Odysseas Aggelis
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Odysseas Aggelis (Greek: , 1912 1987) was Vice President of Greece in 1973, during the "republican" period of the military junta of 1967-1974. Along with most of those involved in the coup of April 1967, he was an officer of the Greek Army. At the time he held the rank of Lieutenant General and was appointed Chief of the Army General Staff following the coup. He was responsible, at least officially, for the Army Decree Nr. 13, which banned the musical works of Mikis Theodorakis. In the failed royal counter-coup of 13 December 1967, Aggelis remained…mehr

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Odysseas Aggelis (Greek: , 1912 1987) was Vice President of Greece in 1973, during the "republican" period of the military junta of 1967-1974. Along with most of those involved in the coup of April 1967, he was an officer of the Greek Army. At the time he held the rank of Lieutenant General and was appointed Chief of the Army General Staff following the coup. He was responsible, at least officially, for the Army Decree Nr. 13, which banned the musical works of Mikis Theodorakis. In the failed royal counter-coup of 13 December 1967, Aggelis remained loyal to the junta, and was rewarded with promotion to full General and appointment as Chief of the Armed Forces Command. Personally loyal to junta principal George Papadopoulos, Aggelis was chosen by the latter as his Vice President when he abolished the monarchy and declared Greece a Presidential Republic on 1 June 1973. Aggelis served int his post until 25 November 1973, when Papadopoulos lost power to a hardliner coup.