Georgios Papandreou

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Greek politician human liberal politician prime minister

Georgios Papandreou was a prominent Greek liberal politician and three-time prime minister who played a key role in Greece’s mid-20th-century political life, especially during and after World War II.

Aliases (2)

George Papandreou (born 1952) ×1
Papandreou ×1

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Greek politician → human → liberal politician → prime minister →
countryOfCitizenship	Greece →
ethnicGroup	Greeks →
familyName	Papandreou →
fieldOfWork	politics → public administration →
givenName	Georgios →
hasChild	Andreas Papandreou → George Papandreou (born 1952) →
hasRelative	Papandreou family →
ideology	centrism → liberalism →
influenced	Andreas Papandreou → Greek centrist politics →
languageSpoken	Greek →
memberOfPoliticalParty	Centre Union → Liberal Party (Greece) →
movement	Greek Centre political movement →
nativeLanguage	Greek →
notableEvent	Dekemvriana (December events) in Athens, 1944 → Greek government-in-exile during World War II → Political crisis of 1965 in Greece →
notableFamily	Papandreou political dynasty →
notableFor	leadership of the Centre Union in the 1960s → leading the Greek government-in-exile in World War II → role in the 1944 liberation and subsequent crisis in Athens →
notableWork	Leadership of the Centre Union during the 1960s →
occupation	lawyer → politician →
officeContested	Prime Minister of Greece →
participantIn	Greek Civil War period politics → Greek Resistance-era politics → Post–World War II Greek politics →
positionHeld	Deputy Prime Minister of Greece → Mayor of Kalamata → Minister of Education of Greece → Minister of Finance of Greece → Minister of the Interior of Greece → Prime Minister of Greece →
residence	Athens → Kalamata →
sexOrGender	male →
workLocation	Athens → Kalamata →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Georgios Papandreou ("Papandreou") →	familyName
Georgios Papandreou ("George Papandreou (born 1952)") →	hasChild
Greek government-in-exile →	headOfGovernment
Lebanon Conference (1944) →	participant