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'''Georgios Christakis-Zografos''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] nationalist who served as governor of the self-proclaimed independent [[Northern Epirus]] state.

Christakis-Zografos served as Governor General of [[Northern Epirus]] from [[March 29]] (March 16 OS), [[1913]] until [[December 31]] (December 18 OS) of the same year.

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 Christakis-Zografos was born on [[March 8]], [[1863]] in [[Constantinople]], to a family that hailed from Kestorati (Qestorat), [[Northern Epirus]]. He was the son of benefactor Christakis Zografos.
-He studied in Paris and in Munich. In [[1905]], he was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] from [[Karditsa prefecture]]. In [[1909]], he served as Foreign Minister under [[Eleftherios Venizelos]]. After the [[First Balkan War]], he was appointed Governor General of newly-liberated [[Northern Epirus]].
+He studied in Paris and in Munich. In [[1905]], he was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] from [[Karditsa prefecture]]. In [[1909]], he served as Foreign Minister under [[Dimitrios Rallis]]. After the [[First Balkan War]], he was appointed Governor General of newly-liberated [[Northern Epirus]] by PM [[Eleftherios Venizelos]].
 Christakis-Zografos served as Governor General of [[Northern Epirus]] from [[March 29]] (March 16 OS), [[1913]] until [[December 31]] (December 18 OS) of the same year. When the Great Powers decided to award Northern Epirus to Albania, local Greeks formed a provisional government under Christakis-Zografos on [[February 16]], [[1914]] and declared their independence the following day in [[Argyrokastro]].

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 '''Georgios Christakis-Zografos''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] nationalist who served as governor of the self-proclaimed independent [[Northern Epirus]] state.
-Christakis-Zografos was born in [[1863]]. He was the son of benefactor Christakis Zografos.
+Christakis-Zografos was born on [[March 8]], [[1863]] in [[Constantinople]], to a family that hailed from Kestorati (Qestorat), [[Northern Epirus]]. He was the son of benefactor Christakis Zografos.
 He studied in Paris and in Munich. In [[1905]], he was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] from [[Karditsa prefecture]]. In [[1909]], he served as Foreign Minister under [[Eleftherios Venizelos]]. After the [[First Balkan War]], he was appointed Governor General of newly-liberated [[Northern Epirus]].
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 Christakis-Zografos served as Foreign Minister of Greece between [[February 25]] and [[July 5]],  [[1915]] in the government of [[Dimitrios Gounaris]]. He favoured involvement in [[World War I]] and resigned in frustration when his views were disregarded.
-He died in [[1920]].
+He died on [[June 24]], [[1920]].

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-'''Georgios Christakis-Zografos''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] nationalist who served as governor of the self-proclaimed independent [[Northern Epirus]] state. He was the son of benefactor Christakis Zografos.
+'''Georgios Christakis-Zografos''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] nationalist who served as governor of the self-proclaimed independent [[Northern Epirus]] state.
-Christakis-Zografos studied in Paris and in Munich. In [[1905]], he was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] from [[Karditsa prefecture]]. In [[1909]], he served as Foreign Minister under [[Eleftherios Venizelos]]. After the [[First Balkan War]], he was appointed Governor General of newly-liberated [[Northern Epirus]].
+Christakis-Zografos was born in [[1863]]. He was the son of benefactor Christakis Zografos.
 Christakis-Zografos served as Governor General of [[Northern Epirus]] from [[March 29]] (March 16 OS), [[1913]] until [[December 31]] (December 18 OS) of the same year. When the Great Powers decided to award Northern Epirus to Albania, local Greeks formed a provisional government under Christakis-Zografos on [[February 16]], [[1914]] and declared their independence the following day in [[Argyrokastro]].
 Eventually, political pressure by the Great Powers on Greece brought the Northern Epirus state to an end.
 [[Category:Ministers for Foreign Affairs|Christakis-Zografos, Georgios]]
 [[Category:Northern Epirus|Christakis-Zografos, Georgios]]

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−	'''Georgios Christakis-Zografos''' was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] nationalist who served as governor of the self-proclaimed independent [[Northern Epirus]] state.	+	'''Georgios Christakis-Zografos''' was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] nationalist who served as governor of the self-proclaimed independent [[Northern Epirus]] state. He was the son of benefactor Christakis Zografos.

−	Christakis-Zografos served as Governor General of [[Northern Epirus]] from [[March 29]] (March 16 OS), [[1913]] until [[December 31]] (December 18 OS) of the same year.	+	Christakis-Zografos studied in Paris and in Munich. In [[1905]], he was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] from [[Karditsa prefecture]]. In [[1909]], he served as Foreign Minister under [[Eleftherios Venizelos]]. After the [[First Balkan War]], he was appointed Governor General of newly-liberated [[Northern Epirus]].
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		+	Christakis-Zografos served as Governor General of [[Northern Epirus]] from [[March 29]] (March 16 OS), [[1913]] until [[December 31]] (December 18 OS) of the same year. When the Great Powers decided to award Northern Epirus to Albania, local Greeks formed a provisional government under Christakis-Zografos on [[February 16]], [[1914]] and declared their independence the following day in [[Argyrokastro]].
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		+	Eventually, political pressure by the Great Powers on Greece brought the Northern Epirus state to an end.