Irlandos at 14:51, May 17, 2010

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Irlandos: New page: '''Pavlos Karolidis''' was a Greek historian of the late 19th - early 20th century. Karolidis was born in 1849 in Androniki (Turkish: Endürlük), Cappadocia, [[Asia Minor]...

2010-05-17T14:44:56Z

New page: '''Pavlos Karolidis''' was a Greek historian of the late 19th - early 20th century. Karolidis was born in 1849 in Androniki (Turkish: Endürlük), Cappadocia, [[Asia Minor]...

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'''Pavlos Karolidis''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] historian of the late 19th - early 20th century.

Karolidis was born in [[1849]] in Androniki (Turkish: Endürlük), Cappadocia, [[Asia Minor]].
He studied at the [[Great School of the Nation]] in [[Constantinople]] and the Evangelical School of [[Smyrna]]. In [[1867]], he enrolled in the School of Philosophy at the [[University of Athens]]. He did post-graduate work in Germany and was awarded a Ph.D in philosophy in [[1872]].

Karolidis returned to [[Asia Minor]] and taught, first in [[Constantinople]] and later ([[1876]] - [[1886]]) at the Εvangelical School of [[Smyrna]]. In [[1886]], he settled in [[Athens]], where he taught for two months at the "Practical Lyceum". The same year he was elected assistant professor of General History in the [[University of Athens]].

In [[1893]], was appointed professor of Greek History, succeeding historian [[Konstantinos Paparrigopoulos]].

Between [[1893]] and [[1908]], Karolidis published 18 books and 38 articles.

In [[1908]], he was elected to the Ottoman parliament where he pursued a policy of Greco-Turkish friendship against the expansionism of Bulgaria and Serbia.
These ideas often resulted in confrontation with other Greek MPs as well as with official [[Greece]]. The outbreak of the [[First Balkan War]] made him leave the Ottoman Empire and settle in Germany.

Karolidis returned to his university duties in Athens at the beginning of the academic year 1915-1916 and remained there until he was dismissed in [[1918]], as a royalist. In [[1921]], Karolidis was reinstated only to be pensioned off in [[1923]].

Between [[1922]] and [[1929]], he produced his most known works: Contemporary History (1922-1929) and History of Greece (1925).

Karolidis died on [[26 July]] [[1930]].

[[Category:Historians|Karolidis, Pavlos]]
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 '''Pavlos Karolidis''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] historian of the late 19th - early 20th century.
-Karolidis was born in [[1849]] in Androniki (Turkish: Endürlük), Cappadocia, [[Asia Minor]].
+Karolidis was born in [[1849]] in Androniki (Turkish: Endürlük), [[Cappadocia]], [[Asia Minor]].
 He studied at the [[Great School of the Nation]] in [[Constantinople]] and the Evangelical School of [[Smyrna]]. In [[1867]], he enrolled in the School of Philosophy at the [[University of Athens]]. He did post-graduate work in Germany and was awarded a Ph.D in philosophy in [[1872]].
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 In [[1908]], he was elected to the Ottoman parliament where he pursued a policy of Greco-Turkish friendship against the expansionism of Bulgaria and Serbia.
-These ideas often resulted in confrontation with other Greek MPs as well as with official [[Greece]]. The outbreak of the [[First Balkan War]] made him leave the Ottoman Empire and settle in Germany.
+These ideas often resulted in direct confrontation with other ethnic Greek MPs as well as with official [[Greece]]. The outbreak of the [[First Balkan War]] made him leave the Ottoman Empire and settle in Germany.
-Karolidis returned to his university duties in Athens at the beginning of the academic year 1915-1916 and remained there until he was dismissed in [[1918]], as a royalist. In [[1921]],  Karolidis was reinstated only to be pensioned off in [[1923]].
+Karolidis returned to his university duties in [[Athens]] at the beginning of the academic year [[1915]] - [[1916]] and remained there until he was dismissed in [[1918]], as a royalist. In [[1921]],  Karolidis was reinstated only to be pensioned off in [[1923]].
-Between [[1922]] and [[1929]], he produced his most known works: Contemporary History (1922-1929) and History of Greece (1925).
+Between [[1922]] and [[1929]], he produced his best known works: Contemporary History (1922-1929) and History of Greece (1925).
 Karolidis died on [[26 July]] [[1930]].

Pavlos Karolidis - Revision history

Irlandos at 14:51, May 17, 2010

Irlandos: New page: '''Pavlos Karolidis''' was a Greek historian of the late 19th - early 20th century. Karolidis was born in 1849 in Androniki (Turkish: Endürlük), Cappadocia, [[Asia Minor]...