Macedonian Front (Greek War of Independence)
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Was the theatre of war in Macedonia of the Greek War of Indipendence.
Chronology
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October 1821: An offensive led by the new Pasha of Thessaloniki, Muhammad Emin Abulubud, resulted in a decisive Ottoman victory at Kassandra.
May 1822: Mehmed Emin launched a number of attacks pushing the Greeks further back and finally captured Naousa in April.
May 1821: In 1821, the Greeks of Polygyros, a town in Greece, rebelled against Ottoman rule. They killed the local governor, Mustafa Bey, and 14 of his men, while also wounding three others.
June 1821: Spreading of the Greek insurrection to the villages of Chalkidiki.
July 1821: The revolt gained momentum in Mount Athos and Kassandra, and the island of Thasos joined it.
April 1822: At the beginning of 1822, Anastasios Karatasos and Aggelis Gatsos arranged a meeting with other armatoloi; they decided that the Greek insurrection should be based on three towns: Naoussa, Kastania, and Siatista.
April 1822: In March 1822, Mehmed Emin secured decisive victories at Kolindros and Kastania.
