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'''Antonis Tritsis''' was a [[Greece|Greek]] politician and Mayor of [[Athens]].

Tritsis was born in [[1937]] in [[Argostoli]], [[Kefalonia]]. His family moved to [[Athens]] after the [[1953]] earthquake. Tritsis studied architecture at the National Metsovio Polytechnic school graduating in [[1959]]. At that time he also took up athletics and was a champion at the decathlon. In [[1960]], he left for the US to continue his studies on a scholarship. He returned to Greece in [[1963]].

Tritsis became involved in politics after the restoration of democracy in [[1974]] joining [[PASOK]]. After PASOK won the [[1981]] elections, Tritsis became Minister of the Environment and also Minister of Religion and Education. However, in [[1985]] Tritsis fell out with PASOK leader, [[Andreas Papandreou]], and left the party.

In [[1990]], Tritsis was elected Mayor of Athens with conservative [[New Democracy]] support. He visited Baghdad during the first Iraq conflict in [[1991]] and reported that, contrary to Western reports, the city had been pretty much randomly bombed.

Tritsis was often seen in the company of actress [[Mimi Denisi]] but the relationship did not end in marriage. He died in [[1992]] at the age of 55.

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 '''Antonis Tritsis''' was a [[Greece|Greek]] politician and Mayor of [[Athens]].
-Tritsis was born in [[1937]] in [[Argostoli]], [[Kefalonia]]. His family moved to [[Athens]] after the [[1953]] earthquake. Tritsis studied architecture at the National Metsovio Polytechnic school graduating in [[1959]]. At that time he also took up athletics and was a champion at the decathlon. In [[1960]], he left for the US to continue his studies on a scholarship. He returned to Greece in [[1963]].
+Tritsis was born in [[1937]] in [[Argostoli]], [[Kefalonia]]. His family moved to [[Athens]] after the [[1953]] earthquake. Tritsis studied architecture at the [[National Metsovio Polytechnic school]] graduating in [[1959]]. At that time he also took up athletics and was a champion at the decathlon. In [[1960]], he left for the US to continue his studies on a scholarship. He returned to Greece in [[1963]].
 Tritsis became involved in politics after the restoration of democracy in [[1974]] joining [[PASOK]]. After PASOK won the [[1981]] elections, Tritsis became Minister of the Environment. In [[1986]] he became Minister of Religion and Education. However, in [[1988]] Tritsis fell out with PASOK leader, [[Andreas Papandreou]], and left the party.

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 Tritsis became involved in politics after the restoration of democracy in [[1974]] joining [[PASOK]]. After PASOK won the [[1981]] elections, Tritsis became Minister of the Environment. In [[1986]] he became Minister of Religion and Education. However, in [[1988]] Tritsis fell out with PASOK leader, [[Andreas Papandreou]], and left the party.
-In [[1990]], Tritsis was elected Mayor of Athens with conservative [[New Democracy]] support. He visited Baghdad during the first Iraq conflict in [[1991]] and on [[February 10]] reported that, contrary to Western reports, the city had been pretty much randomly bombed.
+On [[October 14]], [[1990]], Tritsis was elected Mayor of Athens with conservative [[New Democracy]] support, defeating actress-activist [[Melina Mercouri]]. During his term in office, he visited Baghdad after the first Iraq conflict in [[1991]] and, on [[February 10]], reported that, contrary to Western reports, the city had been pretty much randomly bombed.
 Tritsis was often seen in the company of actress [[Mimi Denisi]] but the relationship did not end in marriage. He died on [[April 7]], [[1992]], of a stroke, at the age of 55.

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 Tritsis became involved in politics after the restoration of democracy in [[1974]] joining [[PASOK]]. After PASOK won the [[1981]] elections, Tritsis became Minister of the Environment. In [[1986]] he became Minister of Religion and Education. However, in [[1988]] Tritsis fell out with PASOK leader, [[Andreas Papandreou]], and left the party.
-In [[1990]], Tritsis was elected Mayor of Athens with conservative [[New Democracy]] support. He visited Baghdad during the first Iraq conflict in [[1991]] and reported that, contrary to Western reports, the city had been pretty much randomly bombed.
+In [[1990]], Tritsis was elected Mayor of Athens with conservative [[New Democracy]] support. He visited Baghdad during the first Iraq conflict in [[1991]] and on [[February 10]] reported that, contrary to Western reports, the city had been pretty much randomly bombed.
 Tritsis was often seen in the company of actress [[Mimi Denisi]] but the relationship did not end in marriage. He died on [[April 7]], [[1992]], of a stroke, at the age of 55.