The Dodecanese. The history of the Dodecanese through the ages, its services to mankind and its rights

Ζερβός Σκεύος (Zervos Skevos)

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Desiring to present the cause of the Dodecanese before the Peace Conference we have enlisted the services of the most truthful of all witnesses, the photographic lense, in order to illustrate the history of the islands from the days of Homer till the present time. A glance at three hundred and twenty-two pictures contained in the present book and a perusal of the brief historical outline, by which they are accompanied, cannot fail to convince the reader that the Dodecanese was Greek in the Homeric age, Greek in the time of Pericles, Greek under the Roman dominion, Greek in the Byzantine period, Greek under Turkish tyranny, indeed, that it has been Greek throughout the three thousand years of its history, Greek, always Greek, and only Greek.

Preface
I. Geography, geology, and history of the Dodecanese
II. The Dodecanese in the Homeric and Classical periods
III. The scientific inquiries of the Dodecanese
IV. Hippocrates
V. The Alexandrian school – Rhodes and Patmos
VI. The Dodecanese under the Romans
VII. The Dodecanese in the Byzantine period
VIII. The Dodecanese under the Knights Hospitallers – Fall of Constantinople
IX. The Dodecanese under the Turks (1523-1821)
X. The Dodecanese united with Greece (1821-1830)
XI. The Dodecanese under the protection of Great Britain, France, and Russia
XII. The Dodecanese again under Turkey (1835-1912)
XIII. The Dodecanese under Italian occupation
XIV. The Treaty of Lausanne, the Balkan Wars, and the Sect Treaty of London as affecting the Dodecanese