MACEDONIA VOL Ii

Focusing on the British military operations in Macedonia during World War I, this volume details a relatively quiet period from May to September 1917, highlighted by a devastating fire in Salonika. The narrative shifts to increased activity towards the end of 1917, including operations in the Struma Valley and leadership changes among Allied commanders. The text culminates in the 1918 Franco-Greek operations and subsequent battles that forced Bulgarian retreats, leading to an armistice. It also notes significant casualty statistics, including a high number of malaria cases.