Lebanon Conference (1944)

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The Lebanon Conference of 1944 was a pivotal meeting of Greek political leaders in exile during World War II that sought to form a government of national unity and address tensions that would later erupt into the Greek Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II-era diplomatic event
political conference
category 1944 in Greek politics
Conferences of World War II
Greek government-in-exile
chronologyWithin World War II
conflict Greek Civil War
surface form: Greek Civil War (as later outcome)
country Greece
describedAs pivotal meeting of Greek political leaders in exile
followedBy events leading to the Greek Civil War
hasCause conflict between the Greek government-in-exile and resistance movements in occupied Greece
political tensions within the Greek resistance during World War II
hasEffect attempted reconciliation between Greek political factions
temporary political compromise among Greek leaders in exile
hasHistoricalRole turning point in relations between EAM-ELAS and the Greek government-in-exile
hasTopic coalition governments
exile governments
resistance movements in occupied Europe
inception May 1944
languageOfWorkOrName English
Greek
location Beirut
Lebanon
mainSubject Government of Greece
surface form: Greek government-in-exile

Greek politics during World War II
Greek resistance organizations
national unity government of Greece
outcome agreement on participation of EAM in a national unity government
political commitments that were only partially implemented
participant British representatives
EAM (National Liberation Front)
National Liberation Front (EAM)
surface form: ELAS (Greek People’s Liberation Army)

Georgios Papandreou
Kingdom of Greece
surface form: Greek government-in-exile

Greek political party leaders
representatives of EAM-ELAS
partOf diplomatic history of World War II
political history of modern Greece
precededBy Cairo Conference
surface form: Cairo Conference (Greek political negotiations, 1943)
purpose to define the political framework for post-liberation Greece
to form a Greek government of national unity
to resolve political tensions among Greek factions
relatedTo Caserta Agreement (1944)
Dekemvriana
surface form: Dekemvriana (December events in Athens, 1944)
significantEvent formation of a Greek government of national unity in exile
significantFor post-war political order in Greece
prelude to the Greek Civil War
timePeriod World War II

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Greek Civil War precededBy Lebanon Conference (1944)
National Liberation Front (EAM) notableEvent Lebanon Conference (1944)
Caserta Agreement (1944) relatedTo Lebanon Conference (1944)
EDES representatives participatedIn Lebanon Conference (1944)
Greek monarchy referendum of 1946 relatedEvent Lebanon Conference (1944)
Greek Resistance significantEvent Lebanon Conference (1944)