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	Kilkis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kilkis was almost completely destroyed during the battle, and its 7,000 Bulgarian residents were transferred to Bulgaria as a result of the Treaty of Neuilly, settling, for the most part, in Sofia.
		However, Kilkis was sunk by a German Junkers Ju 87 (Stuka) dive-bomber on April 23, 1941, along with its sister-ship, in the third week of the invasion of Greece by Nazi Germany.
		The city of Kilkis came under Bulgarian rule in 1943 when the Bulgarian zone of occupation was expanded to include the prefectures of Kilkis and Chalcidice.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kilkis (394 words)

	Kilkis >> Hotels in Greece, Cyprus
		The prefecture of Kilkis, the "Gate of Greece" as it has been characterized, constitutes the border of Greece with FYROM.
		The liberation of the prefecture came in 1913 after the famous battle of Kilkis that determined also the borders of current Greece.
		Kilkis, has been famous for the great battles between the Greeks and the Bulgarians in the Macedonian wars with the final victors of the first, acquired more residents after the Destruction of Asia Minor in 1922 from the Greek refugees of Pontos, of Eastern Thrace and of Asia Minor that were settled there.
	www.bookhotels.gr /prefecture_greece.asp?nom=8 (304 words)

	Anglo-Hellenic Teacher Recruitment - English Teachers in Greece
		Kilkis (Κιλκίς in Greek) (also known as Kuku or Kukush in Slavic languages) is a small provincial city in Central Macedonia, Greece.
		Kilkis itself was badly damaged by the battle, and its ethnic composition changed markedly as its Slav inhabitants fled or were expelled.
		However, the Kilkis - formerly the USS Mississippi - was sunk by a German Junkers Ju 87 (Stuka) dive-bomber on April 23, 1941, in the third week of the invasion of Greece by Nazi Germany.
	www.anglo-hellenic.com /vacancies/kilkis.htm (313 words)

	Greek Navy Ships--Kilkis (Battleship, 1914-1941)
		Kilkis, a 13,000 ton battleship originally completed in early 1908 as USS Mississippi (Battleship # 23), was purchased from the United States by Greece in 1914.
		Kilkis was the former USS Mississippi (Battleship # 23).
		Kilkis, the former USS Mississippi (Battleship # 23), is in the foreground.
	www.history.navy.mil /photos/sh-fornv/greece/grksh-hl/kilkis.htm (428 words)

	history (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Kilkis Prefecture is located in central Makedonia, between the Prefectures of Pella, Thessaloniki and Serres.
		However, Kilkis region had the same fate of the remaining Macedonian and in 148 BC it succumbed to roman sovereignty.
		This battle of Kilkis determined the consummation of the overall liberation of today’s Macedonia and Thrace.
	www.kilkis.gr /history.htm (629 words)

	tourism,travel,accommodation,lodging,kilkis,goumenissa,polikastro
		The prefecture of Kilkis, has small tourist movement but it is offered for excursions from Thessaloniki and it is ideal for those who want a quiet and beautiful region for vacations.
		Important sights are the Cavern in the hill of Ai-Giorgi near in Kilkis, the ancient Evropos in Goumenissa and the lake in Drosato.
		The capital Kilkis is an important commercial and agricultural centre while it worth visit the archaeological and martial museum, with discoveries from the prefecture and memories from Kilkis battle on 19-22 June 1913.
	www.web-greece.gr /kilkis.htm (288 words)

	Kilkis, Greece
		Kilkis (Greek: Κιλκίς, Bulgarian/Macedonian (Slavonic): Кукуш; transliterated Kukuš or Kukush) is a small provincial city in Central Macedonia, Greece.
		Kilkis was almost completely destroyed during the battle, its 7,000 Bulgarian inhabitants fled or were expelled to Bulgaria, settling, for the most part, in Sofia.
		However, Kilkis - formerly the USS Mississippi - was sunk by a German Junkers Ju 87 (Stuka) dive-bomber on April 23, 1941, along with its sister-ship, in the third week of the invasion of Greece by Nazi Germany.
	www.creekin.net /c3714-n73-kilkis-greece.html (449 words)

	History of the Battle
		Early in the morning of June 20, 1913, the courageous Regiments of the 5th Division (16th-22nd-23rd) after a tough and bloody fight occupied the Kristoni rail station, the southern part of the Kristoni village and the surrounding heights.
		At 11:00 Kilkis was occupied and at 11:15 the Hellenic flag was proudly hoisted on Saint George height.
		From Kilkis, the Hellenic Army marched towards Doiran, Kerkini, Stromnitsa, Deli Risar and Kresna straits.
	www.army.gr /html/EN_Army/istoria/mouseia/kilkis/maxi_en.html (962 words)

	INDUSTRY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Prefecture of Kilkis iw placed in a small distance from Thessaloniki's harbor, airport, and region (30 min by car).
		The Prefecture of Kilkis borders on FYROM, and due to its vicinity to other Balkanian countries and to the border stations of Evzoni, Idomeni, Doiran, and Koula, which is near Boulgaria, it consists the north gate of Greece.
		In the Prefecture, there is the industrial area of Stavrohori, 10 km away from Kilkis, which is characterized as one of Greece's best-organized industrial area, the Industrial Parks of Axioupolis, Polikastro and the industrial area of Nea Santa.
	www.kilkis.gr /INDUSTRY.htm (370 words)

	Accommodate in Greece : Macedonia > Kilkis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Kilkis is situated in the centre of Macedonia and its capital is the city of Kilkis.
		In the city of Kilkis are the Byzantine church of Aghios Georgios built in 1913 and the cave of Ai - Giorgis; an impressive area with stalagmites and stalactites.
		Other interesting towns and villages that worth visiting while you are in Kilkis are Palio Ginekokastro with ruins of a Byzantine fortress that was built by Andronikos III Palaeologos, Kolhida with a 6th century Christian settlement, Skra, Lake Doirani with the picturesque settlements and Mount Paiko with the numerous small villages.
	www.accommodate.gr /M007_M38.aspx (138 words)

	Kilkis - Greece - Shops!
		Shopping in Kilkis Greece is very interesting in the city centre, where the small cobbled streets are lined with jewellery shops, and the numerous souvenir shops Kilkis has to offer.
		These shopping centers of Kilkis have a large variety of items that are traditional to the areas in and around the city.
		Therefore, the Kilkis greece shops are not only interesting to visit, due to their location, but also have a large variety of items, and traditional goods and specialities of Kilkis.
	www.greecexplorer.com /kilkis/shops.php (189 words)

	KILKIS - location in (GTP) Greek Travel Pages
		Kilkis lies in Central Macedonia; it has a population of some 82,000 residents.
		The plain of Kilkis, which is part of the Central Macedonian plain, is limited to the west by Mt.
		The region also boasts two lakes: Doirani on the Greek-Yugoslav border and Pikrolimni where Thessaloniki and Kilkis prefectures meet.
	www.gtp.gr /LocPage.asp?id=6992 (300 words)

	Museums of Macedonia, Greece — War Museum
		The Kilkis war memorial has stood on the pine-clad Iroon Hill, just outside the town of Kilkis, since 1927.
		The work of a sculptor named Dimitriadis from Athens, it was erected to commemorate those who fell in the bloody battle of 21 June 1913, which proved decisive for Greece’s victory in the Second Balkan War.
		Particularly interesting are the relief map and the audiovisual presentation of the battle.
	www.museumsofmacedonia.gr /History_And_War/Polemiko_Kilkis.html (130 words)

	Kilkis - Greece
		The town of Kilkis is the capital of the prefecture of the same name.
		The exhibits at the Archaeological Museum of Kilkis (Nomarchia) include a rare archaic sculptures (kouros) and findings, which date from the Neolithic era to the Roman times.
		On the border of the Kilkis and Thessaloniki prefectures is located the Lake Pikrolimni, one of the most important therapeutic lakes of Greece with a fully organized clay therapy centre situated on its shore.
	www.cozy-corner.com /travel/salonika_greece_kilkis.htm (428 words)

	Greece
		The Kilkis was built as the USS Mississippi, and the Lemnos as the USS Idaho.
		In 1937, Kilkis was partially disarmed and used as an accommodation ship.
		On April 10, 1941, the invading Germans dive-bombed Kilkis and Lemnos, sinking the former at her moorings and damaging the latter.
	www.bobhenneman.info /Greece.htm (839 words)

	Watts Radiant
		Dr Kilkis is an honor graduate of the Von Karman Institute in Belgium and the Middle East Technical University in Turkey.
		Dr Kilkis has also developed a unique universal design nomograph, which can be used practically for all sensible heating and cooling projects, which use radiant panels (Figure 1 attached).
		Kilkis is the author of 16 articles in ASHRAE Transactions, 3 articles in the ASHRAE Journal, 2 articles in the ASHRAE Insights, 6 articles in ASHRAE Affiliate Society Transactions, among a total of 260 articles and 3 books (Figure 2, attached).
	www.wattsradiant.com /wats/kilkish.html (444 words)

	Kilkis Geography Climate Transportation Places km² FIPS Postal code Bulgarian Chalcidice Pella (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Kilkis (Greek: Κιλκίς, Bulgarian: Кукуш) is a small provincial city in Central Macedonia, Greece.
		Kilkis was almost completely destroyed during the battle, its Bulgarian inhabitants fled or were expelled to Bulgaria, settling, for the most part, in Sofia.
		The Bulgarians pursued a policy of "Bulgarianisation" with considerable brutality and intended to annex the region to Bulgaria, but were forbidden from doing so by their German allies, who feared destabilising Greece if the Bulgarians proceeded.
	en.powerwissen.com /yTf0FjeE0qzMVudLS5axJQ==_Kilkis.html (534 words)

	Regional Policy Inforegio
		The adoption of the traditional methods by industries and small handicraft will be undertaken by the Union of the Industries of Kilkis, Afames and Agrosevilla in Estepa and by Nerbe in Moura.
		The indicators used to measure project quality will be : - the level to which traditional production methods are adopted by industries ; - the number of families, small handicrafts producers, industries, which adopt the traditional production methods ; and - the quantity of the « new » common product consumed in the three regions.
		Applicant, Région and Country : Prefecture of Kilkis Region of Central Macedonia Metamorfoseos n° 2 61100 - KILKIS GREECE Type of organisation : Legal Entity of Public Law Contact person and address : Mrs.
	ec.europa.eu /regional_policy/innovation/innovating/culture/125.htm (1115 words)

	All Kilkis hotels,kilkis vacation,kilkis holidays,Kilkis
		The capital of the county is Kilkis and other important towns include Goumenissa, Axioupoli and Polycastro.
		The hill of Ai-Giorgis dominates the town of Kilkis, which is spread out at its feet.
		The post-Byzantine church of Aghios Georgios graces its summit built in 1832, it contains unusual wall paintings.
	www.vacation.gr /gr/macedonia-hotels/kilkis.html (439 words)

	All Greece's Travel Guide - Hotel Pikrolimni 3 Star in Kilkis Mikrokampos ( Hotels in Greece ) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Greece - Macedonia - Kilkis - Mikrokampos - Pikrolimni
		Pikrolimini is the first organized mud-therapy center in Southeastern Europe.
		The heated curative mud penetrates directly into the human body through the skin's pores, beneficially affecting the nerve endings.
	www.travelguide.gr /greece/en/acc/klk/pikrolimni.htm (75 words)

	Macedonia in Greece - Kilkis prefecture
		The town of Kilkis is the capital of this prefecture.
		Kilkis Archaeological Museum, next to the old prefectural office building (nomarhia).
		Caves: The two-storey cave on Ai Giorgis hill, over 1000 sq m in area, containing an enormous number of stalactites and stalagmites.
	www.vacation-macedonia.com /kilkis (390 words)

	Kilkis travel guide
		Kilkis travel guide - The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and what to see
		Kilkis is a small provincial city in central Macedonia.
		Additional travel guides are available in ten languages at wikitravel.org.
	www.world66.com /europe/greece/kilkis (57 words)

	Map of Greece: Location of Kilkis
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		This is a map of Greece that identifies the prefecture of Kilkis.
		The prefecture of Kilkis is a part of the Makedonia region.
	www.pickatrail.com /jupiter/location/europe/greece/kilkis.html (371 words)

	UK Indymedia - Appalling treatment of dogs by a Greek Town Council
		In Kilkis, Northern Greece, the Town Council operates a "dog pound", for want of a better word, where the dogs are kept in appallingly inhumane conditions, unfed and unwatered for days, their food mixed with their faeces, dogs with distmper among healthy dogs.
		As chairwoman of the Kilkis Animal Friendly Society (in Northern Greece), I would like to draw your attention to the Society's website at:
		Things came to a head last week when four small dogs managed to get under the jerry-built fences within the pound (pictures available on the Society's site) and into an area housing larger dogs, and the smaller dogs were savagely killed by the larger ones.
	www.indymedia.org.uk /en/2006/03/336175.html (498 words)

	Battle of Kilkis-Lahanas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Battle of Kilkis-Lahanas took place during the Second Balkan War between Greece and Bulgaria for the town of Kilkis in Macedonia.
		Despite this, the town of Kilkis fell on June 21, forcing the Bulgarian commander to retreat, but managing to prevent a rout.
		Due to its significance, the Battle of Kilkis gave its name to a Greek battleship, the Kilkis, in 1914.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battle_of_Kilkis-Lahanas (303 words)

	Kilkis Tourist Information
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	www.webtourist.net /touristinformation/about-kilkis-greece.html (461 words)

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