Panoutsos Notaras

Greek politician and public figure

Panoutsos Notaras - Greek politician and public figure
Born

March 31st, 1740
284 years ago

Died

January 18th, 1849
176 years ago — 108 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Greece

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Active in the early 19th century, the individual participated in the Greek War of Independence, which aimed to liberate Greece from Ottoman rule. The individual held several significant political roles during the formation of the modern Greek state and collaborated with other key figures in the struggle for independence. His efforts contributed to establishing a government and legal framework for the new country. After the war, the individual continued to engage in political life until the mid-19th century, influencing early Greek politics.

Participation in the Greek War of Independence

Service in the early Greek government

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