To Greece

List of Maps

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	Facing page
The Mediterranean Theatre	17
Central and Eastern Mediterranean	51
Greece	85
The German Plan of Attack and Allied Positions on 5 April 1941	119
Planned Positions, 11–14 April 1941	169
The Planned Withdrawal to Thermopylae, 14–18 April 1941	219
The Pinios Gorge Action, 17–18 April 1941	253
Southern Greece. Situation on 26 April 1941 after German Paratroop landings at Corinth	367
In text	Page
The opening attacks of the First Libyan Campaign, 9–11 December 1940	64
The Aliakmon Line. The New Zealand Division s early positions in Greece, 5 April 1941	143
21 Battalion at Platamon, 14–16 April 1941	174
4 Brigade positions at Servia Pass, 10–17 April 1941	185
Mackay Force rearguards, 10–13 April 1941	191
Dispersion of Greek Forces and Withdrawal of 1 Armoured Brigade, 14–17 April 1941	220
Withdrawal of 16 and 19 Australian Brigades, 15–16 April 1941	239
5 Brigade holds the Olympus Pass, 14–17 April 1941	256
Enemy attack on 19 Battalion, morning 15 April 1941	274
4 Brigade at Servia, 15–18 April 1941	278
4 and 5 Brigades withdraw to Thermopylae, 17–19 April 1941	289
The Rearguard at Elevtherokhorion, morning 18 April 1941	300

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6 Brigade rearguard action at Elasson, 18 April 1941	304
Withdrawal through Larisa, morning 19 April 1941	338
The Germans approach Thermopylae, 19–21 April 1941	350
The Thermopylae battlefield, 480 BC and 1941	353
The Evacuation Beaches	373
Brallos Pass and Thermopylae, 24 April 1941	385
Thermopylae, 24 April 1941	388
Corinth Canal positions, 26 April 1941	414
4 Brigade rearguard in the Kriekouki Pass, 26 April 1941	433
4 Brigade positions, Porto Rafti, 27 April 1941	438
The battle for Kalamata waterfront, 28–29 April 1941	452

Draft of message from General Freyberg to General Blamey, 23 April 1941

The occupations given in the biographical footnotes are those on enlistment. The ranks are those held on discharge or at the date of death.