Greece - Revision history

Cian at 23:16, 21 November 2006

2006-11-21T23:16:46Z

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User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T10:32:30Z

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Cian: spelling, links

2005-09-28T23:06:37Z

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	Greece was part of the [[Byzantium\|East Roman Empire]], until		Greece was part of the [[Byzantium\|East Roman Empire]], until
		⚫	successive invasions by [[Goth]]s, [[Hun]]s, [[Slav]]s, [[Avar]]s and [[Bulgar]]s tore apart the land. Byzantine rule was re-established between the [[9th century\|9th]] and [[11th century\|11th]] centuries, leading to an era
	successive invasions by Goths, Huns, Slavs, Avars and Bulgars tore
⚫	apart the land. Byzantine rule was ~~reestablished~~ between the [[9th century\|9th]] and [[11th century\|11th]] centuries, leading to an era
	of relative peace.		of relative peace.

	The fall of Constantinople in 1204 led to [[Italy\|Italian]] domination		The [[Fourth Crusade\|fall of Constantinople]] in 1204 led to [[Italy\|Italian]] domination of Greece. Even after the Byzantine recaptured [[Constantinople]] much of Greece remained under [[Venice\|Venetian]] control.
	of Greece. Even after the Byzantine recaptured Constantinople much of
	Greece remained under [[Venice\|Venetian]] control.

	~~Succesful~~ invasion by the Turks saw Greece become part of the		Successful invasion by the [[Turkey\|Turks]] saw Greece become part of the
	[[Ottoman Empire]] in 1456.		[[Ottoman Empire]] in 1456.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

	*[[Greek]]		*[[Greek]] language

Conrad Leviston: typo

2005-09-28T22:55:36Z

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	of relative peace.		of relative peace.

	The fall of ~~Constntinople~~ in 1204 led to [[Italy\|Italian]] domination		The fall of Constantinople in 1204 led to [[Italy\|Italian]] domination
	of Greece. Even after the Byzantine recaptured Constantinople much of		of Greece. Even after the Byzantine recaptured Constantinople much of
	Greece remained under [[Venice\|Venetian]] control.		Greece remained under [[Venice\|Venetian]] control.

Conrad Leviston at 22:54, 28 September 2005

2005-09-28T22:54:54Z

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'''Greece''' is an area of south eastern [[Europe]] best known during
the [[Middle Ages]] for the achievements of its classical culture.

Greece was part of the [[Byzantium|East Roman Empire]], until
successive invasions by Goths, Huns, Slavs, Avars and Bulgars tore
apart the land. Byzantine rule was reestablished between the [[9th century|9th]] and [[11th century|11th]] centuries, leading to an era
of relative peace.

The fall of Constntinople in 1204 led to [[Italy|Italian]] domination
of Greece. Even after the Byzantine recaptured Constantinople much of
Greece remained under [[Venice|Venetian]] control.

Succesful invasion by the Turks saw Greece become part of the
[[Ottoman Empire]] in 1456.

==See Also==

*[[Greek]]