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'''Georgios Hadjanestis''' (alternate spelling Hatzanestis) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] miltary man of the early [[20th Century]].

Hadjanestis was appointed commander in chief of the Greek military forces in [[Asia Minor]] during the latter part of the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]]. After the [[Asia Minor Disaster]], he was blamed for the loss of morale of the Greek troops and poor judgement on the battle field and was tried, along with five [[Laiko Komma]] politicians. During the trial, he was described as "mentally unbalanced".

He was convicted of high treason and executed in Goudi, [[Athens]] on [[

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−	'''Georgios Hadjanestis''' (~~alternate~~ spelling Hatzanestis) ([[1863]] - [[1922]]) was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] miltary man of the early [[20th Century]].	+	'''Georgios Hadjanestis''' (alternative spelling Hatzanestis) ([[1863]] - [[1922]]) was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] miltary man of the early [[20th Century]].

	Hadjanestis was appointed commander in chief of the Greek military forces in [[Asia Minor]], after the resignation of [[Anastasios Papoulas]] 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 morale of the Greek troops and poor judgement on the battle field and was tried, along with five [[Laiko Komma]] politicians. During the trial, he was described as "mentally unbalanced".		Hadjanestis was appointed commander in chief of the Greek military forces in [[Asia Minor]], after the resignation of [[Anastasios Papoulas]] 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 morale of the Greek troops and poor judgement on the battle field and was tried, along with five [[Laiko Komma]] politicians. During the trial, he was described as "mentally unbalanced".

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	He was convicted of high treason and executed in Goudi, [[Athens]] on [[November 28]] ([[November 15]] OS), [[1922]].		He was convicted of high treason and executed in Goudi, [[Athens]] on [[November 28]] ([[November 15]] OS), [[1922]].
		+	On [[October 20]], [[2010]], the [[Supreme Court]] acquitted all six and cleared their name of all charges.

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 [[Category:1863 births|Hadjanestis, Georgios]]
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 '''Georgios Hadjanestis''' (alternate spelling Hatzanestis) ([[1863]] - [[1922]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] miltary man of the early [[20th Century]].
-Hadjanestis was appointed commander in chief of the Greek military forces in [[Asia Minor]], after the resignation of [[Georgios Papoulas]] in May of [[1922]], in the latter part of the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]]. After the [[Asia Minor Disaster]], he was blamed for the loss of morale of the Greek troops and poor judgement on the battle field and was tried, along with five [[Laiko Komma]] politicians. During the trial, he was described as "mentally unbalanced".
+Hadjanestis was appointed commander in chief of the Greek military forces in [[Asia Minor]], after the resignation of [[Anastasios Papoulas]] 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 morale of the Greek troops and poor judgement on the battle field and was tried, along with five [[Laiko Komma]] politicians. During the trial, he was described as "mentally unbalanced".
 He was convicted of high treason and executed in Goudi, [[Athens]] on [[November 28]] ([[November 15]] OS), [[1922]].

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-'''Georgios Hadjanestis''' (alternate spelling Hatzanestis) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] miltary man of the early [[20th Century]].
+'''Georgios Hadjanestis''' (alternate spelling Hatzanestis) ([[1863]] - [[1922]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] miltary man of the early [[20th Century]].
-Hadjanestis was appointed commander in chief of the Greek military forces in [[Asia Minor]] during the latter part of the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]]. After the [[Asia Minor Disaster]], he was blamed for the loss of morale of the Greek troops and poor judgement on the battle field and was tried, along with five [[Laiko Komma]] politicians. During the trial, he was described as "mentally unbalanced".
+Hadjanestis was appointed commander in chief of the Greek military forces in [[Asia Minor]], after the resignation of [[Georgios Papoulas]] in May of [[1922]], in the latter part of the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]]. After the [[Asia Minor Disaster]], he was blamed for the loss of morale of the Greek troops and poor judgement on the battle field and was tried, along with five [[Laiko Komma]] politicians. During the trial, he was described as "mentally unbalanced".
 He was convicted of high treason and executed in Goudi, [[Athens]] on [[November 28]] ([[November 15]] OS), [[1922]].
 [[Category:1922 deaths|Hadjanestis, Georgios]]
 [[Category:Executed People|Hadjanestis, Georgios]]
 [[Category:Greek generals|Hadjanestis, Georgios]]

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	Hadjanestis was appointed commander in chief of the Greek military forces in [[Asia Minor]] during the latter part of the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]]. After the [[Asia Minor Disaster]], he was blamed for the loss of morale of the Greek troops and poor judgement on the battle field and was tried, along with five [[Laiko Komma]] politicians. During the trial, he was described as "mentally unbalanced".		Hadjanestis was appointed commander in chief of the Greek military forces in [[Asia Minor]] during the latter part of the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]]. After the [[Asia Minor Disaster]], he was blamed for the loss of morale of the Greek troops and poor judgement on the battle field and was tried, along with five [[Laiko Komma]] politicians. During the trial, he was described as "mentally unbalanced".

−	He was convicted of high treason and executed in Goudi, [[Athens]] on [[	+	He was convicted of high treason and executed in Goudi, [[Athens]] on [[November 28]] ([[November 15]] OS), [[1922]].
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