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 [[File:20110209-151449_evert_miltiadis.jpg‎|thumb|300px|Miltiades Ewert]]
-'''Miltiades Ewert''' (alternate spelling [[Miltiades Evert]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician and former Mayor of [[Athens]].
+'''Miltiades Ewert''' (alternative spelling [[Miltiades Evert]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician and former Mayor of [[Athens]].
 Ewert was born in [[Athens]] on [[May 12]], [[1939]], the son of [[Angelos Ewert]] who, later, became Chief of Police. He studied economics at the [[University of Athens]] and joined EREN (the youth organisation of the [[National Radical Union]], the conservative party in power at the time) in [[1957]] becoming its leader in [[1963]].

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 '''Miltiades Ewert''' (alternate spelling [[Miltiades Evert]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician and former Mayor of [[Athens]].
-Ewert was born in [[Athens]] on [[May 12]], [[1939]], the son of Angelos Ewert who was Chief of Police at that time. He studied economics at the [[University of Athens]] and joined EREN (the youth organisation of the [[National Radical Union]], the conservative party in power at the time) in [[1957]] becoming its leader in [[1963]].
+Ewert was born in [[Athens]] on [[May 12]], [[1939]], the son of [[Angelos Ewert]] who, later, became Chief of Police. He studied economics at the [[University of Athens]] and joined EREN (the youth organisation of the [[National Radical Union]], the conservative party in power at the time) in [[1957]] becoming its leader in [[1963]].
 During the time of the [[Junta|military dictatorship]] ([[1967]] - [[1974]]), his activities were curtailed and he was forbidden to leave the country. After the restoration of democracy in July of 1974, Ewert joined [[New Democracy]], the successor of the [[National Radical Union]], and was elected under its banner to the [[Hellenic Parliament]]. He was continually re-elected until his retirement from politics in [[2009]]. In October of [[1986]], he was elected Mayor of [[Athens]] resigning his seat in Parliament to assume office on [[December 20]]. He resigned as Mayor of Athens on [[May 3]], [[1989]] in order to run for MP in the general election of June 1989.

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 Ewert was born in [[Athens]] on [[May 12]], [[1939]], the son of Angelos Ewert who was Chief of Police at that time. He studied economics at the [[University of Athens]] and joined EREN (the youth organisation of the [[National Radical Union]], the conservative party in power at the time) in [[1957]] becoming its leader in [[1963]].
-During the time of the [[Junta|military dictatorship]] ([[1967]] - [[1974]]), his activities were curtailed and he was forbidden to leave the country. After the restoration of democracy in July of 1974, Ewert joined [[New Democracy]], the successor of the [[National Radical Union]], and was elected under its banner to the [[Hellenic Parliament]]. He was continually re-elected until his death. In October of [[1986]], he was elected Mayor of [[Athens]] resigning his seat in Parliament to assume office on [[December 20]]. He resigned as Mayor of Athens on [[May 3]], [[1989]] in order to run for MP in the general election of June 1989.
+During the time of the [[Junta|military dictatorship]] ([[1967]] - [[1974]]), his activities were curtailed and he was forbidden to leave the country. After the restoration of democracy in July of 1974, Ewert joined [[New Democracy]], the successor of the [[National Radical Union]], and was elected under its banner to the [[Hellenic Parliament]]. He was continually re-elected until his retirement from politics in [[2009]]. In October of [[1986]], he was elected Mayor of [[Athens]] resigning his seat in Parliament to assume office on [[December 20]]. He resigned as Mayor of Athens on [[May 3]], [[1989]] in order to run for MP in the general election of June 1989.
 Ewert became the Chairman of [[New Democracy]] on [[November 3]], [[1993]] and kept the post until [[March 21]], [[1997]] when he quit after a poor New Democracy showing in the general elections.

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 [[File:20110209-151449_evert_miltiadis.jpg‎|thumb|300px|Miltiades Ewert]]
-'''Miltiades Ewert''' (alternate spelling [[Miltiades Evert]]) is a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician and former Mayor of [[Athens]].
+'''Miltiades Ewert''' (alternate spelling [[Miltiades Evert]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician and former Mayor of [[Athens]].
 Ewert was born in [[Athens]] on [[May 12]], [[1939]], the son of Angelos Ewert who was Chief of Police at that time. He studied economics at the [[University of Athens]] and joined EREN (the youth organisation of the [[National Radical Union]], the conservative party in power at the time) in [[1957]] becoming its leader in [[1963]].
-During the time of the [[Junta|military dictatorship]] ([[1967]] - [[1974]]), his activities were curtailed and he was forbidden to leave the country. After the restoration of democracy in July of 1974, Ewert joined [[New Democracy]], the successor of the [[National Radical Union]], and was elected under its banner to the [[Hellenic Parliament]]. He has continually been re-elected since. In October of [[1986]], he was elected Mayor of [[Athens]] resigning his seat in Parliament to assume office on [[December 20]]. He resigned as Mayor of Athens on [[May 3]], [[1989]] in order to run for MP in the general election of June 1989.
+During the time of the [[Junta|military dictatorship]] ([[1967]] - [[1974]]), his activities were curtailed and he was forbidden to leave the country. After the restoration of democracy in July of 1974, Ewert joined [[New Democracy]], the successor of the [[National Radical Union]], and was elected under its banner to the [[Hellenic Parliament]]. He was continually re-elected until his death. In October of [[1986]], he was elected Mayor of [[Athens]] resigning his seat in Parliament to assume office on [[December 20]]. He resigned as Mayor of Athens on [[May 3]], [[1989]] in order to run for MP in the general election of June 1989.
 Ewert became the Chairman of [[New Democracy]] on [[November 3]], [[1993]] and kept the post until [[March 21]], [[1997]] when he quit after a poor New Democracy showing in the general elections.
-He has served as Minister for Industry and Energy, 28-11-1977 to 10-05-1980; [[Minister for Finance (Greece)|Minister for Finance]], 10-05-1980 to 17-09-1981 and 17-09-1981 to 21-10-1981; [[Minister for Health and Social Solidarity (Greece)|Minister for Health, Welfare and Social Security]], 02-07-1989 to 12-10-1989; and Minister for the Presidency, 11-04-1990 to 07-08-1991 and 07-08-1991 to 26-10-1991.
+He served as Minister for Industry and Energy, 28-11-1977 to 10-05-1980; [[Minister for Finance (Greece)|Minister for Finance]], 10-05-1980 to 17-09-1981 and 17-09-1981 to 21-10-1981; [[Minister for Health and Social Solidarity (Greece)|Minister for Health, Welfare and Social Security]], 02-07-1989 to 12-10-1989; and Minister for the Presidency, 11-04-1990 to 07-08-1991 and 07-08-1991 to 26-10-1991.
-Ewert is married with two daughters. He is currently on the Standing Committees on Defence and Foreign Affairs.
+He died on [[February 9]], [[2011]] at the Hippokratio Hospital in [[Athens]] after being hospitalized on [[January 6]] and being treated for for breathing problems. He left behind a wife and two daughters.
 [[Category:Greek politicians|Ewert, Miltiades]]
 [[Category:1939 births|Ewert, Miltiades]]
 [[Category:Ministers for Economy and Finance|Ewert, Miltiades]]
 [[Category:Athens Mayors|Ewert, Miltiades]]

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	'''Miltiades Ewert''' (alternate spelling [[Miltiades Evert]]) is a [[Greeks\|Greek]] politician and former Mayor of [[Athens]].		'''Miltiades Ewert''' (alternate spelling [[Miltiades Evert]]) is a [[Greeks\|Greek]] politician and former Mayor of [[Athens]].

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	Ewert is married with two daughters. He is currently on the Standing Committees on Defence and Foreign Affairs.		Ewert is married with two daughters. He is currently on the Standing Committees on Defence and Foreign Affairs.
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		+	He died on [[February 9]], [[2011]] at the Hippokratio Hospital in [[Athens]] after being hospitalized on [[January 6]] and being treated for for breathing problems.
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 Ewert became the Chairman of [[New Democracy]] on [[November 3]], [[1993]] and kept the post until [[March 21]], [[1997]] when he quit after a poor New Democracy showing in the general elections.
-He has served as Minister for Industry and Energy, 28-11-1977 to 10-05-1980; [[Minister for Economy and Finance (Greece)|Minister for Finance]], 10-05-1980 to 17-09-1981 and 17-09-1981 to 21-10-1981; Minister for Health, Welfare and Social Security, 02-07-1989 to 12-10-1989; and Minister for the Presidency, 11-04-1990 to 07-08-1991 and 07-08-1991 to 26-10-1991.
+He has served as Minister for Industry and Energy, 28-11-1977 to 10-05-1980; [[Minister for Finance (Greece)|Minister for Finance]], 10-05-1980 to 17-09-1981 and 17-09-1981 to 21-10-1981; Minister for Health, Welfare and Social Security, 02-07-1989 to 12-10-1989; and Minister for the Presidency, 11-04-1990 to 07-08-1991 and 07-08-1991 to 26-10-1991.
 Ewert is married with two daughters. He is currently on the Standing Committees on Defence and Foreign Affairs.

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 [[Category:1939 births|Ewert, Miltiades]]
 [[Category:Minister for Economy and Finance|Ewert, Miltiades]]
-[[Category:Mayors of Athens|Ewert, Miltiades]]
+[[Category:Athens Mayors|Ewert, Miltiades]]