Charilaos Trikoupis

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Charilaos Trikoupis was a prominent 19th-century Greek statesman and multiple-time prime minister known for his efforts to modernize Greece’s infrastructure and economy.

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instanceOf Greek politician
human
areaOfInfluence 19th-century Greek politics
modern Greek state formation
countryOfCitizenship Greece
describedBySource biographical works on Greek statesmen
histories of modern Greece
studies of Greek economic development
educatedAt University of Athens NERFINISHED
University of Paris NERFINISHED
familyName Trikoupis NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork constitutional politics
infrastructure policy
public finance
givenName Charilaos NERFINISHED
hasCauseOfNotability led major modernization policies in Greece
managed Greek public debt and bankruptcy crisis
served multiple terms as Prime Minister of Greece
influenced later Greek liberal politicians
influencedBy European liberal ideas
languageSpoken English
French
movement Greek liberal movement
nativeLanguage Greek
notableFor economic reforms in Greece
infrastructure development in Greece
modernization of Greece
phrase "Unfortunately, we are bankrupt"
notableWork harbor and port improvements in Greece
promotion of parliamentary governance in Greece
public works program in Greece
railway expansion in Greece
reforms of Greek tax system
reorganization of Greek public administration
road network development in Greece
occupation politician
statesman
partOf political history of modern Greece
politicalAlignment liberalism
positionHeld Member of the Hellenic Parliament
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece
Prime Minister of Greece NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
workLocation Athens NERFINISHED

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First Cemetery of Athens hasNotableBurial Charilaos Trikoupis
Rio–Antirrio Bridge namedAfter Charilaos Trikoupis