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'''Socrates Kokkalis''' was listed 421st on Forbes [[2001]] list of world billionaires and was awarded with the title Greek businessman of the year in January [[2002]] by Price Waterhouse Cooper.

Mr Kokkalis grew up in East Germany and was educated in Berlin and Moscow before returning to [[Greece]], where he established telecoms suppliers [[Intracom SA|Intracom]].

He is also president of Olympiakos Piraeus [[Olympiakos FC|football]] and basketball clubs.

In February [[2002]], Mr Kokkalis resigned his position as vice-president of the League of Professional Clubs (EPAE) citing differences with fellow club chairmen. During the same period, according to reports in Greek daily [[Kathimerini]], German authorities have sent evidence to Athens prosecutor Dimitris Papangelopoulos of alleged links with the Stasi

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 He became president of Olympiakos [[Piraeus]] [[Olympiakos FC|football]] and [[Olympiakos BC|basketball]] clubs at a time of crisis following the [[George Koskotas]] scandal.
-In February [[2002]], Mr Kokkalis resigned his position as vice-president of the League of Professional Clubs (EPAE) citing differences with fellow club chairmen. During the same period, according to reports in Greek daily [[Kathimerini]], German authorities have sent evidence to Athens prosecutor Dimitris Papangelopoulos of alleged links with the Stasi.
+In February [[2002]], Mr Kokkalis resigned his position as vice-president of the League of Professional Clubs ([[EPAE]]) citing differences with fellow club chairmen. During the same period, according to reports in Greek daily [[Kathimerini]], German authorities have sent evidence to Athens prosecutor Dimitris Papangelopoulos of alleged links with the Stasi.
 In July [[2010]], Kokkalis transferred ownership of [[Olympiakos]] to shipowner [[Vangelis Marinakis]] ending an era of unprecedented success for the club.

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 [[Image:OSFP_champions.jpg|frame|[[Socrates Kokkalis]] celebrating with Olympiakos players.]]
-'''Socrates Kokkalis''' was listed 421st on Forbes [[2001]] list of world billionaires and was awarded with the title Greek businessman of the year in January [[2002]] by Price Waterhouse Cooper.
+'''Socrates Kokkalis''' is a [[Greeks|Greek]] businesman who, in the past, has been listed 421st on Forbes [[2001]] list of world billionaires and has been awarded with the title Greek businessman of the year in January [[2002]] by Price Waterhouse Cooper.
 Socrates Kokkalis (born [[May 27]], [[1938]]) grew up in East Germany and was educated in Berlin and Moscow before returning to [[Greece]], where he established telecoms suppliers [[Intracom SA|Intracom]].
-He is also president of Olympiakos [[Piraeus]] [[Olympiakos FC|football]] and [[Olympiakos BC|basketball]] clubs.
+He became president of Olympiakos [[Piraeus]] [[Olympiakos FC|football]] and [[Olympiakos BC|basketball]] clubs at a time of crisis following the [[George Koskotas]] scandal.
 In February [[2002]], Mr Kokkalis resigned his position as vice-president of the League of Professional Clubs (EPAE) citing differences with fellow club chairmen. During the same period, according to reports in Greek daily [[Kathimerini]], German authorities have sent evidence to Athens prosecutor Dimitris Papangelopoulos of alleged links with the Stasi.
 [[Category: Greek billionaires|Kokkalis, Socrates]]
 [[Category:1938 births|Kokkalis, Socrates]]
 [[Category: Olympiakos Chairmen|Kokkalis, Socrates]]

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 Socrates Kokkalis (born [[May 27]], [[1938]]) grew up in East Germany and was educated in Berlin and Moscow before returning to [[Greece]], where he established telecoms suppliers [[Intracom SA|Intracom]].
-He is also president of Olympiakos Piraeus [[Olympiakos FC|football]] and [[Olympiakos BC|basketball]] clubs.
+He is also president of Olympiakos [[Piraeus]] [[Olympiakos FC|football]] and [[Olympiakos BC|basketball]] clubs.
 In February [[2002]], Mr Kokkalis resigned his position as vice-president of the League of Professional Clubs (EPAE) citing differences with fellow club chairmen. During the same period, according to reports in Greek daily [[Kathimerini]], German authorities have sent evidence to Athens prosecutor Dimitris Papangelopoulos of alleged links with the Stasi.

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	In February [[2002]], Mr Kokkalis resigned his position as vice-president of the League of Professional Clubs (EPAE) citing differences with fellow club chairmen. During the same period, according to reports in Greek daily [[Kathimerini]], German authorities have sent evidence to Athens prosecutor Dimitris Papangelopoulos of alleged links with the Stasi.		In February [[2002]], Mr Kokkalis resigned his position as vice-president of the League of Professional Clubs (EPAE) citing differences with fellow club chairmen. During the same period, according to reports in Greek daily [[Kathimerini]], German authorities have sent evidence to Athens prosecutor Dimitris Papangelopoulos of alleged links with the Stasi.
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