Georgios Tsolakoglou - Revision history

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 '''Georgios Tsolakoglou''' was a Greek military figure and Axis-appointed Prime Minister during the German occupation of the country.
-Tsolakoglou was born in April [[1886]], in Rentina, [[Karditsa prefecture]] and entered military school. He saw action during the [[Balkan Wars]], [[World War I]], the Ukraine expedition and the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]].
+Tsolakoglou was born in April [[1886]], in Rentina, [[Karditsa prefecture]] and entered military school. He saw action during the [[Balkan Wars]], [[World War I]], the [[Ukraine Expedition]] and the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]].
 When the [[Second World War]] broke out, Tsolakoglou commanded troops on the [[Epirus]] front. He was the general who signed the surrender of the Greek forces to the Germans. The Germans then appointed Tsolakoglou to head a Greek "quisling" government on [[April 30]], [[1941]]. Archbishop [[Chrysanthos]] of Athens preferred to resign rather than swear in the new government and was later replaced by [[Archbishop Damaskinos]].
-After the war, Tsolakoglou was tried for treason and condemned to death. His penalty was commuted to life imprisonment. Tsolakoglou died on [[May 22]] of [[1948]].
+After the war, Tsolakoglou was tried for treason and condemned to death. His penalty was commuted to life imprisonment. He died on [[May 22]] of [[1948]].

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 [[Category:Greek generals|Tsolakoglou, Georgios]]
-[[Category:World War II|Tsolakoglou, Georgios]]
+[[Category:World War II political leaders|Tsolakoglou, Georgios]]
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	When the [[Second World War]] broke out, Tsolakoglou commanded troops on the [[Epirus]] front. He was the general who signed the surrender of the Greek forces to the Germans. The Germans then appointed Tsolakoglou to head a Greek "quisling" government on [[April 30]], [[1941]]. Archbishop [[Chrysanthos]] of Athens preferred to resign rather than swear in the new government and was later replaced by [[Archbishop Damaskinos]].		When the [[Second World War]] broke out, Tsolakoglou commanded troops on the [[Epirus]] front. He was the general who signed the surrender of the Greek forces to the Germans. The Germans then appointed Tsolakoglou to head a Greek "quisling" government on [[April 30]], [[1941]]. Archbishop [[Chrysanthos]] of Athens preferred to resign rather than swear in the new government and was later replaced by [[Archbishop Damaskinos]].

−	After the war, Tsolakoglou was tried for treason and condemned to death. His penalty was commuted to life imprisonment. Tsolakoglou died in May of [[1948]].	+	After the war, Tsolakoglou was tried for treason and condemned to death. His penalty was commuted to life imprisonment. Tsolakoglou died on [[May 22]] of [[1948]].

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 [[Category:Greek generals|Tsolakoglou, Georgios]]
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 '''Georgios Tsolakoglou''' was a Greek military figure and Axis-appointed Prime Minister during the German occupation of the country.
-Tsolakoglou was born in [[1886]], in Rentina, [[Karditsa prefecture]] and entered military school. He saw action during the [[Balkan Wars]], [[World War I]], the Ukraine expedition and the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]].
+Tsolakoglou was born in April [[1886]], in Rentina, [[Karditsa prefecture]] and entered military school. He saw action during the [[Balkan Wars]], [[World War I]], the Ukraine expedition and the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]].
 When the [[Second World War]] broke out, Tsolakoglou commanded troops on the [[Epirus]] front. He was the general who signed the surrender of the Greek forces to the Germans. The Germans then appointed Tsolakoglou to head a Greek "quisling" government on [[April 30]], [[1941]]. Archbishop [[Chrysanthos]] of Athens preferred to resign rather than swear in the new government and was later replaced by [[Archbishop Damaskinos]].
-After the war, Tsolakoglou was tried for treason and condemned to death. His penalty was commuted to life imprisonment. Tsolakoglou died in [[1948]].
+After the war, Tsolakoglou was tried for treason and condemned to death. His penalty was commuted to life imprisonment. Tsolakoglou died in May of [[1948]].

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	'''Georgios Tsolakoglou''' was a Greek military figure and Axis-appointed Prime Minister during the German occupation of the country.		'''Georgios Tsolakoglou''' was a Greek military figure and Axis-appointed Prime Minister during the German occupation of the country.