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Hace 3 días · The Patrick and Joan Leigh Fermor House is a luxurious Peloponnese estate. This stone built property can accommodate 10 luxurious guests in perfect privacy and comfort surrounded by cypress, olive and wild flowers. This unique home boasts lush outdoor spaces, ...
Hace 2 días · The Patrick and Joan Leigh Fermor House, Kardamyli, Greece. This stone sanctuary overlooking a cove in the Mani, one of the windswept peninsulas in Greece’s Peloponnese, comes by its double-billed name, honestly.
Hace 3 días · Joan Leigh Fermor’s Photography on Display at Benaki Museum. Joan and Patrick Leigh Fermor spent most of their time... Athens Next Station: Acropolis. A practical guide around the vibrant Acropolis Museum neighborhood. Share This Page. Greece Is Blog Posts. An Ode to Local Products.
Hace 4 días · Bletchley and a perspective on drinking from the same fountain. On the 28th April 1944, the code breakers at Bletchley Park deciphered possibly one of the most surprising stories of the Second World War. It was an intercept of a German signal stating that General Kreipe, commander of the Nazi Garrison in Crete, had been kidnapped.
Hace 18 horas · This entry was posted in Abducting a General, Ill Met by Moonlight and tagged Abducting a General, Chris White, Cretan resistance, Crete, Ill Met by Moonlight, Major General Heinrich Kreipe, Patrick Leigh Fermor on May 16, 2024 by proverbs6to10. Post navigation ← 80th anniversay of the kidnap of General Kreipe – Waiting for the motor launch ...
Hace 5 días · This entry was posted in Abducting a General, Ill Met by Moonlight and tagged Abducting a General, Chris White, Cretan resistance, Crete, Ill Met by Moonlight, Major General Heinrich Kreipe, Patrick Leigh Fermor on May 11, 2024 by proverbs6to10. Post navigation ← Watch Powell & Pressburger’s Ill Met by Moonlight in full
Hace 2 días · Leigh Fermor was from an upper-middle-class background. He had letters of introduction to some of the finest aristocratic houses in Europe. His is an interesting take on Europe on the eve of the disruption of World War Two. Reading these books now is like reading history—this is how Europe was pre-1939.” Gail Simmons, Travel ...
