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English: Amiras (Crete, Greece): Memorial commemorating the destruction of several villages in southern Crete and the execution of more than 350 people by the German occupying forces in 1943 - detail
Nederlands: Amiras (Kreta, Griekenland): monument ter herinnering aan de verwoesting van meerdere dorpen in het zuiden van Kreta en aan de executie van ruim 350 personen door de Duitse bezetter in 1943 - detail
Français : Amiras (Crète, Grèce): monument commémorant la destruction de plusieurs villages crétois et l'exécution de plus de 350 personnes par l'occupant allemand en 1943 - détail
Deutsch: Amiras (Kreta, Griechenland): Mahnmal zur Erinnerung an die Zerstörung mehrerer Dörfer Süd Kretas und an die Exekution von mehr als 350 Personen durch die deutschen Besatzer im Jahre 1943 - Detail
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