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Battle of Elli
1912 • Ägäis Seeschlacht

The Naval Battle of Elli, 13 December 1912 (painted in 1913) by Vassileios Chatzis (1865-1915), from the Naval Museum of Greece, in Piraeus. It shows the cruiser Averof in front, with the three old battleships Hydra, Spetsai and Psara following, firing at the Ottoman vessels.
Author: Vasileios HatzisLicense:PD
Turkish and Greek fleet maneuvers during the Battle of Elli
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Elli naval battle, painting by Vasiileios Chatzis
Author: Vasileios HatzisLicense:PD
Historical Overview
Greek naval victory; secured dominance in the Aegean.
Quick Facts
Outcome:Greek victory.
Greek Navy
- Commander: Pavlos Kountouriotis
- Strength: 4 Kreuzer
- Casualties: ca. 2
Ottoman Navy
- Commander: Ramiz Bey
- Strength: 4 Linienschiffe
- Casualties: ca. 100
Strategic Context
Blockade of the Dardanelles by the Greek Navy.
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