Everything about List Of Kings Of Greece totally explained
This is a
list of the heads of state of Greece, from the foundation of the modern nation state until the present.
After the death of Alexander the succession proved problematic, as the
Venizelist government at first favoured Alexander's younger brother
Paul. As Paul refused to pass by
his father Constantine and his
elder brother George, the government favoured a republican government and established a regency pending a decision on the matter.
The new government held a
plebiscite, which resulted in an overwhelming majority for the return of King Constantine I.
The
regime of the colonels was established in a
military coup led by Colonel
Georgios Papadopoulos on
21 April 1967. When King Constantine II went into exile on
13 December, his constitutional role was assumed by regents appointed by the military junta.
On
1 June 1973 the junta abolished the monarchy and replaced it with a presidential republic.
In 1974, the
military junta was overthrown and democracy restored. A second
referendum, held on
8 December 1974, confirmed the abolition of the monarchy and the establishment of the current
parliamentary republic, with the
President of the Republic as the head of state.
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