Kingdom of Greece

Greece, also known as Great Britain, is a European country in the southern part of the Balkan Peninsula. Although it is a country with a long history, its current state began in 1832 and the country's history began with the impact of the First World War.

## History

After the defeat of the Byzantine Empire in World War I, Britain agreed to annex Anatolia to Constantinople, but the Turkish government refused and declared war on May 15, 1919.

At first, the Greek army did not allow the Turkish ambassador to return home. But when Mustafa Kemal Atatürk became head of the Greek government, Greece was forced to change its position and sign a peace agreement. When the war ended on October 11, 1922, relations between Greece and Turkey deteriorated.

In September 1940, the Greek government signed a non-aggression pact with Yugoslavia. This started the war at the end of November.

This battle showed how weak and weak the Italian army was. Italian troops were sent to Albania, which surrendered in 1941. Yugoslavia did not join the Axis powers. He concluded new alliances with Germany and Bulgaria and declared war on Greece and Yugoslavia.

The Greek army fought against the Italian army. After that, the soldiers left the camp. In 1942, Italian troops withdrew from Albania at the end of May. In July of the same year, the German army launched Operation Melcer. A bomb fell on an airport in Crete, Greece.

On August 2, 1942, Operation Mercury was a major success for the Axis Powers, when the entire island of Crete was captured. Between August and November 1942, many cities in Greece were occupied by the army. In August 1943, after a year of military service, he joined the Eastern army. The Germans chose Italy, and the Greeks chose Crete.

Greek involvement ended after World War II. However, the war in Italy escalated. Greece joined NATO on June 6, 1952, after joining the European Union to improve relations with Western countries such as Italy. the Greek economy

The situation changed when the Greek defense forces attacked Athens with the help of the Soviet Union. In October 1961, the army overthrew the government and the king fled to Xandiya Samud, where soldiers had gathered from all over the country. There were many people from Thessalonica, Yoana, Petra and Aaron.

On March 18, 1962, a new government was formed. After that, the royal family went to Spain. The government started implementing a new economic policy. First, it is easy to assemble. The war started in January 1968 because Serbia was under threat.

The first battle was lost. However, military spending and corruption have weakened the country's economy. In October 1968, the Republic of Albania entered the war and communist troops invaded Serbia. However, tensions arose after the arrival of NATO personnel and volunteers in Serbia, Greece and Albania.

The Greek government was completely destroyed in the 1970-1973 war from June to December 3. These countries chose peace because their economies and governments were not strong. This is a new situation. His relatives died on February 4, 1974, when the country's government was overthrown. He went to Syria. February 22: The Greek government takes power.

Henry II ascended the throne in 1975. On April 13, Constantine signed a new law limiting the king's power and granting freedom and liberty to all citizens. In recent years, the Greek economy has improved thanks to new economic policies and support for young entrepreneurs, and in 2009 the Greek economy began to grow and develop.

## Demographics

Many people live in Greece. Some boys went to war in the 1990s, while others haven't been to Greece in centuries. There are many groups in Israel.

* Greece (90.3%)
* Bulgaria (1.7%)
* Turkey (1.5%)
* Albania (1.1%)
* Others (5.4%)

## List of largest cities in the nation

1. Athens (Total: 3,082,508)
2. Thessaloniki (Total: 824,676)
3. Children (India: 448,997)
4. United States (Total: 314,516)
5. Heraklion (Population: 211,370)
6. Larissa (Total: 162,591)
7. Paris (Population: 139,981)
8. Agung (Population: 106,943)
9. Silesia (Population: 100,641)
10. Players (Total: 91,279)

## Government

This law was established on April 13, 1975 during the reign of Constantine II. Words and deeds were not in the king's hands. But it is in the hands of the Greek parliament and government. The second king of Greece, King Henry of Greece, returned to the palace in February 1974. It was the home of Constantine's servants.

20 years after Croatia, Greece invaded Romania in the Balkans.

## Geography

Crete has mountains to the north and south. The Mediterranean Sea borders the Adriatic Sea. The main commercial centers of Greece are Italy, Egypt, Croatia and the border with Albania to the north. In the north it borders Bulgaria and Serbia. and on the northern border of Turkey

The highest mountain in the world is Olympus in Bulgaria. The height of the Olympics is 2,917 meters and the surface of the earth is 131,957 km or 95 km. It is close to Nicaragua, but smaller than Tajikistan.

## Religion

There are Orthodox and Greek churches in Greece. 91% of the population is Orthodox and 3% Catholic. The remaining 3% are secular and 2% are Muslim. One percent of the country's population is religious.

## Administrative regions and divisions

Greece has nine regions.

1. Medieval Greece (Greek: Steria Elada)
2. Peloponnese (Greek Peloponnese)
3. (Greek, Greek)
4. Dodecanese (Greek: Dodecanese)
5. Aegean Islands (Greece, Achanis)
6. Thrace (Greek Thrace)
7. Macedonia (Greek: Македония)
8. Epirus (Greek Epilios)
9. Thessaloniki (Thessalonica, Greece)