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1944 in Greece

Explore 9 historical events and records for Greece in 1944.

Historical records for Greece in 1944

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April

Death of Anastasi Siouli

Siouli, Anastasi ยท Warfare / World War, 2nd

Death of Anastasi Siouli, executed by the Nazis

Execution

Siouli, Anastasi ยท Warfare / World War, 2nd

Executed by the Germans during a raid on Greek parisans

Government of National Unity Formed

Papandreou, Georgios ยท Cairo ยท Prime Minister of Greece ยท Government / Government of Greece

Papandreou forms a government intended to unite resistance and exile political forces.

May

Lebanon Conference Agreement

Papandreou, Georgios ยท Lebanon ยท Prime Minister of Greece ยท Government / Government of Greece

Greek political and resistance representatives agree to participate in a national government.

September

Caserta Agreement

Papandreou, Georgios ยท Caserta ยท Prime Minister of Greece ยท Government / Government of Greece

Greek armed formations are placed under a unified command before liberation.

October

Government Returns to Athens

Papandreou, Georgios ยท Athens ยท Prime Minister of Greece ยท Government / Government of Greece

Papandreou and the national government return after German withdrawal.

December

Death of Andrew

Andrew ยท Monte Carlo ยท House / House of Battenburg

Death of Andrew, Prince Philips father

Other events (month unknown)

Declaration of War

George II ยท Warfare / Civil War

Civil war breaks out between the royalists & communists

Prime Minister of Greece

Papandreou, George ยท Prime Minister of Greece ยท Government / Government of Greece

George Papandreou begins a term as Prime Minister of Greece in 1944.

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