Withdrawal from NATO Integrated Command
Karamanlis withdraws Greece from NATO's integrated military command after the Cyprus crisis.
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Karamanlis withdraws Greece from NATO's integrated military command after the Cyprus crisis.
New Democracy wins the first parliamentary election after the dictatorship.
Greek voters reject restoration of the monarchy in a referendum held after democracy is restored.
Constantine is not permitted to return to Greece to campaign personally before the referendum on the future of the monarchy.
The option associated with restoration of the monarchy receives slightly more than thirty percent of the vote in the Greek referendum.
After ending his active International Olympic Committee membership, Constantine is appointed an honorary IOC member for life.
Karamanlis founds the New Democracy political party.
Karamanlis becomes Prime Minister after the restoration of democracy.
Constantine II and his family establish their principal residence in London after years of exile following the failed 1967 counter-coup.
Karamanlis returns from exile and forms a government of national unity.
After years in Rome, Constantine and his family spend a short period in Denmark before establishing their permanent residence in London.
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