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'''Chrysanthus''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] clergyman, a long-time Metropolitan of [[Trapezus]] and the [[Archbishop of Athens]] during the beginning of [[World War II]] and the German occupation.

Chrysanthus was born Charilaos Filippidis in [[Komotini]], [[Thrace]] in [[1881]]. He studied in [[Chalki Seminary]] furthering his studies in Leipzig and Lausanne. He became Metropolitan of [[Trapezus]] in [[1913]] and served in that post until [[1938]] when he was named [[Archbishop of Athens]] and all [[Greece]].

When Greece capitulated in the [[World War II|Second World War]] in April [[1941]], Chrysanthus refused to bless the swearing-in ceremony for quisling Prime Minister [[Georgios Tsolakoglou]]. For this action, he was dethroned on [[June 2]], [[1941]] and replaced by [[Damascenus]].

Chrysanthus died on [[September 28]], [[1949]] in [[Athens]].

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 Chrysanthus was born Charilaos Filippidis in [[Komotini]], [[Thrace]] in [[1881]]. He studied at the [[Theological School of Chalki]], furthering his studies in Leipzig and Lausanne. He became Metropolitan of [[Trapezus]] in [[1913]] and served in that post until [[1938]] when he was named [[Archbishop of Athens]] and all [[Greece]].
 When Greece capitulated in the [[World War II|Second World War]] in April [[1941]], Chrysanthus refused to bless the swearing-in ceremony for quisling Prime Minister [[Georgios Tsolakoglou]]. For this action, he was dethroned on [[July 2]], [[1941]] and replaced by [[Archbishop Damaskinos]].
-Chrysanthus was elected a member of the [[Academy of Athens]] in [[1945]]. He died on [[September 28]], [[1949]] in [[Athens]].
+He died on [[September 28]], [[1949]] in [[Athens]].

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	When Greece capitulated in the [[World War II\|Second World War]] in April [[1941]], Chrysanthus refused to bless the swearing-in ceremony for quisling Prime Minister [[Georgios Tsolakoglou]]. For this action, he was dethroned on [[July 2]], [[1941]] and replaced by [[Archbishop Damaskinos]].		When Greece capitulated in the [[World War II\|Second World War]] in April [[1941]], Chrysanthus refused to bless the swearing-in ceremony for quisling Prime Minister [[Georgios Tsolakoglou]]. For this action, he was dethroned on [[July 2]], [[1941]] and replaced by [[Archbishop Damaskinos]].

−	Chrysanthus died on [[September 28]], [[1949]] in [[Athens]].	+	Chrysanthus was elected a member of the [[Academy of Athens]] in [[1945]]. He died on [[September 28]], [[1949]] in [[Athens]].

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 Chrysanthus was born Charilaos Filippidis in [[Komotini]], [[Thrace]] in [[1881]]. He studied at the [[Theological School of Chalki]], furthering his studies in Leipzig and Lausanne. He became Metropolitan of [[Trapezus]] in [[1913]] and served in that post until [[1938]] when he was named [[Archbishop of Athens]] and all [[Greece]].
-When Greece capitulated in the [[World War II|Second World War]] in April [[1941]], Chrysanthus refused to bless the swearing-in ceremony for quisling Prime Minister [[Georgios Tsolakoglou]]. For this action, he was dethroned on [[June 2]], [[1941]] and replaced by [[Archbishop Damaskinos]].
+When Greece capitulated in the [[World War II|Second World War]] in April [[1941]], Chrysanthus refused to bless the swearing-in ceremony for quisling Prime Minister [[Georgios Tsolakoglou]]. For this action, he was dethroned on [[July 2]], [[1941]] and replaced by [[Archbishop Damaskinos]].
 Chrysanthus died on [[September 28]], [[1949]] in [[Athens]].

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 '''Chrysanthus''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] clergyman, a long-time Metropolitan of [[Trapezus]] and the [[Archbishop of Athens]] during the beginning of [[World War II]] and the German occupation.
-Chrysanthus was born Charilaos Filippidis in [[Komotini]], [[Thrace]] in [[1881]]. He studied in [[Chalki Seminary]] furthering his studies in Leipzig and Lausanne. He became Metropolitan of [[Trapezus]] in [[1913]] and served in that post until [[1938]] when he was named [[Archbishop of Athens]] and all [[Greece]].
+Chrysanthus was born Charilaos Filippidis in [[Komotini]], [[Thrace]] in [[1881]]. He studied at the [[Theological School of Chalki]], furthering his studies in Leipzig and Lausanne. He became Metropolitan of [[Trapezus]] in [[1913]] and served in that post until [[1938]] when he was named [[Archbishop of Athens]] and all [[Greece]].
 When Greece capitulated in the [[World War II|Second World War]] in April [[1941]], Chrysanthus refused to bless the swearing-in ceremony for quisling Prime Minister [[Georgios Tsolakoglou]]. For this action, he was dethroned on [[June 2]], [[1941]] and replaced by [[Archbishop Damaskinos]].

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