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Significance of the end of the Persian war
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Significance of the end of the Persian war
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In the end, the Persian fleet went up in flames. With the now renewed uprising of the Ionian Greeks, the war had returned to its place of origin. The invasion of the Xerxes finally failed, while the Greeks were about to counterattack.
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