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'''Ilias Tsirimokos''' was a Greek politician and, very briefly, Prime Minister of the country.

He was born in [[Lamia]], [[Phtiotis prefecture]] in [[1907]]. Tsirimokos became involved in left-wing politics and, during the German occupation of Greece, led his Greek Popular Democracy party into the National Liberation Front ([[EAM]]) resistance movement, the latter being under the control of the Greek Communist Party ([[KKE]]). For his trouble, Tsirimokos was made part of the "[[Political Committee of National Liberation]]" ([[PEEA]]) a government of sorts set up by EAM.

After the war, Ilias Tsirimokos joined the [[Centre Union]] party of [[George Papandreou]] and became President of Parliament when his party triumphed in the [[1963]] elections. However, in [[1965]], a series of disagreements between Prime Minister Papandreou and [[King Constantine II]] forced the Centre Union party out of power. Several deputies defected, among them Tsirimokos. The King called upon poet-turned politician [[Georgios Athanasiadis-Novas]] to form a government. When Athanasiadis-Novas failed to get a vote of confidence, the King turned to Tsirimokos.

Ilias Tsirimokos formed a government of deputies that had defected from the Centre Union party, however, despite support from the right-wing [[National Radical Union]], Tsirimokos also failed to get a vote of confidence and resigned.

He died on [[July 14]], [[1968]].

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 After the war, Ilias Tsirimokos joined the [[Centre Union]] party of [[George Papandreou]] and became President of Parliament when his party triumphed in the [[1963]] elections. However, in [[1965]], a series of disagreements between Prime Minister Papandreou and [[King Constantine II]] forced the Centre Union party out of power. Several deputies defected, among them Tsirimokos. The King called upon poet-turned politician [[Georgios Athanasiadis-Novas]] to form a government. When Athanasiadis-Novas failed to get a vote of confidence, the King turned to Tsirimokos.
-Ilias Tsirimokos formed a government of deputies that had defected from the Centre Union party, however, despite support from the right-wing [[National Radical Union]], Tsirimokos also failed to get a vote of confidence and resigned.
+Ilias Tsirimokos formed a government of deputies that had defected from the Centre Union party, however, despite support from the right-wing [[National Radical Union]], Tsirimokos also failed to get a vote of confidence and resigned. He served as Foreign Minister in the government of his successor, [[Stephanos Stephanopoulos]].
-He died on [[July 14]], [[1968]].
+Tsirimokos died on [[July 14]], [[1968]].
 [[Category:Prime Ministers of Greece|Tsirimokos, Ilias]]

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 '''Ilias Tsirimokos''' was a Greek politician and, very briefly, Prime Minister of the country.
-He was born in [[Lamia]], [[Phtiotis prefecture]] in [[1907]]. Tsirimokos became involved in left-wing politics and, during the German occupation of Greece, led his Greek Popular Democracy party into the National Liberation Front ([[EAM]]) resistance movement, the latter being under the control of the Greek Communist Party ([[KKE]]). For his trouble, Tsirimokos was made part of the "[[Political Committee of National Liberation]]" ([[PEEA]]) a government of sorts set up by EAM.
+He was born in [[Lamia]], [[Phthiotis prefecture]] in [[1907]]. Tsirimokos became involved in left-wing politics and, during the German occupation of Greece, led his Greek Popular Democracy party into the National Liberation Front ([[EAM]]) resistance movement, the latter being under the control of the Greek Communist Party ([[KKE]]). For his trouble, Tsirimokos was made part of the "[[Political Committee of National Liberation]]" ([[PEEA]]) a government of sorts set up by EAM.
 After the war, Ilias Tsirimokos joined the [[Centre Union]] party of [[George Papandreou]] and became President of Parliament when his party triumphed in the [[1963]] elections. However, in [[1965]], a series of disagreements between Prime Minister Papandreou and [[King Constantine II]] forced the Centre Union party out of power. Several deputies defected, among them Tsirimokos. The King called upon poet-turned politician [[Georgios Athanasiadis-Novas]] to form a government. When Athanasiadis-Novas failed to get a vote of confidence, the King turned to Tsirimokos.