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Georgios Papadopoulos Quiz
Unmasking the Dictator: A Journey into the Reign of Georgios Papadopoulos
Updated: Feb 17, 2024
Step into the intriguing web of Greek history and unravel the enigmatic persona of Georgios Papadopoulos. This riveting quiz will challenge your knowledge of the notorious military dictator who left an indelible mark on Greece's political landscape.
Get ready to test your Georgios Papadopoulos knowledge with this challenging quiz! With 31 questions covering all aspects of Georgios Papadopoulos, it's not for the faint of heart. Do you have what it takes to emerge victorious? Challenge yourself and see the results.
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A Greek President And Military Dictator
A Greek Basketball Player
A Greek Philosopher
A Greek Author
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A Coup D'etat In Greece
An Economic Revolution
An Archaeological Expedition
A Major Fashion Trend
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President Of Greece
Chancellor
Prime Minister Of Greece
Minister Of Defense
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Prime Minister Of Greece
Mayor Of Athens
President Of Greece
Greek Military General
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A Terrible Natural Disaster
He Was Overthrown By Dimitrios Ioannidis
An International Invasion
He Stepped Down Voluntarily
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3 March 1910
27 June 1999
1 January 1921
5 May 1919
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5 May 1919
1 January 2000
27 June 1999
3 March 1974
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He Boosted Tourism Significantly
He Brought About A Financial Crash
He Introduced Technological Advancements
It Is Still A Subject Of Intense Debate
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During World War Two
After The Military Coup
During World War One
After World War Two
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Colonel
Sergeant
Lieutenant
General
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1974
1978
1972
1970
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An Oligarchy
A Totalitarian System
A Republic
A Democracy
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Military Officer Nikolaos Makarezos
Brigadier General Dimitrios Ioannidis
Andreas Papandreou, The Leader Of The Resistance
King Constantine II Of Greece
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The Greek Revolution
The Metapolitefsi
The Velvet Revolution
The Orange Revolution
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Life Imprisonment
Death
10 Years In Prison
Hard Labour
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Hard Labour
Life Imprisonment
Death
10 Years In Prison
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No
Yes, But Only On His Deathbed
Yes, But Only After 20 Years In Prison
Yes, Immediately
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Until The Late 1990s
Until The Mid-1980s
Until His Death
Until His Sentence Was Finished
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Georgios Papadopoulos
Winston Churchill
George Washington
Napoleon Bonaparte
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He Was The Greek Ambassador To The United Nations
He Was A Dictator Responsible For The Overthrow Of The Greek Government
He Was A Key Figure In The Restoration Of Greece
He Was A Peaceful Protester
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A Marxist-Leninist Regime
A Laissez-faire Economic Regime
A Liberal Democratic Regime
An Authoritarian, Anti-communist And Ultranationalist Regime
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Because Of His Fashion Choices
Because Of His Sports Career
Because Of His Anti-communist And Ultranationalist Policies
Because Of His Contribution To Greek Literature
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Thrice
Twice
Never
Once
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Yes, He Was Loved By All
No, He Was Widely Criticized
Yes, In His Later Years
Yes, Only In The Beginning
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Yes, In The Greek Air Force
No, He Was Always A Civilian
Yes, He Was In The Hellenic Army During WWII
Yes, In The Navy
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Korean War
Greco-Italian War
World War I
World War II
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An Acclaimed Author
A High-ranking Military Officer
A Famous Scientist
A Public Speaker
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No, He Was Immediately Thwarted
Yes, But He Gave Power Back Quickly
Yes, He Established His Rule
No, He Was Arrested
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He Was Imprisoned
He Committed Suicide
He Ran Away From Greece
He Became A Hermit
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Yes, He Is Now Regarded As A Victim
Yes, He Is Now Regarded As A Hero
No, His Dictatorial Legacy Remains Controversial
Yes, His Actions Are Now Seen As Justifiable
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Apr 1, 1947
Jun 27, 1999
Jan 27, 1974
Sep 19, 1970
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