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On 23^rd March, 1821, Kalamata was peacefully liberated from the Ottomans. That afternoon, the people of Kalamata gathered outside the Church of the Holy Apostles by the river Nedontas to witness the first ever church service to be performed as a free people.

Discover places inextricably linked to the Kolokotronis family, as well as to Theodoros Kolokotronis’ actions both before and during the Revolution.

Theodoros Kolokotronis arrived secretly in Kardamili in January 1821, after many years of living in Zakynthos.

Birthplaces, hiding places, strongholds, places of residence and places of execution of great freedom fighters and political figures of the Revolution, such as Theodoros Kolokotronis (1770-1843), Dimitrios Papatsonis (d. 1798-1825), Ioannis Dikaios (d. 1825), and Bishop Iosif of Androusa (1770-1844).

On 23^rd March, 1821, Kalamata was peacefully liberated from the Ottomans. That afternoon, the people of Kalamata gathered outside the Church of the Holy Apostles by the river Nedontas to witness the first ever church service to be performed as a free people.

On 23^rd March, 1821, Kalamata was peacefully liberated from the Ottomans. That afternoon, the people of Kalamata gathered outside the Church of the Holy Apostles by the river Nedontas to witness the first ever church service to be performed as a free people.

30^th November 1822. Nafplio was liberated after a many-month long siege. Not through a direct attack, but secretly.

On 23^rd March, 1821, Kalamata was peacefully liberated from the Ottomans. That afternoon, the people of Kalamata gathered outside the Church of the Holy Apostles by the river Nedontas to witness the first ever church service to be performed as a free people.

On 23^rd March, 1821, Kalamata was peacefully liberated from the Ottomans. That afternoon, the people of Kalamata gathered outside the Church of the Holy Apostles by the river Nedontas to witness the first ever church service to be performed as a free people.

30^th November 1822. Nafplio was liberated after a many-month long siege. Not through a direct attack, but secretly and silently.

Mani has been a center of uninterrupted resistance against the Ottomans since the pre-revolutionary years.

July 23, 1821. Monemvasia becomes the first fortified city of the Peloponnese that falls into the hands of the Greeks.