Β11. The August 4,1936, Dictatorship
Gregory Mezeviris narrates: “Until then, the number of ships in activity was limited for economic ...
Β10. The aftermath of the March 1, 1935 coup Overthrow of regime
Gregory Mezeviris narrates: “When the storm raised by the March 1st, 1935 coup was over, ...
Β9. Consequences of the March 1, 1935, coup
In spite the fact that the physical damages of the 1935 coup were not so ...
Β8. The coup of March 1, 1935 – Civil war
Gregory Mezeviris narrates: The situation in the Hellenic Navy on the eve of the 1935 ...
Β7. New political anomalies Part B’ 1933 – 1935
Gregory Mezeviris narrates: “In the autumn of 1933, the Hellenic Navy was the subject of ...
Β6. New political anomalies – The 1933 coup Part A’
Gregory Mezeviris narrates: “In September 1932 was the end of the four-year parliamentary period and ...
Β5. Four years of relative calm 1928 – 1932
Gregory Mezeviris narrates: “When in November 1928, I returned to Greece from France, I found ...
Β4. Naval Attaché in Paris 1925- 1928
At the end of August 1925, Commander Gregory Mezeviris turned over his duties as Director ...
Β3. Greece becomes a Republic 1924 – 1925
The suppression of the counterrevolutionary coup [see: Asia Minor disaster, Revolution, Counterrevolution] was followed by ...
Β2. Asia Minor disaster, Revolution, Counter-revolution 1921 – 1923
Gregory Mezeviris narrates: “When I left Paris [see: "From World War I to the Asia ...