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	PREFACE	v
1	THE FIRST ECHELON	1
2	THE SECOND ECHELON	25
3	THIRD ECHELON JOINS THE FIRST	43
4	THE FIRST LIBYAN CAMPAIGN, 1940–41	62
5	ASSEMBLY AND TRAINING OF THE NEW ZEALAND DIVISION	79
6	THE BALKAN FRONT	86
7	W FORCE MOVES INTO POSITION	117
8	THE GERMANS INVADE GREECE	157
9	THE MONASTIR GAP	189
10	THE GREEK FRONT BEGINS TO CRUMBLE	215
11	THE NEW ZEALAND DIVISION GOES INTO ACTION	235
12	THE DEFENCE OF THE PASSES, 14–17 APRIL	254
13	THE CRITICAL DAYS, 17–18 APRIL	285
14	THE PINIOS GORGE	315
15	THE PREPARATION OF THE THERMOPYLAE LINE	347
16	THE EVACUATION FROM GREECE BEGINS	362
17	THE DEFENCE OF BRALLOS AND THERMOPYLAE PASSES, 24 APRIL	384
18	THE FIRST STAGES OF THE EVACUATION	400
19	THE CORINTH CANAL	413
20	THE EVACUATION CONTINUES	432
21	KALAMATA	448
22	2 NZEF IN NORTH AFRICA, APRIL–MAY 1941	464
23	CONCLUSION	471
	APPENDICES:
	I: Strengths and Casualties.	486
	II: Inter-Services Committee's report.	489
	III: Mr Fraser's Questionnaire to the United Kingdom Chiefs of Staff on the Campaigns in Greece and Crete	491
	GLOSSARY	515
	BIBLIOGRAPHY	519