Greece and the Allies: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Greece and the Allies, credited to George Frederick Abbott, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

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LibriVox recording of Greece and the Allies by George Frederick Abbott. Read in English by mpinedag. The author delves into Greece's dealings leading up to, during, and after WWI. We witness, through unbiased eyes, Greece's government (the Monarchy, the Executive, the Legislative) dealings with the Entente Powers, with the Central Powers, and with its neighbors. The complex relationship and eventual breakup of King Constantine I and E. Venizelos, and its impact in politics is explained. Greek population behavior, sufferings, endurance, and hope in these significant events are also depicted. We'll see and hear first-hand accounts of the main protagonists views, reasons, and actions. (Summary by Mario Pineda)

Recording facts

• Recording title: Greece and the Allies
• Author credits: George Frederick Abbott
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 24
• Listed recording duration: 8:39:29

Catalogue topics

• WWI
• allies
• entente
• greece history
• king constantine
• venizelos

Track guide

1. 01 - Preface. Author's Preface — 7:43
2. 02 - Introduction — 10:43
3. 03 - Chapter I — 20:42
4. 04 - Chapter II — 8:04
5. 05 - Chapter III — 24:58
6. 06 - Chapter IV — 37:58
7. 07 - Chapter V — 36:33
8. 08 - Chapter VI — 26:08
9. 09 - Chapter VII — 18:24
10. 10 - Chapter VIII — 22:38
11. 11 - Chapter IX — 21:24
12. 12 - Chapter X — 18:03
13. 13 - Chapter XI — 20:33
14. 14 - Chapter XII — 34:50
15. 15 - Chapter XIII — 25:29
16. 16 - Chapter XIV — 20:44
17. 17 - Chapter XV — 22:12
18. 18 - Chapter XVI — 10:19
19. 19 - Chapter XVII — 18:10
20. 20 - Chapter XVIII — 29:30
21. 21 - Chapter XIX — 14:31
22. 22 - Chapter XX — 22:01
23. 23 - Chapter XXI — 29:32
24. 24 - Afterword — 18:20

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