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Which roman leader was captured by pirates?
Julius Caesar was captured by pirates while he was in Greece to study philosophy.
Is there a list of serbian pow from ww2 in germany serbian officers in german camps?
My father was captured in 1943 by the Germans and shipped to northern Greece to a POW camp. He was captured near the town of Nevesinje. The POW camp was near Salonkia, Greece.
Slavery in 300 Bc?
Slavery was a major industry in all of the Ancient world during 300 BC, particularly Rome and Greece. As the Romans expanded and explored new lands they captured slaves. In Greece many of the slaves were also captured foreigners.
What four counties were captured by Germany after world war 2 was declared?
There were more than four captured, but four would be Greece, France, Poland and the Netherlands.
Who were slaves in ancient Greece?
Men, women and children either captured and sold into slavery, or born to a slave mother.
What is the only way the Olympic games torch can be lit?
From a flame kindled from the rays of the Sun captured at "Olimpia" in Greece.
Which early civilizations to settle in mainland Greece had a strong military and captured Troy during the Trojan War?
The Achaeans.
Was greece involved in world war 2?
Yes, it fought off an Italian invasion only to be captured and occupied by German forces.
Why was Alexander the Great easily able to capture the Persian Empire?
It was not easy, taking ten methodical years to do. He captured the eastern Mediterranean ports to eliminate the Persian navy threat to Macedonia and Greece, and then defeated the Persian armies, then captured the outlying provinces to the east.
What did the roman poet horace mean when he wrote Captive Greece took captive her rude conqueror?
Horace, a Roman poet, wrote captive Greece took captive her rude conqueror meant the Romans captured the city-state confederation. They became enamored with Greek culture and integrated it to their own.
What ruler invaded and captured Greece after the Peloponnesian War?
Greece comprised hundreds of independent city-states many of which allied into ever-changing leagues. There was no 'Greece' as a single state - the independent cities stretched from Spain to Asia Minor. If you are talking about Phillip II king of Macedonia, he bribed some cities to side with him, then defeated some parts of central mainland Greece and was elected as leader of the League of Corinth before turning his attention towards invading the Persian Empire.
What is captured?
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