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Elpida Karamandi (Aromanian: Elpida Caramandi) was born on 1 January 1920, in Florina, Greece, in an Aromanian family. Her mother was divorced from her husband and moved to her relatives in Bitola, then in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, where she remarried. Elpida grew up and was educated in Bitola and later continued her studies in Belgrade, where she became a member of SKOJ in 1939. When the Second World War began, Elpida came back to Bitola. In June 1941, she joined the Yugoslav Communist Party, but her activities were detected by the Bulgarian police and she was arrested. On her release Elpida resumed her resistance work against the occupiers.

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  • Η Ελπίδα Σταύρεβα Καραμανδή (Φλώρινα, 1 Ιανουαρίου 1920 - 1942) ήταν εθνική ηρωίδα της Γιουγκοσλαβίας, ελληνικής καταγωγής. (el)
  • Elpida Karamandi (Aromanian: Elpida Caramandi) was born on 1 January 1920, in Florina, Greece, in an Aromanian family. Her mother was divorced from her husband and moved to her relatives in Bitola, then in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, where she remarried. Elpida grew up and was educated in Bitola and later continued her studies in Belgrade, where she became a member of SKOJ in 1939. When the Second World War began, Elpida came back to Bitola. In June 1941, she joined the Yugoslav Communist Party, but her activities were detected by the Bulgarian police and she was arrested. On her release Elpida resumed her resistance work against the occupiers. In April 1942, she left Bitola and joined the First Bitola Partisan detachment. On 3 May 1942, the detachment was surrounded by the Bulgarian police. Heavily wounded, Elpida Karamandi was captured, and later died in Bulgarian captivity. She was declared a Yugoslav national hero on 11 October 1951. (en)
  • Elpída Stávreva Karamandí, en grec moderne : Ελπίδα Σταύρεβα Καραμανδή (1920-1942), est une héroïne nationale de Yougoslavie, d'origine grecque. Ella nait à Flórina, Macédoine-Occidentale, en Grèce, dans une famille d'aroumains. Sa mère divorce et s'installe chez ses parents à Bitola, dans ce qui était alors la Yougoslavie, où elle se remarie. Elpída fait ses études à Bitola, puis les poursuit à Belgrade, où elle rejoint l'Union de la jeunesse communiste de Yougoslavie, en 1939. Lorsque la Seconde Guerre mondiale éclate, elle retourne à Bitola. En juin 1941, elle rejoint le parti communiste de Yougoslavie, mais ses activités sont repérées par la police bulgare et elle est arrêtée et torturée. Après sa libération, Elpída poursuit son activité de résistance. En avril 1942, elle quitte Bitola et rejoint le premier détachement de partisans de Bitola. Le 3 mai, le détachement est encerclé par la police bulgare. Grièvement blessée, Elpída est arrêtée et meurt en prison. Le 11 octobre 1951, elle est reconnue héroïne nationale de la Yougoslavie. (fr)
  • Элпида Ставрева Караманди (макед. Елпида Ставре Караманди, рум. Elpida Stavre Karamandi; 1 января 1920, Флорина — 3 мая 1942, Битола) — македонская партизанка арумынского происхождения, участница Народно-освободительной войны Югославии, Народный герой Югославии. (ru)
  • Елпіда Караманді (мак. Елпида Ставре Караманди, рум. Elpida Stavre Karamandi; 1 січня 1920, Флорина — 3 травня 1942, Бітола) — македонська партизанка арумунського походження, учасниця Народно-визвольної війни в Югославії, Народний герой Югославії. (uk)
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  • Η Ελπίδα Σταύρεβα Καραμανδή (Φλώρινα, 1 Ιανουαρίου 1920 - 1942) ήταν εθνική ηρωίδα της Γιουγκοσλαβίας, ελληνικής καταγωγής. (el)
  • Элпида Ставрева Караманди (макед. Елпида Ставре Караманди, рум. Elpida Stavre Karamandi; 1 января 1920, Флорина — 3 мая 1942, Битола) — македонская партизанка арумынского происхождения, участница Народно-освободительной войны Югославии, Народный герой Югославии. (ru)
  • Елпіда Караманді (мак. Елпида Ставре Караманди, рум. Elpida Stavre Karamandi; 1 січня 1920, Флорина — 3 травня 1942, Бітола) — македонська партизанка арумунського походження, учасниця Народно-визвольної війни в Югославії, Народний герой Югославії. (uk)
  • Elpida Karamandi (Aromanian: Elpida Caramandi) was born on 1 January 1920, in Florina, Greece, in an Aromanian family. Her mother was divorced from her husband and moved to her relatives in Bitola, then in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, where she remarried. Elpida grew up and was educated in Bitola and later continued her studies in Belgrade, where she became a member of SKOJ in 1939. When the Second World War began, Elpida came back to Bitola. In June 1941, she joined the Yugoslav Communist Party, but her activities were detected by the Bulgarian police and she was arrested. On her release Elpida resumed her resistance work against the occupiers. (en)
  • Elpída Stávreva Karamandí, en grec moderne : Ελπίδα Σταύρεβα Καραμανδή (1920-1942), est une héroïne nationale de Yougoslavie, d'origine grecque. Ella nait à Flórina, Macédoine-Occidentale, en Grèce, dans une famille d'aroumains. Sa mère divorce et s'installe chez ses parents à Bitola, dans ce qui était alors la Yougoslavie, où elle se remarie. Elpída fait ses études à Bitola, puis les poursuit à Belgrade, où elle rejoint l'Union de la jeunesse communiste de Yougoslavie, en 1939. Lorsque la Seconde Guerre mondiale éclate, elle retourne à Bitola. En juin 1941, elle rejoint le parti communiste de Yougoslavie, mais ses activités sont repérées par la police bulgare et elle est arrêtée et torturée. Après sa libération, Elpída poursuit son activité de résistance. (fr)
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  • Ελπίδα Καραμανδή (el)
  • Elpida Karamandi (en)
  • Elpída Karamandí (fr)
  • Караманди, Элпида (ru)
  • Елпіда Караманді (uk)
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