Konstantinos Tsatsos
After graduating from the Law School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in 1918 he joined the diplomatic corps.After completing his doctoral studies (1924–1928) in Heidelberg, Weimar Republic Germany, he returned to Greece where he became a professor of law in 1933.In 1940, he was arrested and exiled for opposing the 4th of August Regime under Prime Minister of Greece Ioannis Metaxas.[1] In 1946, when he decided to participate more actively in the politics of Greece, he resigned from his post National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and then he became a member of the Liberal Party.He was survived by his wife Ioanna, née Seferiadi, the sister of the Nobel laureate poet George Seferis who died in 2000.
President of GreeceKonstantinos KaramanlisMichail StasinopoulosAthensKingdom of GreeceGreeceLiberal PartyNational Radical UnionIndependentNew DemocracyIoanna Tsatsou, née SeferiadiAlma materUniversity of AthensHeidelberg UniversityGreek diplomatPresident of the Third Hellenic RepublicNational and Kapodistrian University of AthensHeidelbergWeimar RepublicGermany4th of August RegimePrime Minister of GreeceIoannis MetaxasAxis occupation of Greece during World War IIGreek ResistanceMiddle EastWorld War IIInterior MinisterPetros Voulgarispolitics of GreeceConstantine KaramanlisGreek military junta of 1967–1974MetapolitefsiHellenic ParliamentMinister for CultureFirst CemeteryIoannaNobel laureateGeorge SeferisChristian democracyGreek nationalismMetaxismMonarchismAuthorityChristian valuesGreek cultureFamily valuesHellenocentrismLaconophiliaOrthodoxyPrivate propertySocial market economySocial orderProtectionismTraditionGreek Civil WarGreek economic miracleGreek language questionGreek monarchy referendum, 1935Greek referendum, 1946Leonardopoulos–Gargalidis coup d'état attemptNational SchismBardisDragoumisElytisKondylisTheodoracopulosVlachosAveroffGounarisKalogeropoulosKanellopoulosKaramanlisKapodistriasKoumoundourosMetaxasPapagosProtopapadakisRallis (Dimitrios)Rallis (Georgios)SamarasStefanopoulosStephanopoulosTsaldariTsaldaris (Konstantinos)LatinopoulouTsaldaris (Panagis)VelopoulosDemocratic RevivalGreek SolutionIndependent GreeksNational HopeNational Unity AssociationPopular Orthodox RallySpartansVoice of ReasonDemocratic RenewalFreethinkers' PartyGreek RallyNapist PartyPeople's PartyPolitical SpringPopular Social PartyUnion of PopularsPanhellenic Liberation OrganizationEleftheros KosmosKathimeriniAcademy of AthensconstitutionMinister of Culture and ScienceHeads of state of GreeceFirst Hellenic RepublicI. KapodistriasA. KapodistriasAdministrative CommitteeWittelsbachRegency CouncilGlücksburgGeorge IConstantine IAlexanderKountouriotisQueen OlgaGeorge IISecond Hellenic RepublicPangalos