieftain of the Morihovo GrombaMonastir, Macedonia (now known as Bitola) - formerly part of the Ottoman Empire - a local chieftain of the Morihovo Gromba