Dimitrios Doulis, was a Greek military officer, from Nivica in modern southern Albania. With his graduation from the Evelpidon Military Academy in Athens, Doulis became army officer and fought in the Greco-Turkish War of 1897. As a Colonel he took part in the operations in Epirus front during the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913. During these, the Greek army occupied the region of "Northern Epirus", and Doulis was appointed military commander of Argyrokastro.

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  • Dimitrios Doulis, was a Greek military officer, from Nivica in modern southern Albania. With his graduation from the Evelpidon Military Academy in Athens, Doulis became army officer and fought in the Greco-Turkish War of 1897. As a Colonel he took part in the operations in Epirus front during the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913. During these, the Greek army occupied the region of "Northern Epirus", and Doulis was appointed military commander of Argyrokastro. In December 1913 however, with the Protocol of Florence, the Great Powers decided to award the region to the newly-formed Albanian state. This decision was highly unpopular among the local Greek, who decided to form their own government and military in order to secure their autonomy. Doulis resigned his commission in the Greek army and joined the autonomists. With the official declaration of the Autonomous Republic of Northern Epirus, in 1 March 1914, he was received the post of Minister of Military Affairs. He managed to mobilize local armed groups and organize a provisional gendarmerie in order to secure the region. Until May 17, when the Protocol of Corfu was signed, the autonomist Epirote forces managed retain their positions and push back the attacks of Albanian irregulars and gendarmerie, which was under the command of Dutch officers.
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  • Dimitrios Doulis, was a Greek military officer, from Nivica in modern southern Albania. With his graduation from the Evelpidon Military Academy in Athens, Doulis became army officer and fought in the Greco-Turkish War of 1897. As a Colonel he took part in the operations in Epirus front during the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913. During these, the Greek army occupied the region of "Northern Epirus", and Doulis was appointed military commander of Argyrokastro.
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