Greeks Capture Coriza

The transcript describes the transition of Coriza, a key Italian military base in eastern Albania, into Greek control. It highlights the capture of 28,000 Italian troops and the return of Coriza's people. The Greeks seized large quantities of artillery, shells, and gasoline. The footage captures the Greek advance before a winter blizzard, marking a significant push against Italian forces.

What was the significance of Coriza in eastern Albania before December?

• It was a major Greek cultural center.

• It was the most important Italian military base.

• It was a neutral zone during the conflict.

• It was a major trade hub for both countries.

How many Italian soldiers were captured by the Greeks in Coriza?

• 35,000

• 28,000

• 40,000

• 15,000

What resources did the Greeks acquire from the Italians in Coriza?

• Artillery, shells, and gasoline

• Communication devices and maps

• Food supplies and medical equipment

• Aircraft and naval ships

What event marked the beginning of the Greek offensive?

• The retreat of Italian forces

• The arrival of Greek reinforcements

• The first winter blizzard

• The capture of Coriza

How far did the Greek forces advance beyond the initial Italian positions?

• 40 miles

• 30 miles

• 20 miles

• 10 miles