From circa 1250 the city was the seat of the Latin Diocese of Retimo, which was renamed Retimo–Ario after the absorption in 1551 of the Diocese of Ario and...

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Retimo Latin: Dioecesis Rhithymnensis) was a Roman Catholic diocese located in the town of Rethymo (modern day Rethymno)...

Realm of Candia: Chania (La Canea), ca. 1210–1263 and 1285–1645 Rethymno (Retimo), ca. 1210–1646 Sitia (Sitia), ca. 1210–1651 Heraklion (Candia), ca. 1210–1669...

war. Several places in Rethymno are named after Ian Campbell. Also spelt Retimo or Rethymnon. In Greek Μάχη του Ρεθύμνου (Mahi tou Rethymou). The German...

Crete and landed west of the Pigi airfield, a key objective, near Rethymno (Retimo). Sturm was captured as a POW on 21 May 1941 by soldiers of the Greek 4th...

Giustiniani Santa Dorotea (St. Dorothy) of Venice – Polo Nani Ketianana of Retimo – Nicolò Avonal Lion's Head of Istria Croce (Cross) of Cefalonia – Marco...

with the Sydney Shakespeare in the Park company, the docu-drama Flowers of Retimo and miniseries Land of Hope. His role in the latter series helped him win...

27 April 2010.[self-published source] Handel, Paul. "Matilda Tanks at Retimo on the Island of Crete" (PDF). Australian Army. Archived from the original...

Στρατός (ΕΛΑΣ), the military wing of EAM, in January 1945 at the siege of Retimo. As Cretan fighters became better armed and more aggressive in 1944, the...

Crete, where the majority of its men were captured following the Battle of Retimo Airfield. Reformed in Syria in 1941, the 2/11th Battalion moved to New Guinea...