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• The capital of Pella is Edessa with a population of 19,036 inhabitants according to the census of 2021, while the largest town is Giannitsa.
• In the meantime she published her three major novels: Trellantōnēs (Crazy Anthony; 1932), which detailed her mischievous elder brother's Antonis Benakis childhood adventures in late 19th century Alexandria, Mangas (1935), which was about the not dissimilar adventures of the family's fox terrier dog, and Ta Mystika tou Valtou (The Secrets of the Swamp; 1937), which was set around Giannitsa Lake in the early 20th century, while the Greek struggle for Macedonia was unfolding.
• The western section (Krystallopigi–Efkarpia) passes through , Pisoderi, Florina, Edessa, Giannitsa, Chalkidona and Thessaloniki; The eastern section (Lagyna–Kipoi) passes through Lagkadikia, Amphipolis, Kavala, Toxotes, Xanthi, Lagos, Komotini, Mesti, Alexandroupolis, Feres and Ardani.
• Penelope Delta's novel Secrets of the Swamp (referring to the shores of Giannitsa Lake) is a romanticised account of this from the Greek point of view.
• On February 19, 2019, the construction of the railway line Agios Athanasios – Chalkidona – Koufalia – Pella – Nea Pella – Giannitsa – Galatades – Karyotissa – Dafni – Kalivia – Skydra-Edessa and bypass from Skydra to Aridaia was announced, however no study has been presented, and it is currently unknown when the project will be completed.
• Çenebaz Osman Efendi (Osman Efendi the Chatterer or the Loudmouthed), formally named as Yenişehirli Osman Efendi (either from Yenişehir near Bursa, or from Giannitsa, now in Greece, which was also called "Yenişehr-i Fener" in Ottoman times) in Ottoman sources, was an Ottoman diplomat who was the first plenipotentiary in the first peace conference, held in Focşani, today in Romania, starting August 19, 1772, among the several that were organised during the ten-month truce (May 10, 1772 – March 21, 1773) in the course of the Russo-Turkish War (1768–1774).
• By the time of the Ilinden–Preobrazhenie Uprising in 1903, Apostol Petkov had become Voivode, of an armed group around the town of Giannitsa, where he took an active part in the rebellion.
• The NOF and also created regional committees in all areas with compact ethnic Macedonian populations (Florina, Eddesa, Giannitsa and Kastoria).
• According to the legends, Delyo was the son of a poor craftsman and was taught tailoring by his uncle in Yenice (Giannitsa), but upon getting to know Bulgarians from around Gümülcine (Komotini), he organized a rebel detachment to counter the Ottoman atrocities.
• So the teams that participate in this group are: Aetos Skydra, Anagennisi Epanomi, Anagennisi Giannitsa, Doxa Kranoula, Eordaikos 2007, Ethnikos Filippiada, Fokikos, Kalloni, Kozani, Makedonikos, Megas Alexandros Irakleia, Nafpaktiakos, Niki Volos, Odysseas Anagennisi, Pontioi Katerini, Tyrnavos, Zakynthos.
• At the outbreak of the First Balkan War in 1912, Salonica Sanjak comprised the following kazas: Selanik (Thessalonica), Kesendire (Kassandra Peninsula), Karaferye (Veroia), Yenice Vardar (Giannitsa), Vodina (Edessa), Langaza (Langadas), Gevgelü (Gevgelija), Avret Hişar (Neo Gynaikokastro), Toyran (Star Dojran), Ustrumca (Strumica), Tikoş/Kavadar (Kavadarci), Katerin (Katerini), Aynaroz (Mount Athos) and Karâğâbad.
• By 1911 it also had locations in Edirne, Yenice (presumably today’s Giannitsa), and Samsun, and by 1913 in Kirk-Kilisse (now Kırklareli).
• Ilisiakos, Atromitos, Irodotos, Patra, Enosis Rodos-Diagoras, Varvasiakos, Almopos Aridea, Lamia, Iraklis Ptolemaida, Anagennisi Giannitsa, Nigrita and Anagennisi Kolindros were relegated to Delta Ethniki.
• Fostiras, Patras, Thiva, Peramaikos, Thriamvos, Vyzas, Paniliakos, Anagennisi Giannitsa, Pyrsos Grevena, Achilleas Farsala, Panthrakikos, Langadas and Megas Alexandros Alexandria were relegated to Delta Ethniki.

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