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'''Pantelis Horn''' was a Greek writer and poet.

Horn was born in [[1881]], in Trieste, to a Austrian-Jewish father (Dimitri Horn) and a Greek Orthodox mother (Matina Kountourioti, grand-daughter of [[Lazarus Kountouriotis]]). He entered the Greek Naval Academy and was commisioned an officer in [[1899]]. During the [[First Balkan War]], his unit liberated [[Imvros]] in [[1912]]. He retired from the Navy in [[1926]].

Horn's true love, however, was writing. After retiring from the Navy, he was a journalist by profession. He also wrote many theatrical works both dramas and comedies. Horn also wrote poems, some with a Jewish theme.

Many of Horn's works were controversial as to their realistic language and their subject matter (E.g. sexual impotence, etc.).

Horn died in [[Athens]] in [[1941]].

His son [[Dimitris Horn]] was a famous actor.

==His Works==
*Priceless (1906)
*To Fyntanaki (1921)
*Dalmanopoula (1923)
*Flantro (1925)
*Meltemaki (1927)
*Eva (1932)

[[Category:1881 births|Horn, Pantelis]]
[[Category:1941 deaths|Horn, Pantelis]]
[[Category:Greek Jews|Horn, Pantelis]]

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-Horn was born in [[1881]], in Trieste, to a Austrian-Jewish father (Dimitri Horn) and a Greek Orthodox mother (Matina Kountourioti, grand-daughter of [[Lazarus Kountouriotis]]). He entered the Greek Naval Academy and was commisioned an officer in [[1899]]. During the [[First Balkan War]], his unit liberated [[Imvros]] in [[1912]]. He retired from the Navy in [[1926]].
+Horn was born in [[1881]], in Trieste, to an Austrian-Jewish father (Dimitri Horn) and a Greek Orthodox mother (Matina Kountourioti, grand-daughter of [[Lazarus Kountouriotis]]). He entered the Greek Naval Academy and was commisioned an officer in [[1899]]. During the [[First Balkan War]], his unit liberated [[Imvros]] in [[1912]]. He retired from the Navy in [[1926]].
 Horn's true love, however, was writing. After retiring from the Navy, he was a journalist by profession. He also wrote many theatrical works both dramas and comedies. Horn also wrote poems, some with a Jewish theme.