Greek government-in-exile
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The Greek government-in-exile was the internationally recognized Greek authority based abroad during World War II after the Axis occupation of Greece, overseeing resistance coordination and postwar political planning.
Aliases (3)
- Greek Government-in-Exile ×2
- Greek government (World War II era) ×1
- Greek government-in-exile during World War II ×1
Statements (48)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Greek government
→
government-in-exile → |
| alliedWith |
British government
→
Free French Forces → other Allied governments-in-exile in London → |
| appliesToPeriod |
World War II
→
|
| capital |
Cairo
→
London → |
| cause |
Axis occupation of Greece
→
|
| claimedJurisdictionOver |
entire territory of Greece
→
|
| conflict |
World War II
→
|
| country |
Kingdom of Greece
→
|
| diplomaticMission |
Greek embassy in London
→
Greek legations to Allied countries → |
| endTime |
1944
→
|
| followedBy |
Government of National Unity (Greece)
→
|
| hasGovernmentForm |
constitutional monarchy
→
|
| headOfGovernment |
Emmanouil Tsouderos
→
Georgios Papandreou → |
| headOfState |
George II of Greece
→
|
| ideology |
liberal democracy
→
monarchism → |
| jurisdictionOver |
Greek armed forces abroad
→
|
| language |
Greek
→
|
| legalStatus |
internationally recognized government of Greece
→
|
| location |
Egypt
→
United Kingdom → |
| militaryBranch |
Greek forces in the Middle East
→
Royal Hellenic Air Force → Royal Hellenic Navy → |
| opposedBy |
EAM-ELAS (Greek left-wing resistance) in political terms
→
collaborationist government in occupied Greece → |
| partOf |
Allied war effort
→
|
| recognizedBy |
Allied powers
→
Soviet Union → United Kingdom → United States → |
| replaces |
Metaxas Regime
→
pre-war government of the Kingdom of Greece → |
| residence |
Cairo
→
London → |
| role |
coordination of Greek resistance
→
postwar political planning for Greece → representation of Greece to the Allies → |
| significantEvent |
participation in the Caserta Agreement (1944)
→
participation in the Lebanon Conference (1944) → return to liberated Athens in 1944 → |
| startTime |
1941
→
|
Referenced by (6)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Ronald Scobie
("Greek government (World War II era)")
→
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affiliation |
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Lebanon Conference (1944)
→
|
category |
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Caserta Agreement (1944)
("Greek Government-in-Exile")
→
|
involvedParty |
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Georgios Papandreou
("Greek government-in-exile during World War II")
→
|
notableEvent |
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EAM (National Liberation Front)
→
|
opposedBy |
|
Caserta Agreement (1944)
("Greek Government-in-Exile")
→
|
signedBy |