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Georgios Rallis Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Georgios Rallis, based on 7 World History Database records associated with Greece.

7 records1979–19815 events2 places

Chronological biography

1979

Treaty of Accession28 May 1979
Government / European Economic Community (EEC) · Foreign Minister of Greece · Athens

Signs Greece's accession treaty as Foreign Minister alongside Prime Minister Konstantinos Karamanlis.

Treaty of Accession28 June 1979
Government / Government of Greece · Foreign Minister of Greece · Athens

Serves as Foreign Minister when Parliament approves Greece's accession treaty.

1980

Prime Minister of Greece1980
Government / Government of Greece · Prime Minister of Greece

Georgios Rallis succeeds Karamanlis as Prime Minister.

1981

European Community Membership1 January 1981
Government / Government of Greece · Prime Minister of Greece · Athens

Greece becomes a member of the European Communities during Rallis's premiership.

Greece Joins European Communities1 January 1981
Government / European Economic Community (EEC) · Prime Minister of Greece · Athens

Heads the government when Greece becomes the tenth member of the European Communities.

Treaty of Accession1 January 1981
Government / Government of Greece · Prime Minister of Greece · Athens

Heads Greece when the accession treaty enters into force and the country becomes the tenth Community member.

Maastricht European Council23 March 1981
Government / European Economic Community (EEC) · Prime Minister of Greece · Maastricht

Represents newly admitted Greece at its first year of European Council participation.

Titles and roles

Foreign Minister of Greece · Prime Minister of Greece

Record provenance

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