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The Pacification of Crete, the British Military Commissioner explaining to Representative Christians the Condition for Disarmament (litho)
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The Pacification of Crete, the British Military Commissioner explaining to Representative Christians the Condition for Disarmament (litho)
1064063 The Pacification of Crete, the British Military Commissioner explaining to Representative Christians the Condition for Disarmament (litho) by Paget, Henry Marriott (1856-1936) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Pacification of Crete, the British Military Commissioner explaining to Representative Christians the Condition for Disarmament. Illustration for The Graphic, 10 December 1898.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 23515588
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Agitation Blurred Motion British Consul Candia Champagne Condition Cretan Crete Disarmament Explaining Lunch Motion Officials Pacification Rifles Tent Unrest 13 November Administer Greece Greek Greeks Safeguard
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The Pacification of Crete - A Moment of Diplomacy and Disarmament
EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this lithograph, we witness a significant historical moment during the pacification of Crete in 1898. The image depicts the British Military Commissioner engaging in a crucial conversation with Representative Christians, outlining the conditions for disarmament. The scene is set within a tent, where officials from both sides have gathered for an important meeting. The atmosphere seems tense yet hopeful as they discuss ways to safeguard peace and restore order amidst the unrest that has plagued the island. Sir Alfred Biliotti, Sir Herbert Chermside, and other British military personnel are present alongside Greek representatives Pachides and other Christian leaders. The commissioner's authoritative presence commands attention as he explains the terms while seated at a table adorned with maps and documents. This historic encounter took place on November 13th, symbolizing a turning point in Cretan history. The engraving captures not only their serious expressions but also hints at motion through blurred figures in the background - perhaps representing agitation or movement towards resolution. As we gaze upon this print from Fine Art Finder's private collection, we are reminded of Europe's great powers' involvement in shaping world events during this era. It serves as a testament to diplomacy's power to bridge divides and bring about peaceful resolutions even amidst challenging circumstances.
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