Divri can have different uses In Albania A Greek language Greek name of Jerm In Herzegovina The river, of the same name, which was mentioned by Herodotus . In Greece Divfi Fthiotida , Greece Divri , in the prefecture of Fthiotis Divri, a second name of Lampeia in the northeastern part of the prefecture of Ilia disambig ... more details
Otheruses Stephanopoulos Infobox Person name Christos Stephanopoulos br br 6th Mayor of Pyrgos, Ilia Pyrgos birth date 1853 birth place Ilia prefecture Ilia , Greece Image Flag of Greece.svg 15px Flag of Greece death date 1918 death place Greece Image Flag of Greece.svg 15px Flag of Greece nationality Image Flag of Greece.svg 15px Flag of Greece Greece Greek occupation politician . Christos Stephanopoulos Greek , 1853 in the Ilia prefecture 1918 was a Greece Greek politician and mayor of Pyrgos, Ilia Pyrgos . Christos Stephanopoulos was born in Lampeia Divri and was the son of Stephanos Stephanopoulos elder Stephanos Stephanopoulos the elder, a politician and the relative of the historic Stephanopoulos family. He studied law at Athens and was married to Fani Vakalopoulou . One of his son was Georgios Stephanopoulos . In his first political years of his career, he tried to become mayor of Divri but later, he was elected politician for Ilia in 1885, 1887, 1892, 1895, 1902, 1905 and 1906. In 1907, he was elected mayor of Pyrgos and ran until his death in 1918. References unreferenced date March 2008 Succession preceded Anastasios Varouxis office Mayor of Pyrgos succeeded Takis Vakalopoulos DEFAULTSORT Stephanopoulos, Christos Category 1853 births Category 1918 deaths Category Greek politicians Category People from Pyrgos Category Politicians from the Ilia prefecture Category Mayors of places in Greece el ... more details
Other uses Stephanopoulos Orphan date February 2009 Infobox Person name Stefanos V. Stefanopoulos br . birth date birth place Greece Image Flag of Greece.svg 15px Flag of Greece death date 2004 death place Greece Image Flag of Greece.svg 15px Flag of Greece nationality Image Flag of Greece.svg 15px Flag of Greece Greece Greek occupation politician Stefanos V. Stephanopoulos Stephanopoulos Greek . , died 2004 was a Greece Greek politician. Biography He studied political sciences in Athens and in Paris . His father Vasos Stephanopoulos served as a minister and a politician with roots traced back to Lampeia Divri Lampeia in Ilia. He was a titular old student at the Historic and Philological Department of the cole Pratique des Hautes tudes , a diplmoat persion of high studies in the key of history of decree and the Common Information at the Pantheon Assas Paris II University , Doctorare Docteur d Etat of the judce of the same university and history of Greek and Roman Laws at the Law School at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki . From 1989 until his death in 2004, he studied the history of decree at the Panteio University and he was elected and entered at the same university. He was a politician of the New Democracy Greece New Democracy party. and the Political Spring . His wife was Foteini Dekazou Stefanopoulou, a substitute professor at the Panteio University, she tried to become a politician of the Political Spring. References The first version of the article is translated and is based from the el article at the Greek Wikipedia el . el Main Page Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Stefanopoulos, Stefanos V. ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH Greece DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH Greece DEFAULTSORT Stefanopoulos, Stefanos V. Category Year of birth missing Category 2004 deaths Category Greek politicians Category Politicians from the Ilia prefecture ... more details
Other uses Thallis Theodoridis disambiguation Thallis Theodoridis Infobox Person name Thallis Theodoritis br birth date around 1790 birth place Pyrgos, Ilia Pyrgos , now Greece Image Flag of Greece.svg 15px Flag of Greece death date 1850 death place Greece Image Flag of Greece.svg 15px Flag of Greece nationality Image Flag of Greece.svg 15px Flag of Greece Greece Greek occupation Greek War of Independence Greek revolutionary leader Thallis Theodoridis Greek , died 1850 was a Greece Greek revolutionary leader during the Greek War of Independence . He was born in Pyrgos, Ilia Pyrgos and is the descendant of the rich Theodoridis family which descended from Lampeia Divri now Lampeia . He was a writer and of Sissinaion and battled with his own in the army in Attica , Ilia and the battle of Riolos . After the revolution, he was a keeper of Pyrgos and was categorized several times in arbitrations. He died in 1850. He was related with Vasileios Theodoridis . References The first version of the article is translated and is based on the el article at the Greek Wikipedia el el Main Page Vyronas Davos , Ston Pyrgo kai stin Ilia tou 1821 1930 1821 1930 In Athens and in Pyrgos From 1821 Until 1930 , Athens 1996 Kostas Triantafyllou , Istoriko lexiko ton Patron Patras Historic Lexicon Patras 1995 Domi Encyclopedia DEFAULTSORT Theodoridis, Thallis Category 1790s births Category 1850 deaths Category People of the Greek War of Independence Category People from Pyrgos el ... more details
Other uses Oreini disambiguation Oreini Image Xorio.jpg thumb left 200px View of the Village Infobox Greek Dimos name Oreini name local periph West Greece prefec Elis Prefecture Elis municipality Lampeia population village 203 population as of 2001 elevation lat deg 37 lat min 52 lon deg 21 lon min 51 Image Oreini panorama2.jpg thumb 300px Panorama of Oreini Image Agiannis.jpg thumb 200px Church of Agios Ioannis Oreini Greek meaning mountainous is a village in Greece in the municipality of Lampeia . It was formerly known as Mostenitsa , a name of Slavic languages Slavic origin. Oreini is built on the slopes of mount Mount Lampeia Lampeia or Divri. Oreini contains also the small settlement of Paliofytia. Oreini is located west northwest of Tripoli, Greece Tripoli , 75 km northeast of Pyrgos, Ilia Pyrgos and south southeast of Patras . The population was 279 people in 1991, and 189 in 2001 203 including Paliofytia . Geography Oreini is located on a mountain range that extends from Katakolo to southwestern Lasiona, Elis Lasiona . Much of the area are forested to the west and the east, farmlands are within the village area and some valleys. History The village dates back to the Slavic peoples Slavic origin, it was later ruled by the Frankish Empire Franks , Albanians? and the Ottoman Empire Ottomans . It finally joined the country of Greece after the Greek War of Independence , it produced a revolutionary leader Theodoros Papasimakopoulos who battled in Lalas. After World War II and the Greek Civil War , its houses were rebuilt, but its population left for larger cities of Greece and other parts of the world. Oreini became connected with asphalt in the 1960s. More pavement was accessed in the late 20th century. Electricity, radio and automobiles were introduced in the mid 20th century, television in the late 20th century and computer and internet at the turn of the millennium. Economy Most of the people are stockbreeders sheeps ans goats as ... more details
A list of mountain s in Greece Acarnanian Mountains Aenos Agia Dynati in Kefalonia Agkistro Egaleo mountain Aigaleo or Egaleo Arachnaia Artemissio Mountains Aroania or Chelmos Askio Athamanika or Tzoumerka Attavyros Mount Athos Chasia Cholomon Chortiatis Cithaeron Geraneia Dikte Divri Dirfys Doskouri 531 m Mount Drys Drys Erymanthos mountains Evmorfia in Kefalonia Falakro Foloi Geraneia Gioupari in Kefalonia Gkiona Grammeni Oxia Gramos Mount Helicon Helicon Hymettus Mount Ida Kakia Skala Kallidromi Kalon Oros, Kefalonia Kampoli 350 m Salamina Kantili Karampoli 908 m S Viotia Karvounis Samos Kerdylio Belasitsa Kerkini Kofinas Kokkini Rachi in Kefalonia Mount Kyllini Mount Kythnos Mourgkana Kyparissian mountains Mount Lekani Lafna 689 m Lakma 2,295 m southeastern Epirus Lefki Oros Lissi mountain Lissi 985 m W Attica Lyrkia Lycabettus Lycaeus Lykaio ancient Lycaeus Lykodimo Mainalo Makrynoros Mavrinora 647 m Mavros Oros Mavrovouni mountain in Northeast Attica Mavrovouni 648 m NE of Varnava Mavrovouni Salamina Mavrovouni Salaminas 367 m highest point in Salamina Menoikio Merenta 613 m SE Attica Messapion Minthi Mitsikeli 1,180 m , eastcentral Ioannina Prefecture Movri Nerovoulo in the island of Ithaca Nitriton Oros in the island of Ithaca Ochi Mountains Oinoi Oeta Oiti Mount Olympus Olympus 2,917 m, the highest mountain in Greece Olympus Euboea Olympus Lesbos Omplos Oneia Mountains Orvilos Orbelos Mount Ossa Greece Ossa or Kissavos Othrys Paliki Mountains in western Kefalonia Paiko 1,650 m 70km SE of Thessaloniki Panachaiko 1,926 m Pangaion hills Panaitoliko Panion 650 m Mount Pantokrator Pantokrator Corfu Parnassus Parnitha Parnon Pastra mountain 1,016 m Pateras Mountains Pellinaio Pelion Penteli Pierian mountains Pindus Mountains Profitis Ilias Mountains in the island of Rhodes Provai Psiloreitis Rhodope Mountains Skarpa 650 m , north of Penteli Skollis Smolikas 2,637 m , second highest Tainaro mounntains Taygetus Telethrio Thesprotian Mountains Tmolus Tomaros Tsibero ... more details
border 1 cellpadding 4 cellspacing 0 class toccolours style float right width 275px clear both margin 0.5em 0 1em 1em border style solid border 1px solid 7f7f7f border right width 2px border bottom width 2px border collapse collapse font size 90 big big Alexandros Panagoulis big big style background efefef align center colspan 2 Title Member of the Greek Parliament Terms 1974 1976 Date of Birth 2 July 1939 Place of Birth Glyfada , Athens , Greece Date of Death 1 May 1976 Place of Death Vouliagmenis Avenue, Athens Profession Politician , Poet Political party Center Union Office President of E.DI.N Term of Office 1974 1976 Alexandros Panagoulis lang el 2 July 1939 1 May 1976 was a Greece Greek politician and poet. He took an active role in the fight against the Regime of the Colonels 1967&ndash 1974 in Greece. He became famous for his attempt to assassinate dictator Georgios Papadopoulos on 13 August 1968, but also for the torture that he was subjected to during his detention. After the restoration of democracy he was elected to the Greek parliament as a member of the Center Union E. K. . Biography Alexandros Panagoulis was born in the Glyfada neighbourhood of Athens . He was the second son of Vassilios Panagoulis, an officer in the Greek Army , and his wife Athena, and the brother of Georgios Panagoulis, also a Greek Army officer and victim of the Colonels regime, and Efstathios, who became a politician. His father was from Divri Lampeia in Elis Western Peloponnese while his mother was from the Ionian island of Lefkada . Panagoulis spent part of his childhood during the Axis Occupation of Greece in the Second World War on this island. He studied at the National Technical University of Athens Metsovion Polytechnic in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering. Politics From his teenage years, Alexandros Panagoulis was inspired by democratic values. He joined the youth organisation of the Center Union party E.K. , known as O.N.E.K., under the leadershi ... more details
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