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• Takis Miliadis
  Miliadis was born on [[September 26]], [[1922]]. He studied Medicine in the [[University of Athens]] but chose acting as [[Category:1922 births|Miliadis, Takis]]
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• Giorgos Mouzakis
  '''Giorgos Mouzakis''' was born on [[August 15]], [[1922]], in [[Metaxourgio]], [[Athens]] and made his first appearance as a trumpe [[Category:1922 births|Mouzakis, Giorgos]]
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• Georgios Hadjanestis
  '''Georgios Hadjanestis''' (alternative spelling Hatzanestis) ([[1863]] - [[1922]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] miltary man of the early [[20th Century]]. ...[[May 23]], [[1922]], in the latter part of the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]]. After the [[Asia Minor Disaster]], he was blamed for the loss of morale
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• Georgios Baltatzis
  *[[1921]] - [[1922]]: Foreign Minister under [[Dimitrios Gounaris]] ...on trial by the revolutionary government and executed on [[November 28]], 1922 at Goudi, [[Athens]], along with [[Dimitrios Gounaris]], [[Nikolaos Stratos
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• Yiannis Gionakis
  Gionakis was born in [[Athens]] in [[1922]]. He studied medicine at the [[University of Athens]] but switched to acti [[Category:1922 births|Gionakis, Yiannis]]
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• Dionysios Minardos
  Minardos was born in [[1922]]. He first played top-league football for [[Ethnikos Piraeus FC|Ethnikos P [[Category:1922 births|Minardos, Dionysios]]
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• Dimitrios Gounaris
  ...15]] to [[August 23]], [[1915]] and [[April 8]], [[1921]] to [[May 16]], [[1922]]. He was the right-wing opponent of his contemporary [[Eleftherios Venizel ...executed in Goudi, [[Athens]], on [[November 28]] ([[November 15]] OS), [[1922]], for his role in the [[Asia Minor disaster]].
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• Yiannis Papaspyrou
  Papaspyrou was born in [[Piraeus]] in October of [[1922]]. He was elected to the [[Piraeus]] City Council in [[1959]]. In [[1964]], [[Category:1922 births|Papaspyrou, Yiannis]]
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• Bishop Chrysostom of Smyrna
  ...mmunity of [[Smyrna]] at the time of the [[Asia Minor Disaster]] (August [[1922]]). ...Kemal Pasa, resisted the terms of the treaty and [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)|war]] broke out.
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• Petros Protopapadakis
  '''Petros Protopapadakis''' ([[1859]] - [[1922]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] engineer and politician of the latter 19th and ea ...[Goudi]], [[Athens]] on the morning of [[November 28]] (November 15 OS), [[1922]].
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• Nikolaos Stratos
  He became Prime Minister on [[May 16]] (May 3 OS), [[1922]]. He quit six days later after failing to get a vote of confidence in Parl ...them Stratos - were sentenced to death and executed on [[November 28]], [[1922]].
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• 1861
  ...own: [[Aristides Stergiadis]], High Commissioner of [[Smyrna]] ([[1919]]-[[1922]]) ==Deaths==
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• Nikolaos Triantaphyllakos
  ...eece]] during a tumultous time in [[Greece|Greek]] history in September, [[1922]]. ...ster]] in September [[1922]] in the aftermath of [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]].
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• Sotirios Krokidas
  ...nterim [[List of Prime Ministers of Greece|Prime Minister of Greece]] in [[1922]]. He was a law professor in Athens.<ref>[http://www.geocities.com/ekeied/N ...e Minister on September 29, and served for one day. On [[September 30]], [[1922]], Krokidas became Prime Minister.
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• Nikolaos Dimitratos
  ...of Greece (SEKE) which became the [[Communist Party of Greece]] (KKE) in [[1922]]. In [[1922]], Dimitratos himself was also ousted as an opportunist for insubordination
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• Yolanda Terenzio
  She was born in [[Athens]] in [[1922]]. After finishing her studies at the Athens German School she enrolled in [[Category:1922 births|Terenzio, Yolanda]]
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• Andreas Karkavitsas
  He died on [[October 24]], [[1922]] in [[Maroussi]], [[Attica]]. *"Διηγήματα του Γυαλού" (Sea-side stories) - 1922
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• Konstantinos Logothetopoulos
  ...[1922]] when he was again conscripted during the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)|Greco-Turkish War]] to serve in the Army Hospital of Athens. After the end of the war in 1922, Logothetopoulos became professor of gynaecology at the [[University of Ath
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• Spyros Kalogirou
  Kalogirou was born in [[Kypseli]], [[Athens]], on [[November 3]], [[1922]]. He studied in the Drama School of the Greek Odeum. In [[1952]], he marri [[Category:1922 births|Kalogirou, Spyros]]
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• Anastasios Charalabis
  ...High Command and also served as Minister of the Military in [[1917]] and [[1922]]. Briefly in [[1916]], he also served as [[Minister for the Interior (Gree ...kos]]|after=[[Sotirios Krokidas]]|years=September 29, 1922 - September 30, 1922}}
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