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'''Emmanouil Tsouderos''' was a political and financial figure of modern Greece as well as the father of [[Virginia Tsouderou]].
He was born in 1882 in [[Rethymno]], [[Crete]] and studied economics in Greece and abroad. He returned to Crete and was elected Member of Parliament of the Cretan Legislature (1906 - 1912). After the union ("Ενωσις") of Crete with Greece, he was elected to the Greek Parliament and served as Minister of Transportation under [[Eleftherios Venizelos]] and Minister of Finances under [[Themistoklis Sofoulis]]. He also served as governor ("Δοιηκητής") of the Central Bank of Greece.
In 1941 he succeeded [[Alexandros Korizis]] as Prime Minister as the Germans were marching towards Athens. He fled with [[King George II]] to [[Crete]] where he organised his forces to face the coming German invasion. Tsouderos fled again during the [[battle of Crete]] to the Middle East and later Egypt, where he headed the government in exile until 1944. He served in the subsequent government in exile under [[Sofoklis Venizelos]] and, after the war, in different capacities until his death in Italy in 1956.

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 [[Image:Tsouderos-emmanouil.jpg|thumb|180px|Emmanouil Tsouderos]]'''Emmanouil Tsouderos''' was a political and financial figure of modern Greece as well as the father of [[Virginia Tsouderou]].
-He was born in [[1882]] in [[Rethymno]], [[Crete]] and studied economics in Greece and abroad. He returned to Crete and was elected Member of Parliament of the Cretan Legislature (1906 - 1912). After the union ("Ενωσις") of Crete with Greece, he was elected to the Greek Parliament and served as Minister of Transportation under [[Eleftherios Venizelos]] and Minister of Finances under [[Themistoklis Sofoulis]]. He also served as governor ("Δοιηκητής") of the Central Bank of Greece.
+He was born in [[1882]] in [[Rethymno]], [[Crete]] and studied economics in Greece and abroad. He returned to Crete and was elected Member of Parliament of the Cretan Legislature (1906 - 1912). After the union ("Ενωσις") of Crete with Greece, he was elected to the [[Greek Parliament]] and served as Minister of Transportation under [[Eleftherios Venizelos]] and Minister of Finances under [[Themistoklis Sofoulis]]. He also served as governor ("Δοιηκητής") of the Central Bank of Greece.
 In [[1941]] he succeeded [[Alexandros Korizis]] as Prime Minister as the Germans were marching towards Athens. He fled with [[King George II]] to [[Crete]] where he organised his forces to face the coming German invasion. Tsouderos fled again during the [[battle of Crete]] to the Middle East and later Egypt, where he headed the government in exile until [[1944]]. He served in the subsequent government in exile under [[Sofoklis Venizelos]] and, after the war, in different capacities until his death in Italy in [[1956]].

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	In [[1941]] he succeeded [[Alexandros Korizis]] as Prime Minister as the Germans were marching towards Athens. He fled with [[King George II]] to [[Crete]] where he organised his forces to face the coming German invasion. Tsouderos fled again during the [[battle of Crete]] to the Middle East and later Egypt, where he headed the government in exile until [[1944]]. He served in the subsequent government in exile under [[Sofoklis Venizelos]] and, after the war, in different capacities until his death in Italy in [[1956]].		In [[1941]] he succeeded [[Alexandros Korizis]] as Prime Minister as the Germans were marching towards Athens. He fled with [[King George II]] to [[Crete]] where he organised his forces to face the coming German invasion. Tsouderos fled again during the [[battle of Crete]] to the Middle East and later Egypt, where he headed the government in exile until [[1944]]. He served in the subsequent government in exile under [[Sofoklis Venizelos]] and, after the war, in different capacities until his death in Italy in [[1956]].
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