  Wrong: During the march to Kresna greeks had less casualties than bulgarians, you are not counting the prisoners. Wrong: the difference between 108,000 and 117,000 when the 108,000 are the defenders is not really an inferiority, but this is a military issue. Agree: the battle playing a role to the greek acceptance of armistice. But what we are talking here is about the outcome of the battle. When someone is attacking if it will succeed to rout the opponent is the winner, if fail the opponent wins. If in the battle of Kilkis the greeks were failing to rout the bulgarians who could accept a greek win? And what Hall and bulgarian historians would write about it? Any idea?   