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Wreckage of German zeppelin is displayed on dock near the White Tower in Salonica Greece, in World War I..
Framework of a wrecked German zeppelin, shot down in World War 1 by Allied Forces, seen in the Vardari neighborhood of Thessaloniki (Salonica) Greece. The zeppelin airship has been re-assembled and is displayed near the White Tower in the port. Large number of sightseers look at the wreckage, which is patrolled by a soldier and an armed sailor.
British soldiers fire rifles and other guns from a trench in a battlefield in Salonica, Greece during World War I.
British soldiers in Salonica, Greece during World War I. The soldiers march across a field. They stand in a trench and fire rifles and other guns. Smoke rises from the firing.
French General Maurice Sarrail greets Albanian politician Essad Pasha in Salonica, Greece during World War I.
French General Maurice Sarrail who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Allied forces in Greece in Salonica, Greece during World War I. A ship at a port. Soldiers standing nearby. Albanian politician Essad Pasha arrives to take command of an Albanian contingent. Officers greet him. The officers walk through a street. Buildings along the sides of the street. The officers enter a building. Cavalry units on the street. The soldiers march.
People gather on a street in Salonica, Greece as the country joins the Allies and ex-Premier Venizelos returns to power.
Greece joins the Allies during World War I. People gather on a street in Salonica, Greece. Ex-Premier Venizelos returns to power. A building in the background. Officers and dignitaries walk along a street. They enter the building.
British soldiers with German prisoners of war in Salonica, Greece.
Allied troops with supplies in the European Theater during World War I. Ox-carts move with supplies. Trees in the background. Soldiers walk with the supplies. Houses and buildings along the sides of a street. German prisoners of war are marched to the stockade. British soldiers with the prisoners.
British General George Milne, and General Sir Bryan Mahon watch a chariot race in Salonika, Greece.
Lieutenant General George Milne, Commander of British XVI Corps soldiers, and Sir Bryan Mahon, Commander of the 10th (Irish) Division, converse while attending a Military Gymkhana at Salonika during World War 1. They then watch a chariot race on the field. [Note: the introductory slate incorrectly identifies the Generals]