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'''Tzannis Tzannetakis''' (born [[September 13]], [[1927]]), [[Greece|Greek]] politician, was briefly Prime Minister of Greece during the political crisis of [[1989]]-[[1990]].

Tzannetakis was born in [[Gytheio]] in the region of [[Laconia prefecture|Laconia]] in [[1927]]. He served as a naval officer but resigned on [[April 22]] [[1967]], the day after the military coup which brough the dictatorship of [[George Papadopoulos]] to power. He was in prison from [[1969]] to [[1971]].

When democracy was restored in [[1974]] Tzannetakis joined the [[New Democracy]] party of [[Constantine Karamanlis]], and was elected to the Greek Parliament in [[1977]]. Between [[1977]] and the defeat of the ND government in [[1981]] he was at various times Minister for Public Works, Tourism and Defence.

The July [[1989]] elections left the ruling [[PASOK]] party of [[Andreas Papandreou]] without a majority, but the ND, now led by [[Constantine Mitsotakis]], did not have a majority either. Tzannetakis then formed a government in an unlikely alliance with the left-wing Coalition of the Left and Progress ([[Synaspismos]]), which then included the [[Communist Party of Greece]].

Tzannetakis resigned with the Synaspismos withdrew its support in [[1990]]. [[Yiannis Grivas]] then formed a caretaker government until fresh elections could be held. Mitsotakis won these elections and Tzannetakis became Deputy Prime Minister in Mitsotakis's government, a post he held until [[1993]]. He is still a member of the Parliament and is also active in the ND organisation.

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== External links ==

* [http://www.parliament.gr/english/synthesh/mp.asp?MPID=401 Curriculum Vitae] on the Hellenic Parliament website

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 The July [[1989]] elections left the ruling [[PASOK]] party of [[Andreas Papandreou]] without a majority, but the ND, now led by [[Constantine Mitsotakis]], did not have a majority either. Tzannetakis then formed a government in an unlikely alliance with the left-wing Coalition of the Left and Progress ([[Synaspismos]]), which then included the [[Communist Party of Greece]].
-Tzannetakis resigned with the Synaspismos withdrew its support in [[1990]]. [[Yiannis Grivas]] then formed a caretaker government until fresh elections could be held. Mitsotakis won these elections and Tzannetakis became Deputy Prime Minister in Mitsotakis's government, a post he held until [[1993]]. He is still a member of the Parliament and is also active in the ND organisation.
+Tzannetakis resigned with the Synaspismos withdrew its support in [[1990]]. [[Yiannis Grivas]] then formed a caretaker government until fresh elections could be held. Mitsotakis won these elections and Tzannetakis became Deputy Prime Minister in Mitsotakis's government, a post he held until [[1993]]. He remained a member of the Parliament and was active in the ND organisation until the very end.
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 Tzannetakis was born in [[Gytheio]] in the region of [[Laconia prefecture|Laconia]] in [[1927]]. He served as a naval officer but resigned on [[April 22]] [[1967]], the day after the military coup which brough the dictatorship of [[George Papadopoulos]] to power. He was in prison from [[1969]] to [[1971]].
-When democracy was restored in [[1974]] Tzannetakis joined the [[New Democracy]] party of [[Constantine Karamanlis]], and was elected to the [[Greek Parliament]] in [[1977]]. Between [[1977]] and the defeat of the ND government in [[1981]] he was at various times Minister for Public Works, [[Minister for Tourism (Greece)|Tourism]] and Defence.
+When democracy was restored in [[1974]] Tzannetakis joined the [[New Democracy]] party of [[Constantine Karamanlis]], and was elected to the [[Greek Parliament]] in [[1977]]. Between [[1977]] and the defeat of the ND government in [[1981]] he was at various times Minister for Public Works, [[Minister for Tourism (Greece)|Tourism]] and [[Minister for National Defence (Greece)|Defence]].
 The July [[1989]] elections left the ruling [[PASOK]] party of [[Andreas Papandreou]] without a majority, but the ND, now led by [[Constantine Mitsotakis]], did not have a majority either. Tzannetakis then formed a government in an unlikely alliance with the left-wing Coalition of the Left and Progress ([[Synaspismos]]), which then included the [[Communist Party of Greece]].

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