Packet O: Tossup 19

Anarchists known as the “Boatmen” of a city in this modern-day country carried out a 1903 bombing campaign. The Pallis Report detailed the effects of a 1917 fire in this country’s second-largest (-5[1])city that displaced over half its Jewish population. Alexander Schinas (“skee-NAHS”) was defenestrated (10[2])six weeks after (-5[1])assassinating a king of this country, (10[1])whose successor sparked the National Schism. (10[3])Refugees fleeing to this country were crowded onto a quay (“kee”) during a fire in the “Smyrna catastrophe.” (10[2])Fridtjof (“FRED-yawv”) Nansen oversaw a 1923 population exchange between (10[1])this country and its eastern neighbor, (10[1])which was agreed (-5[1])to by its former prime minister Eleftherios Venizelos. For 10 points, name this country that during World War I was led by competing governments in Thessaloniki and Athens. ■END■ (10[3])

ANSWER: Greece [or Hellenic Republic; or Elláda; or Ellinikí Dimokratía; accept Kingdom of Greece; accept Vasíleion tis Elládos]
<CJ, European History> | Packet O - Editors 1
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