Caramanlis
Americannoun
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Constantine Caramanlis, the former conservative prime minister who governed from 1955 to 1963 before his self-imposed exile to Paris, headed a civilian government of national unity.
From New York Times
Sartzetakis replaces conservative Elder Statesman Constantine Caramanlis, 78, a prestigious counterweight to Papandreou who resigned March 10 after the Socialists withdrew support for his candidacy.
From Time Magazine Archive
Last March he shocked many of his countrymen when he abruptly withdrew his backing for a second term for Constantine Caramanlis, then the country's President.
From Time Magazine Archive
A conservative, pro-Western politician revered by most Greeks, Caramanlis had been a moderating influence on Papandreou.
From Time Magazine Archive
Papandreou himself has hardly waxed enthusiastic about Greece's E.C. membership, which was engineered by President Constantine Caramanlis 9� months before the Socialist sweep last October.
From Time Magazine Archive
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