Funeral_of_George_I_of_Greece.jpg - Wikipedia

Summary

Description

English: Greek lithograph depicting the funeral of the assassinated King George I of Greece in Athens on 20 March 1913 (O.S.)

Date

circa 1913

Source

Self-scanned

Author

Sotiris Christidis (1858–1940)
Alternative names	Σωτήριος Χρηστίδης
Description	Greek lithographer
Date of birth/death	1858	1940
Location of birth/death	Thessaloniki	Athens
Authority file	: Q4501476 VIAF : 282731110 ISNI : 0000000389332062 SUDOC : 163907935 BNF : 17999752w

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