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• Konstantinos Davakis
  ...tary school, he saw action in [[World War I]] and the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919 - 1922)]]. [[Category:1897 births|Davakis, Konstantinos]]
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• February 15
  ==Births== *[[1919]]: [[Andreas Papandreou]], politician
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• July 25
  ...ke [[Edirne]] during the first Greek offensive of the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]] == Births ==
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• Manolis Mantakas
  ...part in the [[Balkan Wars]], [[World War I]] and the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]]. At the end of the latter, he took part in the military movement th [[Category:1889 births|Mantikas, Manolis]]
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• 1920
  *[[June 22]]: Beginning of the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)|Greek offensive in Anatolia]]. ...[[Alasehir]] during the first Greek offensive of the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]]
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• Spiridon Lampros
  ...then to [[Skopelos]]. Lampros was allowed to return to Athens in July of [[1919]] as he had become seriously ill. He died that same month. [[Category:1851 births|Lampros, Spiridon]]
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• May 5
  ==Births== *[[1919]]: [[George Papadopoulos]], head of the [[Junta]] that seized power in [[19
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• Nikolaos Dimitratos
  ...4]]. He was a lawyer by profession. He replaced [[Aristos Arvanitis]] in [[1919]] after the latter was ousted as an "opportunist" because he was opposed to [[Category:1894 births|Dimitratos, Nikolaos]]
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• Georgios Kosmetatos
  Kosmetatos taught ophthalmology at the [[University of Athens]], between [[1919]] and [[1947]]. Besides his teaching, he also ran a private clinic ([[1912] [[Category:1876 births|Kosmetatos, Georgios]]
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• April 4
  *[[1919]]: The [[Battleship Georgios Averof]] enters [[Smyrna]] harbour with 50,000 ==Births==
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• March 29
  *[[1919]]: The last of the Greek forces cross the Dniester River into Bessarabia, e ==Births==
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• August 23
  ...]: The [[Battle of the Sakarya]] commences during the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]]. ==Births==
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• January 6
  *[[1919]]: The Labor Socialist Party of Greece (which later became the [[Communist ==Births==
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• May 27
  *[[1919]]: The Greek Army occupies [[Aydini]], [[Asia Minor]]. ==Births==
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• Georgios Stanotas
  In the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)|Greek campaign in Asia Minor of 1919-1922]] he demonstrated courage and extremely brave actions and initiative, [[Category:1888 births|Stanotas, Georgios]]
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• May 15
  *[[1919]]: The Greek Army lands in [[Smyrna]], [[Asia Minor]]. ==Births==
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• King Alexander
  ...[[1920]] - after his death - though the relationship caused a scandal in [[1919]], forcing the couple into temporary exile. Their only child, [[Alexandra o [[Category:1893 births|Alexander]]
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• Georgios Hadjanestis
  ...]] on [[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 m [[Category:1863 births|Hadjanestis, Georgios]]
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• May 8
  *[[1919]]: [[Aristides Stergiadis]] is installed as High Commissioner of [[Smyrna]] ==Births==
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• Kostas Varnalis
  ...was appointed to a teaching post in Greece. He received a scholarship in [[1919]] for post-graduate studies in Paris, France. The two years he spent in Fra [[Category:1884 births|Varnalis, Kostas]]
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