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'''Marinos Antypas''' was a lawyer, journalist and labour organiser.

Antypas was born in the village Feredinata of [[Kefalonia]] in [[1872]] and was murdered in Pirgetos of [[Thessaly]] at [[1907]]. He was one of the first [[Greeks|Greek]] socialists and he fought for the prevalence of the socialistic ideas. He has been a member of the Central Socialist Society in [[Athens]] during his studies. He had also been also a voluntary soldier in the [[Crete|Cretan]] Revolution of [[1896]]. For this action he was imprisoned and exiled in the island of [[Aegina]].

In Kefalonia he published the journal "Anastasi" and founded, in [[Argostoli]], the center of social and spiritual questioning "The equality". Afterwards, he visited the farm of his uncle Gerasimos Skiadaresis in [[Thessaly]]. There, he incited the "koligoi"(farmers) against the "tsiflikades" (large landowners). The landowners, annoyed at his role in the "agrarian problem", murdered him in Pirgetos (present-day [[Rapsani]]) on [[7 March]] [[1907]]. His assassination shocked the farmers and he became quickly a legendary hero and rebel amongst them. His action influenced the great agrarian revolution of [[Kileler]] in March of [[1910]] and the Greek socialists in general.

Antypas was honored on a Greek postage stamp in the "Personalities" set.

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 After his release, he returned to [[Kefalonia]] where he published the journal "Anastasi" and founded, in [[Argostoli]], the center of social and spiritual questioning "The Equality".
-In [[1906]], he took over the supervision of the farm of his uncle, Gerasimos Skiadaresis, in [[Thessaly]]. There, he incited the "koligoi"(farmers) against the "tsiflikades" (large landowners). The landowners, annoyed at his role in the "agrarian problem", had him murdered in Pyrgetos (present-day [[Rapsani]]) on [[8 March]] [[1907]] by paid assassin Ioannis Kyriakou. Kyriakou was subsequently found not guilty of the murder by reason of self-defence even though the unarmed Antypas was fatally shot in the back.
+In [[1906]], he took over the supervision of the farm of his uncle, Gerasimos Skiadaresis, in [[Thessaly]]. There, he incited the "koligoi"(farmers) against the "tsiflikades" (large landowners). The landowners, annoyed at his role in the "agrarian problem", had him murdered in Pyrgetos (present-day [[Rapsani]]) on [[March 8]], [[1907]] by paid assassin Ioannis Kyriakou. Kyriakou was subsequently found not guilty of the murder by reason of self-defence even though the unarmed Antypas was fatally shot in the back.
 His assassination shocked the farmers and he became quickly a legendary hero and rebel amongst  them. His action influenced the great agrarian revolution of [[Kileler]] on [[March 6]] of [[1910]] and the Greek socialists in general.

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 After his release, he returned to [[Kefalonia]] where he published the journal "Anastasi" and founded, in [[Argostoli]], the center of social and spiritual questioning "The Equality".
-In [[1906]], he took over the supervision of the farm of his uncle, Gerasimos Skiadaresis, in [[Thessaly]]. There, he incited the "koligoi"(farmers) against the "tsiflikades" (large landowners). The landowners, annoyed at his role in the "agrarian problem", had him murdered in Pyrgetos (present-day [[Rapsani]]) on [[7 March]] [[1907]] by paid assassin Ioannis Kyriakou. Kyriakou was subsequently found not guilty of the murder by reason of self-defence even though the unarmed Antypas was shot in the back.
+In [[1906]], he took over the supervision of the farm of his uncle, Gerasimos Skiadaresis, in [[Thessaly]]. There, he incited the "koligoi"(farmers) against the "tsiflikades" (large landowners). The landowners, annoyed at his role in the "agrarian problem", had him murdered in Pyrgetos (present-day [[Rapsani]]) on [[8 March]] [[1907]] by paid assassin Ioannis Kyriakou. Kyriakou was subsequently found not guilty of the murder by reason of self-defence even though the unarmed Antypas was fatally shot in the back.
 His assassination shocked the farmers and he became quickly a legendary hero and rebel amongst  them. His action influenced the great agrarian revolution of [[Kileler]] on [[March 6]] of [[1910]] and the Greek socialists in general.

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 Antypas was honored on a Greek postage stamp in the 1983 "Personalities" set.
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-'''Marinos Antypas''' was a lawyer, journalist and labour organiser.
+[[Image:MarinosAntypas.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Marinos Antypas on a 1983 commemorative postage stamp]]
-Antypas was born in the village Feredinata of [[Kefalonia]] in [[1872]] and was murdered in Pirgetos of [[Thessaly]] at [[1907]]. He was one of the first [[Greeks|Greek]] socialists and he fought for the prevalence of the socialistic ideas. He has been a member of the Central Socialist Society in [[Athens]] during his studies. He had also been also a voluntary soldier in the [[Crete|Cretan]] Revolution of [[1896]]. For this action he was imprisoned and exiled in the island of [[Aegina]].
+'''Marinos Antypas''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] lawyer, journalist and labour organiser.
-In Kefalonia he published the journal "Anastasi" and founded, in [[Argostoli]], the center of social and spiritual questioning "The equality". Afterwards, he visited the farm of his uncle Gerasimos Skiadaresis in [[Thessaly]]. There, he incited the "koligoi"(farmers) against the "tsiflikades" (large landowners). The landowners, annoyed at his role in the "agrarian problem", murdered him in Pirgetos (present-day [[Rapsani]]) on [[7 March]] [[1907]]. His assassination shocked the farmers and he became quickly a legendary hero and rebel amongst  them. His action influenced the great agrarian revolution of [[Kileler]] in March of [[1910]] and the Greek socialists in general.
+Antypas was born in the village Feredinata of [[Kefalonia]] in [[1872]], the son of Spyridon Antypas - a carpenter.  He came to [[Athens]] to study Law but, instead, became involved with the Central Socialist Society.
-Antypas was honored on a Greek postage stamp in the "Personalities" set.
+He volunteered to fight in the [[Crete|Cretan]] Revolution of [[1896]] and was wounded in action. After the failure of the [[Crete|Cretan]] revolution and the subsequent [[Greco-Turkish War (1897)|Greco-Turkish War]], he became a staunch anti-Royalist as he blamed the Palace for the failures.
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