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'''Stephanos Skouloudis''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician of the late 19th - early [[20th Century]] who briefly served as Prime Minister of [[Greece]].

Skouloudis was born in [[Constantinople]], in [[1838]]. He studied medicine at the [[University of Athens]] and worked as a business director and a banker in his native city. In [[1876]], he left Constantinople for [[Athens]] where he contined working as a banker until he entered politics in [[1881]]. He was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]], served as Ambassador to Spain, Foreign Minister and Minister of the Merchant Marine. He became Prime Minister of Greece following the resignation of [[Alexandros Zaimis]] in [[1915]] but quit the following year.

Skouloudis died in [[1928]]. Besides his banking and political activities, he was an art collector and accumulated, by the time of his death, a noteworthy collection which he donated in his will to the National Gallery of Athens.

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 '''Stephanos Skouloudis''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician of the late 19th - early [[20th Century]] who briefly served as Prime Minister of [[Greece]].
-Skouloudis was born in [[Constantinople]], in [[1838]]. He studied medicine at the [[University of Athens]] and worked as a business director and a banker in his native city. In [[1876]], he left Constantinople for [[Athens]] where he contined working as a banker until he entered politics in [[1881]]. He was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]], served as Ambassador to Spain, Foreign Minister and Minister of the Merchant Marine. He became Prime Minister of Greece following the resignation of [[Alexandros Zaimis]] in [[1915]] but quit the following year.
+Skouloudis was born in [[Constantinople]], in [[1838]]. He studied medicine at the [[University of Athens]] and worked as a business director and a banker in his native city. In [[1876]], he left Constantinople for [[Athens]] where he continued working as a banker until he entered politics in [[1881]]. He was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]], served as Ambassador to Spain, Foreign Minister and Minister of the Merchant Marine. He became Prime Minister of Greece following the resignation of [[Alexandros Zaimis]] in [[1915]] but quit the following year.
 During his term in office:

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	'''Stephanos Skouloudis''' was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] politician of the late 19th - early [[20th Century]] who briefly served as Prime Minister of [[Greece]].		'''Stephanos Skouloudis''' was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] politician of the late 19th - early [[20th Century]] who briefly served as Prime Minister of [[Greece]].

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 * French forces occupied [[Kerkyra]] and evacuated the remnants of the Serbian army there ([[January 11]], [[1916]]). Skouloudis protested the occupation as a violation of Greek neutrality.
-* Bulgarian forces assaulted Fort Roupel ([[May 26]], [[1916]]). Skouloudis ordered the fort be surrendered on the following day.
+* Bulgarian forces assaulted Fort Roupel ([[May 26]], [[1916]]). Skouloudis ordered the fort surrendered on the following day.
 Skouloudis died in [[1928]]. Besides his banking and political activities, he was an art collector and accumulated, by the time of his death, a noteworthy collection which he donated in his will to the National Gallery of Athens.

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	Skouloudis was born in [[Constantinople]], in [[1838]]. He studied medicine at the [[University of Athens]] and worked as a business director and a banker in his native city. In [[1876]], he left Constantinople for [[Athens]] where he contined working as a banker until he entered politics in [[1881]]. He was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]], served as Ambassador to Spain, Foreign Minister and Minister of the Merchant Marine. He became Prime Minister of Greece following the resignation of [[Alexandros Zaimis]] in [[1915]] but quit the following year.		Skouloudis was born in [[Constantinople]], in [[1838]]. He studied medicine at the [[University of Athens]] and worked as a business director and a banker in his native city. In [[1876]], he left Constantinople for [[Athens]] where he contined working as a banker until he entered politics in [[1881]]. He was elected to the [[Hellenic Parliament]], served as Ambassador to Spain, Foreign Minister and Minister of the Merchant Marine. He became Prime Minister of Greece following the resignation of [[Alexandros Zaimis]] in [[1915]] but quit the following year.
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		+	During his term in office:
		+	* French forces occupied [[Kerkyra]] and evacuated the remnants of the Serbian army there ([[January 11]], [[1916]]). Skouloudis protested the occupation as a violation of Greek neutrality.
		+	* Bulgarian forces assaulted Fort Roupel ([[May 26]], [[1916]]). Skouloudis ordered the fort be surrendered on the following day.

	Skouloudis died in [[1928]]. Besides his banking and political activities, he was an art collector and accumulated, by the time of his death, a noteworthy collection which he donated in his will to the National Gallery of Athens.		Skouloudis died in [[1928]]. Besides his banking and political activities, he was an art collector and accumulated, by the time of his death, a noteworthy collection which he donated in his will to the National Gallery of Athens.

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