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9/30/21

[Answer] The Question: What Greek colonel led the 1967 coup that overthrew Prime Minister George Papandreou and forced King Constantine II into exile?

Answer: The Answer: The correct answer is George Papadopoulos.




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The Question: What Greek colonel led the 1967 coup that overthrew Prime Minister George Papandreou and forced King Constantine II into exile? Answer: What Greek colonel led the 1967 coup that overthrew Prime Minister George Papandreou and forced King Constantine II into exile ? Answer: After the Allied forces invaded southern Italy Mussolini fled north and tried to establish a new capital at what small village on Lake Garda? Question : What Greek colonel led the 1967 coup that overthrew Prime Minister George Papandreou and forced King Constantine II into exile ? Constantine Karamanlis Costas Simitis George Rallis Alexander Papagos George Papadopoulos The Answer: The correct answer is George Papadopoulos. The Greek junta or Regime of the Colonels was a far-right authoritarian military junta that ruled Greece from 1967 to 1974. On 21 April 1967 a group of colonels overthrew the caretaker government a month before scheduled elections which Georgios Papandreou s Centre Union was favoured to win. How did the '67 Greek coup lead to the overthrow of the monarch? After the coup of ’67 the king swore the dictators as the legitimate government of Greece. Constantine II had to accept that actual power lay with the coup leader Colonel George Papadopoulos and not the army chief of staff General Grigorios Spantidakis (who was ignorant of the April coup). The king on returning to Tatoi from the Defence Ministry was faced with the agonizing choice of departing for exile or initially acquiescencing to the coup. ...

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