Panagis Tsaldaris - Revision history

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 Tsaldaris served under [[Dimitrios Gounaris]] as Justice Minister in [[1915]] and, between [[1920]] - [[1922]], as Interior Minister and Transportation Minister. He became the leader of the Popular ([[Laiko Party]]) after Gounaris' execution.
-Tsaldaris became [[Prime Minister of Greece|Prime Minister]] in [[1933]] and again in [[1935]] but his government was brought down by Royalist elements seeking the return of [[King George II|George II]] as king of Greece.
+Tsaldaris became [[Prime Minister of Greece|Prime Minister]] in [[1932]] and again in [[1933]] but his government was brought down by Royalist elements seeking the return of [[King George II|George II]] as king of Greece.
 In 1936 Tsaldaris won the elections but without a strong enough majority to form a government. He voted against the government that was formed by [[Ioannis Metaxas]] who later that year ([[August 4]]) established a dictatorship.

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−	'''Panagis Tsaldaris''' (Greek: Παναγής Τσαλδάρης) was a Greek politician born in [[Corinthia prefecture]] in [[1868]].	+	'''Panagis Tsaldaris''' (Greek: Παναγής Τσαλδάρης) was a Greek politician born in Kamari, [[Corinthia prefecture]] in [[1868]].

	Tsaldaris studied law in [[Athens University]], Germany and France and entered politics, in 1910, on the anti-[[venizelism\|venizelist]] side, when he was first elected to Parliament.		Tsaldaris studied law in [[Athens University]], Germany and France and entered politics, in 1910, on the anti-[[venizelism\|venizelist]] side, when he was first elected to Parliament.

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	Tsaldaris died on [[May 17]], [[1936]].		Tsaldaris died on [[May 17]], [[1936]].
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 In 1936 Tsaldaris won the elections but without a strong enough majority to form a government. He voted against the government that was formed by [[Ioannis Metaxas]] who later that year ([[August 4]]) established a dictatorship.
-Tsaldaris died in [[1936]].
+Tsaldaris died on [[May 17]], [[1936]].
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 (Greek: Παναγής Τσαλδάρης)
-Greek politician born in [[Korinthia prefecture]] in [[1868]]. He studied law in [[Athens]], Germany and France and entered politics, in 1910, on the anti-[[venizelism|venizelist]] side, when he was first elected to Parliament.
+Greek politician born in [[Corinthia prefecture]] in [[1868]]. He studied law in [[Athens]], Germany and France and entered politics, in 1910, on the anti-[[venizelism|venizelist]] side, when he was first elected to Parliament.
 Served under [[Dimitrios Gounaris]] as Justice Minister in 1915 and, between 1920 - 1922, as Interior Minister and Transportation Minister. Became leader of the Popular ([[Laiko Party]]) after Gounaris' execution.
 Became Prime Minister in 1933 and again in 1935 but his government was brought down by Royalist elements seeking the return of [[King George II|George II]] as king of Greece.
 In 1936 he won the elections but without a strong enough majority to form a government. He voted against the government that was formed by [[Ioannis Metaxas]] who later that year (August 4) formed a dictatorship.
 Tsaldaris passed away in [[1936]].