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 Tsaldaris studied Law at the [[University of Athens]] furthering his education at Berlin, London and Florence.  He served as prefect ("Nomarches") between [[1915]] and [[1917]].
-In [[1926]], he was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] for the first time for Argolidocorinthia (now split into [[Argolis prefecture|Argolis]] and [[Corinthia prefecture|Corinthia]]) with the Free Thinking Party of [[Ioannis Metaxas]].  In [[1928]], he joined the [[Laiko Komma|People's Party]] whose leader was his uncle [[Panagis Tsaldaris]]. He was a member of Panagis Tsaldaris' cabinet, as Deputy Minister of Communications, from [[1933]] to [[1935]]. Afterwards, he served as Deputy Minister instead of prime minister.  After the death of Panagis Tsaldaris in [[1936]], he became a member of the governing council of the Popular Party. That same year, on [[August 4]], the dicatorship of [[Ioannis Metaxas]] brought an end to Greek Parliamentary democracy. [[World War II]] and the German occupation followed.
+In [[1926]], he was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] for the first time for Argolidocorinthia (now split into [[Argolis prefecture|Argolis]] and [[Corinthia prefecture|Corinthia]]) with the [[Freethinkers' Party]] of [[Ioannis Metaxas]].  In [[1928]], he joined the [[Laiko Komma|People's Party]] whose leader was his uncle [[Panagis Tsaldaris]]. He was a member of Panagis Tsaldaris' cabinet, as Deputy Minister of Communications, from [[1933]] to [[1935]]. Afterwards, he served as Deputy Minister instead of prime minister.  After the death of Panagis Tsaldaris in [[1936]], he became a member of the governing council of the Popular Party. That same year, on [[August 4]], the dicatorship of [[Ioannis Metaxas]] brought an end to Greek Parliamentary democracy. [[World War II]] and the German occupation followed.
-He won in the [[Greek legislative elections, 1946|1946 elections]] as leader of the coalition "[[United Alignment of Nationalists]]" and became prime minister of Greece from April [[1946]] through January [[1947]].
+Tsaldaris won the [[Greek legislative elections, 1946|1946 elections]] as leader of the coalition "[[United Alignment of Nationalists]]" and became prime minister of Greece from April [[1946]] through January [[1947]].
-He was a opposition leader during the governments of [[Dimitrios Maximos]] (1947), [[Themistoklis Sofoulis]] (1947-1949) and [[Alexandros Diomedes]] ([[1949]] - [[1950]]) before becoming Prime Minister, once again, from August 1947 until September of the same year.
+He was opposition leader during the governments of [[Dimitrios Maximos]] (1947), [[Themistoklis Sofoulis]] (1947-1949) and [[Alexandros Diomedes]] ([[1949]] - [[1950]]) before becoming Prime Minister, once again, from August 1947 until September of the same year.
-With the founding of the [[Greek Rally]] of [[Alexandros Papagos]], the People's party lost the majority of the electorate and Tsaldaris lost the [[Greek legislative election, 1952|1952 election]].  He joined the [[Democratic Union]] Alliance which lost to the newly-formed [[National Radical Union]] of [[Constantine Karamanlis]], in the [[Greek legislative election, 1956|1956 election]].
+With the founding of the [[Greek Rally]] of [[Alexandros Papagos]], the People's Party lost the majority of the electorate and Tsaldaris lost the [[Greek legislative election, 1952|1952 election]].  He joined the [[Democratic Union]] Alliance which lost to the newly-formed [[National Radical Union]] of [[Constantine Karamanlis]], in the [[Greek legislative election, 1956|1956 election]].
-In the [[Greek legislative election, 1958|1958 election]], as head of the [[People's Party Union]] Alliance, he failed to be elected and shortly left politics.
+In the [[Greek legislative election, 1958|1958 election]], as head of the [[People's Party Union]] Alliance, he failed to be elected and shortly afterwards left politics.
 He died in Athens on [[November 16]], [[1970]].

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 [[Image:Tsaldaris.jpg|thumb|140px|left|Konstantinos Tsaldaris]]
-'''Konstantinos Tsaldaris''' (Greek: Κωνσταντίνος Τσαλδάρης) (Born [[1884]] in [[Alexandria]], Egypt - Died [[1970]] in [[Athens]]) was a [[Prime Minister of Greece]] two times
+'''Konstantinos Tsaldaris''' (Greek: Κωνσταντίνος Τσαλδάρης) (Born [[1884]] in [[Alexandria]], Egypt - Died [[1970]] in [[Athens]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician who twice served as [[Prime Minister of Greece]].
-He studied law at the [[University of Athens]] as well as Berlin, London and Florence.  He became a prefectural politician from [[1915]] to [[1917]].
+Tsaldaris studied Law at the [[University of Athens]] furthering his education at Berlin, London and Florence.  He served as prefect ("Nomarches") between [[1915]] and [[1917]].
-In [[1926]], he was a politician for the first time for Argolidocorinthia (now split into [[Argolis prefecture|Argolis]] and [[Corinthia prefecture|Corinthia]]) with the free thinking party.  In [[1928]], he was a member of the [[Laiko Komma|People's Party]] which the leader was his uncle [[Panagis Tsaldaris]]. He was a politician during the second government of Panagis Tsaldaris as undersecretary from [[1933]] to [[1935]]. and continued as undersecretary instead of prime minister.  After the death of Panagis Tsaldaris in [[1936]], he became a member of the administrative commissioner of the Popular Party which was cut off by the dictator government on the 4th of August.
+In [[1926]], he was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] for the first time for Argolidocorinthia (now split into [[Argolis prefecture|Argolis]] and [[Corinthia prefecture|Corinthia]]) with the Free Thinking Party of [[Ioannis Metaxas]].  In [[1928]], he joined the [[Laiko Komma|People's Party]] whose leader was his uncle [[Panagis Tsaldaris]]. He was a member of Panagis Tsaldaris' cabinet, as Deputy Minister of Communications, from [[1933]] to [[1935]]. Afterwards, he served as Deputy Minister instead of prime minister.  After the death of Panagis Tsaldaris in [[1936]], he became a member of the governing council of the Popular Party. That same year, on [[August 4]], the dicatorship of [[Ioannis Metaxas]] brought an end to Greek Parliamentary democracy. [[World War II]] and the German occupation followed.
 He won in the [[Greek legislative elections, 1946|1946 elections]] as leader of the coalition "[[United Alignment of Nationalists]]" and became prime minister of Greece from April [[1946]] through January [[1947]].
-He was a minority leader during the governments of [[Dimitrios Maximos]] (1947), [[Themistoklis Sofoulis]] (1947-1949) and [[Alexandros Diomedes]] ([[1949]] - [[1950]]).  He once again became prime minister from August 1947 until September of the same year.
+He was a opposition leader during the governments of [[Dimitrios Maximos]] (1947), [[Themistoklis Sofoulis]] (1947-1949) and [[Alexandros Diomedes]] ([[1949]] - [[1950]]) before becoming Prime Minister, once again, from August 1947 until September of the same year.
-With the coming to power of the [[Greek Rally]] of [[Alexandros Papagos]], the People's party lost the large part of the elective base and Tsaldaris did not win in the [[Greek legislative election, 1952|1952 election]].  He joined the [[Democratic Union]] Alliance which lost to the newly-formed [[National Radical Union]] of [[Constantine Karamanlis]], in the [[Greek legislative election, 1956|1956 election]].
+With the founding of the [[Greek Rally]] of [[Alexandros Papagos]], the People's party lost the majority of the electorate and Tsaldaris lost the [[Greek legislative election, 1952|1952 election]].  He joined the [[Democratic Union]] Alliance which lost to the newly-formed [[National Radical Union]] of [[Constantine Karamanlis]], in the [[Greek legislative election, 1956|1956 election]].
-In the [[Greek legislative election, 1958|1958 election]], as head of the [[People's Party Union]] Alliance, he was unelected and shortly left politicals.
+In the [[Greek legislative election, 1958|1958 election]], as head of the [[People's Party Union]] Alliance, he failed to be elected and shortly left politics.
 He died in Athens on [[November 16]], [[1970]].

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 In [[1926]], he was a politician for the first time for Argolidocorinthia (now split into [[Argolis prefecture|Argolis]] and [[Corinthia prefecture|Corinthia]]) with the free thinking party.  In [[1928]], he was a member of the [[Laiko Komma|People's Party]] which the leader was his uncle [[Panagis Tsaldaris]]. He was a politician during the second government of Panagis Tsaldaris as undersecretary from [[1933]] to [[1935]]. and continued as undersecretary instead of prime minister.  After the death of Panagis Tsaldaris in [[1936]], he became a member of the administrative commissioner of the Popular Party which was cut off by the dictator government on the 4th of August.
-He won in the [[Greek legislative elections, 1946|1946 elections]] as leader of the coalition "United Nationalist Party" and became prime minister of Greece from April [[1946]] through January [[1947]].
+He won in the [[Greek legislative elections, 1946|1946 elections]] as leader of the coalition "[[United Alignment of Nationalists]]" and became prime minister of Greece from April [[1946]] through January [[1947]].
 He was a minority leader during the governments of [[Dimitrios Maximos]] (1947), [[Themistoklis Sofoulis]] (1947-1949) and [[Alexandros Diomedes]] ([[1949]] - [[1950]]).  He once again became prime minister from August 1947 until September of the same year.

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 With the coming to power of the [[Greek Rally]] of [[Alexandros Papagos]], the People's party lost the large part of the elective base and Tsaldaris did not win in the [[Greek legislative election, 1952|1952 election]].  He joined the [[Democratic Union]] Alliance which lost to the newly-formed [[National Radical Union]] of [[Constantine Karamanlis]], in the [[Greek legislative election, 1956|1956 election]].
-In the [[Greek legislative election, 1958|1958 election]], as head of the [[People's Party Union]] Alliance, he was unelected.  He shortly left politicals.
+In the [[Greek legislative election, 1958|1958 election]], as head of the [[People's Party Union]] Alliance, he was unelected and shortly left politicals.
 He died in Athens on [[November 16]], [[1970]].

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 He was a minority leader during the governments of [[Dimitrios Maximos]] (1947), [[Themistoklis Sofoulis]] (1947-1949) and [[Alexandros Diomedes]] ([[1949]] - [[1950]]).  He once again became prime minister from August 1947 until September of the same year.
-With the coming to power of the [[Greek Rally]] of [[Alexandros Papagos]], the People's party lost the large part of the elective base and Tsaldaris did not win in the [[Greek legislative election, 1952|1952 election]].  He became a politician of the [[Democratic Union]], in the [[Greek legislative election, 1958|1958 election]], as head of the People's Party Union, he was unelected.  He shortly left political power.  He died in Athens on [[November 16]], [[1970]].
+With the coming to power of the [[Greek Rally]] of [[Alexandros Papagos]], the People's party lost the large part of the elective base and Tsaldaris did not win in the [[Greek legislative election, 1952|1952 election]].  He joined the [[Democratic Union]] Alliance which lost to the newly-formed [[National Radical Union]] of [[Constantine Karamanlis]], in the [[Greek legislative election, 1956|1956 election]].
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 In [[1926]], he was a politician for the first time for Argolidocorinthia (now split into [[Argolis prefecture|Argolis]] and [[Corinthia prefecture|Corinthia]]) with the free thinking party.  In [[1928]], he was a member of the [[Laiko Komma|People's Party]] which the leader was his uncle [[Panagis Tsaldaris]]. He was a politician during the second government of Panagis Tsaldaris as undersecretary from [[1933]] to [[1935]]. and continued as undersecretary instead of prime minister.  After the death of Panagis Tsaldaris in [[1936]], he became a member of the administrative commissioner of the Popular Party which was cut off by the dictator government on the 4th of August.
-He won in the [[Greek legislative elections, 1946|1946 elections]] as leader of the coalition "United Free-Thinking? Party" and became prime minister of Greece from April [[1946]] through [[January 1947]].
+He won in the [[Greek legislative elections, 1946|1946 elections]] as leader of the coalition "United Free-Thinking? Party" and became prime minister of Greece from April [[1946]] through January [[1947]].
-He was a minority leader during the governments of [[Dimitrios Maximos]] (1947), [[Themistoklis Sofoulis]] (1947-1949) and [[Alexandros Diomedes]] ([[1949]] - [[1950]]).  He once again became prime minister from [[August]] 1947 until September of the same year.
+He was a minority leader during the governments of [[Dimitrios Maximos]] (1947), [[Themistoklis Sofoulis]] (1947-1949) and [[Alexandros Diomedes]] ([[1949]] - [[1950]]).  He once again became prime minister from August 1947 until September of the same year.
 With the coming to power of the [[Greek Rally]] of [[Alexandros Papagos]], the People's party lost the large part of the elective base and Tsaldaris did not win in the [[Greek legislative election, 1952|1952 election]].  He became a politician of the [[Democratic Union]], in the [[Greek legislative election, 1958|1958 election]], as head of the People's Party Union, he was unelected.  He shortly left political power.  He died in Athens in [[1970]].