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'''Giorgios Siantos''' ([[1890]] - [[May 20]], [[1947]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] communist and acting general secretary of the [[Communist Party of Greece]] and a leader of the [[National Liberation Front]] (EAM) and [[Greek National Liberation Army]] (ELAS) during the German occupation.

Siantos was born in [[Karditsa]], [[Thessaly]] in [[1890]]. He served in the Greek army as a sergeant during the [[Balkan Wars]] but also became involved in the labour movement. In [[1939]], he was arrested for Communist-related activities and served time in prison in [[Corfu]]. He escaped in [[1941]]. During the German occupation of Greece ([[1941]] - [[1944]]), Siantos led the Communist-dominated Greek National Liberation Army.

Siantos died of heart attack on [[May 20]], [[1947]], in the private clinic of the prominent Greek communist doctor, Petros Kokkalis.

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+'''Giorgos Siantos''' ([[1890]] - [[May 20]], [[1947]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] communist and acting general secretary of the [[Communist Party of Greece]] and a leader of the [[National Liberation Front]] (EAM) and [[National Popular Liberation Army]] (ELAS) during the German occupation.
 Siantos was born in [[Karditsa]], [[Thessaly]] in [[1890]]. He served in the Greek army as a sergeant during the [[Balkan Wars]] but also became involved in the labour movement. In [[1939]], he was arrested for Communist-related activities and served time in prison in [[Corfu]]. He escaped in [[1941]]. During the German occupation of Greece ([[1941]] - [[1944]]), Siantos led the Communist-dominated Greek National Liberation Army. He also served as acting Secretary General of the [[Communist Party of Greece]] (KKE) from [[1942]] until [[1945]] in the absence of [[Nikolaos Zachariadis]].
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 '''Giorgios Siantos''' ([[1890]] - [[May 20]], [[1947]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] communist and acting general secretary of the [[Communist Party of Greece]] and a leader of the [[National Liberation Front]] (EAM) and [[National Popular Liberation Army]] (ELAS) during the German occupation.
-Siantos was born in [[Karditsa]], [[Thessaly]] in [[1890]]. He served in the Greek army as a sergeant during the [[Balkan Wars]] but also became involved in the labour movement. In [[1939]], he was arrested for Communist-related activities and served time in prison in [[Corfu]]. He escaped in [[1941]]. During the German occupation of Greece ([[1941]] - [[1944]]), Siantos led the Communist-dominated Greek National Liberation Army.
+Siantos was born in [[Karditsa]], [[Thessaly]] in [[1890]]. He served in the Greek army as a sergeant during the [[Balkan Wars]] but also became involved in the labour movement. In [[1939]], he was arrested for Communist-related activities and served time in prison in [[Corfu]]. He escaped in [[1941]]. During the German occupation of Greece ([[1941]] - [[1944]]), Siantos led the Communist-dominated Greek National Liberation Army. He also served as acting Secretary General of the [[Communist Party of Greece]] (KKE) from [[1942]] until [[1945]] in the absence of [[Nikolaos Zachariadis]].
 Siantos died of heart attack on [[May 20]], [[1947]], in the private clinic of the prominent Greek communist doctor, Petros Kokkalis.

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	Siantos was born in [[Karditsa]], [[Thessaly]] in [[1890]]. He served in the Greek army as a sergeant during the [[Balkan Wars]] but also became involved in the labour movement. In [[1939]], he was arrested for Communist-related activities and served time in prison in [[Corfu]]. He escaped in [[1941]]. During the German occupation of Greece ([[1941]] - [[1944]]), Siantos led the Communist-dominated Greek National Liberation Army.		Siantos was born in [[Karditsa]], [[Thessaly]] in [[1890]]. He served in the Greek army as a sergeant during the [[Balkan Wars]] but also became involved in the labour movement. In [[1939]], he was arrested for Communist-related activities and served time in prison in [[Corfu]]. He escaped in [[1941]]. During the German occupation of Greece ([[1941]] - [[1944]]), Siantos led the Communist-dominated Greek National Liberation Army.

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