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'''Georgios Kondilis''' was a [[Greece|Greek]] military and political figure of the early part of the 20th Century.

Kondilis was born in [[1878]] in [[Prousos]], [[Evritania prefecture]], in [[Central Greece]]. He volunteered for the Greek Army at age 18 and fought in the [[Crete|Cretan Revolution]], the [[Macedonian struggle]]), the [[First Balkan War|First]] and [[Second Balkan War|Second]] Balkan Wars and [[World War I]].

In [[1920]], he entered politics as a [[Venizelism|Venizelist]]. After the [[Treaty of Lausanne]] in [[1923]], he was elected to Parliament and served as Minister under [[Georgios Kaphantaris]] and [[Alexandros Papanastasiou]]. On [[August 21]], [[1926]], he brought down the [[Theodoros Pangalos]] dictatorship and conducted free elections in which he did not participate.

Kondilis returned to Parliament in [[1928]] as MP for [[Kavala prefecture|Kavala]]. In [[1932]], he became Minister of the Military under [[Panagis Tsaldaris]]. By 1935, Kondilis turned into a monarchist advocating the return of [[King George II]]. When the military brought down the Tsaldaris government on [[October 10]], [[1935]], Kondilis seized power and conducted a plebiscite, on [[November 25]], [[1935]], to reinstate the monarchy. King George II returned and promptly forced Kondilis to resign.

Kondilis dies on [[January 31]], [[1936]] of a heart attack.

[[Category:1878 births|Kondilis, Georgios]]
[[Category:1936 deaths|Kondilis, Georgios]]
[[Category:Greek Politicians|Kondilis, Georgios]]

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 '''Georgios Kondilis''' was a [[Greece|Greek]] military and political figure of the early part of the 20th Century.
-Kondilis was born in [[1878]] in [[Prousos]], [[Evritania prefecture]], in [[Central Greece]]. He volunteered for the Greek Army at age 18 and fought in the [[Crete|Cretan Revolution]],  the [[Macedonian struggle]]), the [[First Balkan War|First]] and [[Second Balkan War|Second]] Balkan Wars and [[World War I]].
+Kondilis was born on [[August 14]], [[1878]] in [[Prousos]], [[Evritania prefecture]], in [[Central Greece]]. He volunteered for the Greek Army at age 18 and fought in the [[Crete|Cretan Revolution]],  the [[Macedonian struggle]]), the [[First Balkan War|First]] and [[Second Balkan War|Second]] Balkan Wars and [[World War I]].
 In [[1920]], he entered politics as a [[Venizelism|Venizelist]]. After the [[Treaty of Lausanne]] in [[1923]], he was elected to Parliament and served as Minister under [[Georgios Kaphantaris]] and [[Alexandros Papanastasiou]]. On [[August 21]], [[1926]], he brought down the [[Theodoros Pangalos]] dictatorship and conducted free elections in which he did not participate.

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