Military & Warfare

Greek Counterattack Captures Korytsa in Albania

In 1940, Greek forces launched a counteroffensive against the Italian invasion, resulting in the capture of the town of Korytsa in Albania. This decisive military action represented a significant shift in momentum on the Balkan front of World War II. Greek troops, motivated by nationalism and defending their territory, advanced into the Italian-occupied region, showcasing their tenacity and fighting spirit amidst an overwhelming adversary. As Korytsa fell to the Greeks, it became a symbol of resistance against foreign occupation in the region.

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