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 '''Panagiotis Kanellopoulos''' was a Greek politician and Prime Minister.
-Kanellopoulos was born in [[Patra]], [[Achaea prefecture]], on [[December 13]], [[1902]]. He studied law in [[Athens]], Heidelberg and Munich. A man of letters, Kanellopoulos wrote much about politics, law, sociology, philosophy and other literary works. His book "I was born in 1402" received an award by the Academy of Athens.
+Kanellopoulos was born in [[Patra]], [[Achaea prefecture]], on [[December 13]], [[1902]]. He studied law in [[Athens]], Heidelberg and Munich. A man of letters, Kanellopoulos wrote much about politics, law, sociology, philosophy and other literary works. His book "I was born in 1402" received an award by the [[Academy of Athens]]. In [[1959]], he became a member of the Academy.
 He served as Minister of Defence under the [[Emmanouil Tsouderos|Tsouderos]] government in exile, Minister of Reconstruction under [[Georgios Papandreou]] in the government of national unity and, until [[1967]], in other ministerial posts under [[Alexandros Diomedes]], [[Constantine Karamanlis]] and others. In November [[1945]], he briefly served as Prime Minister.
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 '''Panagiotis Kanellopoulos''' was a Greek politician and Prime Minister.
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 He served as Minister of Defence under the [[Emmanouil Tsouderos|Tsouderos]] government in exile, Minister of Reconstruction under [[Georgios Papandreou]] in the government of national unity and, until [[1967]], in other ministerial posts under [[Alexandros Diomedes]], [[Constantine Karamanlis]] and others. In November [[1945]], he briefly served as Prime Minister.
-He became Karamanlis' uncle when his niece, Amalia, married Karamanlis. In [[1963]], he also became Karamanlis' successor as head of the [[National Radical Union]] party (ERE).
+Kanellopoulos became Karamanlis' uncle when his niece, Amalia, married Karamanlis. In [[1963]], he also became Karamanlis' successor as head of the [[National Radical Union]] party (ERE).
 He was Prime Minister when the coup d' etat of [[April 21]], [[1967]] occurred and was placed under virtual house arrest for the next seven years. When the [[junta]] fell in [[1974]], Kanellopoulos resumed his political career as a member of [[Hellenic Parliament|Parliament]] with the [[New Democracy]] party but twice refused to stand for President of the Republic when the post was offered to him.

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 '''Panagiotis Kanellopoulos''' was a Greek politician and Prime Minister.
-He was born in [[Patra]], [[Achaea prefecture]], in [[1902]]. He studied law in [[Athens]], Heidelberg and Munich. A man of letters, Kanellopoulos wrote much about politics, law, sociology, philosophy and other literary works. His book "I was born in 1402" received an award by the Academy of Athens.
+Kanellopoulos was born in [[Patra]], [[Achaea prefecture]], on [[December 13]], [[1902]]. He studied law in [[Athens]], Heidelberg and Munich. A man of letters, Kanellopoulos wrote much about politics, law, sociology, philosophy and other literary works. His book "I was born in 1402" received an award by the Academy of Athens.
-He served as Minister of Defence under the [[Emmanouil Tsouderos|Tsouderos]] government in exile, Minister of Reconstruction under [[Georgios Papandreou]] in the government of national unity and, until 1967, in other ministerial posts under [[Alexandros Diomedes]], [[Constantine Karamanlis]] and others. In November [[1945]], he briefly served as Prime Minister.
+He served as Minister of Defence under the [[Emmanouil Tsouderos|Tsouderos]] government in exile, Minister of Reconstruction under [[Georgios Papandreou]] in the government of national unity and, until [[1967]], in other ministerial posts under [[Alexandros Diomedes]], [[Constantine Karamanlis]] and others. In November [[1945]], he briefly served as Prime Minister.
 He became Karamanlis' uncle when his niece, Amalia, married Karamanlis. In [[1963]], he also became Karamanlis' successor as head of the [[National Radical Union]] party (ERE).

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 He was Prime Minister when the coup d' etat of [[April 21]], [[1967]] occurred and was placed under virtual house arrest for the next seven years. When the [[junta]] fell in [[1974]], Kanellopoulos resumed his political career as a member of [[Hellenic Parliament|Parliament]] with the [[New Democracy]] party but twice refused to stand for President of the Republic when the post was offered to him.
-He passed away in [[1986]].
+He died on [[September 11]], [[1986]].
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 He became Karamanlis' uncle when his niece, Amalia, married Karamanlis. In [[1963]], he also became Karamanlis' successor as head of the [[National Radical Union]] party (ERE).
-He was Prime Minister when the coup d' etat of 21 April 1967 occurred and was placed under virtual house arrest for the next seven years. When the [[junta]] fell in [[1974]], Kanellopoulos resumed his political career as a member of Parliament with the [[New Democracy]] party but twice refused to stand for President of the Republic when the post was offered to him.
+He was Prime Minister when the coup d' etat of [[April 21]], [[1967]] occurred and was placed under virtual house arrest for the next seven years. When the [[junta]] fell in [[1974]], Kanellopoulos resumed his political career as a member of Parliament with the [[New Democracy]] party but twice refused to stand for President of the Republic when the post was offered to him.
 He passed away in [[1986]].

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	'''Panagiotis Kanellopoulos''' was a Greek politician and Prime Minister.		'''Panagiotis Kanellopoulos''' was a Greek politician and Prime Minister.
	He was born in [[Patra]], [[Achaea prefecture]], in [[1902]]. He studied law in [[Athens]], Heidelberg and Munich. A man of letters, Kanellopoulos wrote much about politics, law, sociology, philosophy and other literary works. His book "I was born in 1402" received an award by the Academy of Athens.		He was born in [[Patra]], [[Achaea prefecture]], in [[1902]]. He studied law in [[Athens]], Heidelberg and Munich. A man of letters, Kanellopoulos wrote much about politics, law, sociology, philosophy and other literary works. His book "I was born in 1402" received an award by the Academy of Athens.

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