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It's late afternoon on March 18, 1913, in the Greek city of Thessaloniki.

The sun hangs low over the waterfront as the 67-year-old king of Greece, George I,

strolls past the white tower. He slows gazing up at the circular fortress. Built more than five centuries ago, this tower long symbolized Thessaloniki's occupation by the Ottoman Empire,

but now the city has returned to Greek hands.

Four months ago, Greek forces captured Thessaloniki from the Ottomans, and George has come

in personally to solidify Greece's claim on the city.

When he doesn't let politics get in the way of his daily routine, he still insists on

his evening walk every day.

Turning away from the White Tower, George speaks quietly with an aide.

A handful of passers-by have paused to watch as he ambles

passed, but most pay him no attention at all. Over the past few weeks, the king has become a

familiar sight in the city. Two guards trail him at a respectful distance, but George prefers to

blend in with his subjects. Still, when he passes a cafe, a cheer goes up from the Patriots. Forks tap against

glasses and hands pound tabletops. George lifts a hand in greeting, smiling warmly, and then

continues on his walk. But before he can take even a few more steps, the crack of a gunshot

echoes through the streets. There are screams as people run for cover, but George barely hears them.

His eyes swim as a searing pain tears through his back.

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