Mavrovouni, Laconia Mavrovouni, Laconia Mavrovouni is a village (population approximately 500) in the Mani Peninsula, Greece, south of Gytheio. Mavrovouni is a small village about 2 km south of the town of Gytheio, in Laconia, Greece. It is located on a steep hill of dark rock and is a place for summer vacations. The village's economy is based on olive oil production, fishing and tourism. It is located right above the Mavrovouni beach, a place ideal for swimming and known for its size, which is approximately 4 km in length. Campings and several rooms-to-let can be found by the beach within 50–100
Laconia incident at his trial that the US Navy had waged unrestricted submarine warfare in the Pacific from the very first day the United States entered the war. The Naval War College journal, "International Law Studies", covers interpretations of International Law during armed conflicts and how these laws were applied by each party. In Volume 65, chapter III: The Law of Naval Operations, the "Laconia" incident is examined in the context of International Law applying to submarine warfare in World War II: Bibliography Journals Other sources Laconia incident The "Laconia" incident was a series of events surrounding the sinking of a British