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-'''Kitsos Tzavellas''' (Born 1801, Died 9 Mar 1855). 10th [[Greeks|Greek]] Prime Minister (5 Sep 1847 - 8 Mar 1848).
+'''Kitsos Tzavelas''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] freedom fighter and Prime Minister.
-Tzavellas place of birth is not 100% certain<ref> Οι Πρωθυπουργοι της Ελλαδας. Απο τον πρωτο κυβερνητη μεχρι σημερα. By Christos Mpakas, Published by Karakotsoglou, 2004; ISBN 960-7927-96-6</ref>. Some believe he was born in [[Souli]], [[Epirus]], and others in the Ionian islands. He was the second son of [[Fotios Tzavellas]], known for keeping Souli free until 1803, archenemy of Ali Pasha of Ioanina, and grandson of [[Lambros Tzavellas]]
+Tzavelas was born in [[Souli]], [[Epirus]], in [[1800]], the son of [[Fotos Tzavelas]] and grandson of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] both of which were famous for their roles in the Souliot struggles against [[Ali Pasha]].
-Kitsos played a leading role in the Greek [[War of Independence]] in [[1821]]. He was friend of [[Markos Mpotsaris]] and witnessed his death in the battle of Karpenisio. He took part in the "Eksodos of [[Mesolonghi]] with 3000 men. From there, he went to Attika to help [[Georgios Karaiskakis]] in the siege of Akropolis.  After the death of Karaiskakis, he was promoted to Commander-in-Chief of the Greeks, and after the liberation 1828, he was made "Chiliarchos".
+Kitsos played a leading role in the Greek [[War of Independence]] in [[1821]], alongside [[Georgios Karaiskakis]], distinguishing himself especially during the siege of [[Mesolonghi]]. After the arrival of [[Ioannis Kapodistrias]], during the latter part of the war, Kitsos was responsible for liberating a large part of [[Central Greece]].
-After independence,  because of his friendship with Karaiskakis, Tzavellas was considered as "dangerous" and was imprisoned. However when [[King Otto]] reached adulthood, 1847 he was entrosted the Prime Ministership of Greece.
+After indepedence, Tzavelas opposed the harsh Bavarian rule of [[Greece]] and was imprisoned along with others who had fought in the war. When [[King Otto]] reached the age of majority and took over the reigns of government, Tzavelas was released.
-Kitsos Tzavellas died sudentdy on [[March 9]], [[1855]], age 54.
+Kitsos Tzavelas died on [[March 21]] ([[March 9]] OS), [[1855]].
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-'''Kitsos Tzavelas''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] freedom fighter and Prime Minister.
+'''Kitsos Tzavellas''' (Born 1801, Died 9 Mar 1855). 10th [[Greeks|Greek]] Prime Minister (5 Sep 1847 - 8 Mar 1848).
-Tzavelas was born in [[Souli]], [[Epirus]], in [[1800]], the son of [[Fotos Tzavelas]] and grandson of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] both of which were famous for their roles in the Souliot struggles against [[Ali Pasha]].
+Tzavellas place of birth is not 100% certain<ref> Οι Πρωθυπουργοι της Ελλαδας. Απο τον πρωτο κυβερνητη μεχρι σημερα. By Christos Mpakas, Published by Karakotsoglou, 2004; ISBN 960-7927-96-6</ref>. Some believe he was born in [[Souli]], [[Epirus]], and others in the Ionian islands. He was the second son of [[Fotios Tzavellas]], known for keeping Souli free until 1803, archenemy of Ali Pasha of Ioanina, and grandson of [[Lambros Tzavellas]]
-Kitsos played a leading role in the Greek [[War of Independence]] in [[1821]], alongside [[Georgios Karaiskakis]], distinguishing himself especially during the siege of [[Mesolonghi]]. After the arrival of [[Ioannis Kapodistrias]], during the latter part of the war, Kitsos was responsible for liberating a large part of [[Central Greece]].
+Kitsos played a leading role in the Greek [[War of Independence]] in [[1821]]. He was friend of [[Markos Mpotsaris]] and witnessed his death in the battle of Karpenisio. He took part in the "Eksodos of [[Mesolonghi]] with 3000 men. From there, he went to Attika to help [[Georgios Karaiskakis]] in the siege of Akropolis.  After the death of Karaiskakis, he was promoted to Commander-in-Chief of the Greeks, and after the liberation 1828, he was made "Chiliarchos".
-After indepedence, Tzavelas opposed the harsh Bavarian rule of [[Greece]] and was imprisoned along with others who had fought in the war. When [[King Otto]] reached the age of majority and took over the reigns of government, Tzavelas was released.
+After independence,  because of his friendship with Karaiskakis, Tzavellas was considered as "dangerous" and was imprisoned. However when [[King Otto]] reached adulthood, 1847 he was entrosted the Prime Ministership of Greece.
-Kitsos Tzavelas died on [[March 21]] ([[March 9]] OS), [[1855]].
+Kitsos Tzavellas died sudentdy on [[March 9]], [[1855]], age 54.
 [[Category:Prime Ministers of Greece|Tzavelas, Kitsos]]

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		+	'''Kitsos Tzavelas''' was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] freedom fighter and Prime Minister.

	Tzavelas was born in [[Souli]], [[Epirus]], in [[1800]], the son of [[Fotos Tzavelas]] and grandson of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] both of which were famous for their roles in the Souliot struggles against [[Ali Pasha]].		Tzavelas was born in [[Souli]], [[Epirus]], in [[1800]], the son of [[Fotos Tzavelas]] and grandson of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] both of which were famous for their roles in the Souliot struggles against [[Ali Pasha]].

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 After indepedence, Tzavelas opposed the harsh Bavarian rule of [[Greece]] and was imprisoned along with others who had fought in the war. When [[King Otto]] reached the age of majority and took over the reigns of government, Tzavelas was released.
-He was subsequently appointed Minister of the Military and in [[1847]] Prime Minister.
+He was subsequently ([[1844]]) appointed Minister of the Military and, in [[1847]], Prime Minister.
-Kitsos Tzavelas passed away in [[1855]].
+Kitsos Tzavelas died on [[March 21]] ([[March 9]] OS), [[1855]].
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+'''Kitsos Tzavelas''' was a [[Greece|Greek]] freedom fighter and Prime Minister.
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+Tzavelas was born in [[Souli]], [[Epirus]], in 1800, the son of [[Fotos Tzavelas]] and grandson of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] both of which were famous for their roles in the Souliot struggles against [[Ali Pasha]].
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+Kitsos played a leading role in the Greek [[War of Independence]] in [[1821]], alongside [[Georgios Karaiskakis]], distinguishing himself especially during the siege of [[Mesolonghi]]. After the arrival of [[Ioannis Kapodistrias]], during the latter part of the war, Kitsos was responsible for liberating a large part of [[Central Greece]].
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+After indepedence, Tzavelas opposed the harsh Bavarian rule of [[Greece]] and was imprisoned along with others who had fought in the war. When [[King Otto]] reached the age of majority and took over the reigns of government, Tzavelas was released.
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−	'''Kitsos Tzavelas''' - Greek freedom fighter and Prime Minister.	+	'''Kitsos Tzavelas''' was a [[Greece\|Greek]] freedom fighter and Prime Minister.

	Tzavelas was born in [[Souli]], [[Epirus]], in 1800, the son of [[Fotos Tzavelas]] and grandson of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] both of which were famous for their roles in the Souliot struggles against [[Ali Pasha]].		Tzavelas was born in [[Souli]], [[Epirus]], in 1800, the son of [[Fotos Tzavelas]] and grandson of [[Lambros Tzavelas]] both of which were famous for their roles in the Souliot struggles against [[Ali Pasha]].