Irlandos at 13:53, January 8, 2008

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Irlandos: New page: The '''Liberal Democratic Center''' (Greek Φιλελεύθερον Δημοκρατικόν Κέντρον - ΦΙ.ΔΗ.Κ. - FIDIK) was a curious centre-right political...

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New page: The '''Liberal Democratic Center''' (Greek Φιλελεύθερον Δημοκρατικόν Κέντρον - ΦΙ.ΔΗ.Κ. - FIDIK) was a curious centre-right political...

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The '''Liberal Democratic Center''' ([[Greek language|Greek]] Φιλελεύθερον Δημοκρατικόν Κέντρον - ΦΙ.ΔΗ.Κ. - FIDIK) was a curious centre-right political party founded in [[1965]] by some 45 members of the [[Hellenic Parliament]] that defected from the majority [[Center Union]] party of [[Georgios Papandreou]].

[[King Constantine II]] put up, in succession, three of its members for the post of PM of [[Greece]]: poet [[Georgios Athanasiadis-Novas]], former leftist politician [[Elias Tsirimokos]] and finally [[Stephanos Stephanopoulos]] who, unlike the previous two, actually did obtain a vote of confidence in Parliament. That government was brought down in [[1966]] when the conservative [[National Radical Union]], on whom FIDIK depended for support, decided to withdraw that support.

FIDIK ceased to exist after the coup d'etat of [[April 21]], [[1967]].

Among its members were:
*[[Constantine Mitsotakis]]
*[[Petros Garoufalias]]
*[[Theocharis Rentis]]
*[[Ioannis Tsouderos]]
*[[Emmanouil Kothris]]
*[[Ioannis Toumbas]]
*[[Stavros Kostopoulos]]
*[[Dimitrios Papaspyrou]]
*[[Stelios Alamanis]]
*[[Georgios Bakatselos]]
*Ath. Roussopoulos
*Chr. Vasmatzidis
*D. Kostis
*Al. Vernikos
*Chr. Apostolakos
*L. Avramidis
*Ev. Dendrinos

[[Category:Defunct Political Parties]]

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 The '''Liberal Democratic Center''' ([[Greek language|Greek]] Φιλελεύθερον Δημοκρατικόν Κέντρον - ΦΙ.ΔΗ.Κ. - FIDIK) was a curious centre-right political party founded in [[1965]] by some 45 members of the [[Hellenic Parliament]] that defected from the majority [[Center Union]] party of [[Georgios Papandreou]].
-[[King Constantine II]] put up, in succession, three of its members for the post of PM of [[Greece]]: poet [[Georgios Athanasiadis-Novas]], former leftist politician [[Elias Tsirimokos]] and finally [[Stephanos Stephanopoulos]] who, unlike the previous two, actually did obtain a vote of confidence in Parliament. That government was brought down in [[1966]] when the conservative [[National Radical Union]], on whom FIDIK depended for support, decided to withdraw that support.
+[[King Constantine II]] put up, in succession, three of its members for the post of PM of [[Greece]]: poet [[Georgios Athanasiadis-Novas]], former leftist politician [[Elias Tsirimokos]] and finally [[Stephanos Stephanopoulos]] who, unlike the previous two, actually did obtain a vote of confidence in Parliament. That government was brought down in [[1966]] when the conservative [[National Radical Union]], on which FIDIK depended for support, decided to withdraw that support.
 FIDIK ceased to exist after the coup d'etat of [[April 21]], [[1967]].
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 *[[Stelios Alamanis]]
 *[[Georgios Bakatselos]]
-*Ath. Roussopoulos
+*[[Athanasios Roussopoulos]]
-*Chr. Vasmatzidis
+*[[Christos Vasmatzidis]]
-*D. Kostis
+*[[Dimitrios Kostis]]
-*Al. Vernikos
+*[[Alexandros Vernikos]]
-*Chr. Apostolakos
+*[[Christos Apostolakos]]
-*L. Avramidis
+*[[Christos Avramidis]]
-*Ev. Dendrinos
+*[[Evangelos Dendrinos]]
 [[Category:Defunct Political Parties]]

Liberal Democratic Center - Revision history

Irlandos at 13:53, January 8, 2008

Irlandos: New page: The '''Liberal Democratic Center''' (Greek Φιλελεύθερον Δημοκρατικόν Κέντρον - ΦΙ.ΔΗ.Κ. - FIDIK) was a curious centre-right political...