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Georgios Papadopoulos

Geórgios Papadópulos

Greek military dictator from 1967 to 1973.

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Sex or Gender

Male

Date of Birth

5/5/1919

Date of Death

6/27/1999

Place of Birth

Elaiochori

Place of Death

Athens

Country of Citizenship

Greece

Instance Of

Human

Religion or Worldview

Greek Orthodoxy

Position Held

Prime Minister of Greece
(12/13/1967 - 10/8/1973)
Replaces
:
Konstantinos Kollias
Replaced By
:
Spiridon Markezinis
Start Time
: 12/13/1967
End Time
: 10/8/1973
Minister for National Defence of Greece
Minister of National Education and Religious Affairs of Greece
Minister at the Presidency of the Government of Greece
President of Greece
(6/1/1973 - 11/25/1973)
Replaces
:
Constantine II of Greece
Replaced By
:
Phedon Gizikis
Start Time
: 6/1/1973
End Time
: 11/25/1973
Minister of Education
Regent of Greece

Occupation

Military Personnel
Politician
Dictator

Ethnic Group

Greeks
Reason for Deprecated Rank
:
Source Known to Be Unreliable

Given Name

Georgios

Participant In

1967 Greek Coup D'état

Number of Children

3

Educated At

Hellenic Military Academy
(1937 - 1940)
Start Time
: 1937
End Time
: 1940

Place of Burial

First Cemetery of Athens

Manner of Death

Natural Causes

Name in Native Language

Γεώργιος Παπαδόπουλος

Award Received

Grand Cross of the Order of the Redeemer
Grand Cross of the Order of Honour

Convicted Of

High Treason
(August 1975)
Point in Time
: August 1975
Mutiny
(August 1975)
Point in Time
: August 1975

Family Name

Papadopoulos

Cause of Death

Cancer

Member of Political Party

Independent Politician

Sibling

Konstantínos Papadópoulos

Different From

George Papadopoulos

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Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Modern Greek
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