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	Nikos Beloyannis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nikos Beloyannis (Greek: Νίκος Μπελογιάννης) was a Greek communist and resistance leader born in Amalias (Peloponnese, Greece) in 1915.
		Beloyannis denied all accusations and stressed the patriotic nature of his actions during the anti-Nazi resistance (1941-1944), the British intervention (1944-1946) and the Greek Civil War (1946-1949).
		His name was given to village Beloiannisz built in Hungary to house the Greek political refugees who lived in exile from the end of the civil war (1949) until the fall of the Papadopoulos junta and the re-establishment of democracy in Greece (1974).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nikos_Beloyannis (423 words)

	Nikos - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nikos (Νίκος) is a common given name in Greece and Cyprus.
		It was originally derived from Saint Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors and of all of Greece.
		Nikos originates from Nikolaos which means 'victory of the people'.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nikos (103 words)

	Qwika - George Papadopoulos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In diesem Versuch Beloyannis wurde zum Tod für das Verbrechen des Seins ein Mitglied der kommunistischen Partei verurteilt, zu der Zeit verboten in Griechenland unter einem Gesetz angenommen während Griechischer Bürgerkrieg.
		Der Todessatz sprach aus, nachdem dieser Versuch nicht durchgeführt wurde, aber Beloyannis zum Versuch wieder innen früh gesetzt wurde 1952, diese Zeit für angebliche Spionage, nach der Entdeckung der Radioübermittler benutzt Innenabdeckung von den griechischen Kommunisten, um mit der verbannten Führung der Partei in zu verständigen Sowjet-Anschluß.
		Die Beloyannis Versuche sind in Griechenland in hohem Grade umstritten und viel Grieche betrachtet den, wie viele griechische Kommunisten zu der Zeit, Beloyannis wurde für seinen politischen Glauben geschossen, anstatt irgendwelche realen Verbrechen.
	wikipedia.qwika.de /en2de/George_Papadopoulos (1387 words)

	George Papadopoulos Encyclopedia Article @ Freebies.Karr.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		At that trial, Beloyannis was sentenced to death for the crime of being a member of the Communist Party, which was banned at that time in Greece following the Themistoklis Sophoulis.
		The death sentence pronounced after this trial was not carried out, but Beloyannis was put to trial again in early 1952, this time for alleged espionage, following the discovery of radio transmitters used by undercover Greek communists to communicate with the exiled leadership of the Party in the decreed.
		The trial was by court-martial under Greek anti-insurgency legislation dating from the time of the Greek military ranks that remained in force even though the war had ended.
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	Nikos Beloyannis - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Nikos Beloyannis - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		This encyclopedia, history, geography and biography article about Nikos Beloyannis contains research on
		Nikos Beloyannis, Articles lacking sources, 1915 births, 1952 deaths, Deaths by firearm, Greek communists, Natives of Peloponnese and People executed by firing squad.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Nikos_Beloyannis (432 words)

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		Papadopoulos was a part of the court-martial in the readying of the well-known Greek communist leader Nikos Beloyannis in 1951.
		At that trial, Beloyannis was sentenced to necrosis for the crime of a part of the Communist Party, which was barred at that hour in Greece following the Greek Civil War.
		The Beloyannis are awfully controversial in Greece und uncountable Greeks that, uncountable Greek communists at the time, Beloyannis was shot for political beliefs, a bit than in general bona fide crimes.
	en.alfred-hitch-covers.info /George_Papadopoulos (2286 words)

	George Papadopoulos - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Papadopoulos, a staunch anti-communist, decided to become a captain in a security battalion run by the pro-German puppet government instead of further resisting them.
		Papadopoulos was also a member of the court-martial that sentenced Nikos Beloyannis to death for treason in 1951.
		The trial has been criticized for procedural irregularities, allegedly flawed evidence (including problematic "Soviet" decrypts), and its military nature (the Greek state was not in a declared war against a foreign power, but rather a domestic insurgency—which was, however, supplied from abroad).
	www.gogog.com /project/wikipedia/index.php/George_Papadopoulos (722 words)

	George_papadopoulos info here at en.articles-on-parenting.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Papadopoulos was a smithereen of the court-martial in the elementary exploratory of the well-known Greek communist leader Nikos Beloyannis in 1951.
		At that trial, Beloyannis was sentenced to release for the crime of inhabitance a smithereen of the Communist Party, which was bootleg at that eternity in Greece following the Greek Civil War.
		The release sentence pronounced after that exploratory wasn't carried out, but Beloyannis was put to exploratory anew in raw 1952, that eternity for alleged espionage, following the sensing of radio transmitters used by undercover Greek communists to convey with the exiled pilotage of the Party in the Soviet Union.
	en.articles-on-parenting.info /George_Papadopoulos (2303 words)

	Nikos Beloyannis
		Nikos Beloyannis during the trial, holding a carnation.
		Dr. Nikos A. Salingaros provides a biography of the Professor of Architecture at the University of California at Berkeley, with a list of his major publications and sources for his buildings.
		Nikos Stavrolakis essay on the Jewish presence in Greece from ancient times until the Nazi occupation.
	www.omniknow.com /common/wiki.php?in=en&term=Nikos_Beloyannis (1428 words)

	The Execution of Beloyannis by Peter de Francia (b.1921)
		Never previously exhibited, The Execution of Beloyannis has remained with the artist until now, although a pencil study for the work was shown by the Arts Council in the travelling exhibition, curated by John Berger, Looking Forward, during 1953.
		On 30th March 1952, Nikos Beloyannis was executed before dawn along with seven other men, on the dubious charge of espionage involving high treason.
		A picture of Beloyannis holding a red carnation that had been handed to him was reproduced around the world in an attempt to have his sentence revoked and he became known as the 'man with the red carnation'.
	www.jameshymanfineart.com /pages/galleryartists/single/2701/4150.html (240 words)

	Hadrian's Arch Restored
		The arch was constructed in A.D. 131 by the Roman emperor Hadrian as part of a wall separating the old and new cities of Athens.
		On the side of the arch facing the Acropolis is the inscription, "This is Athens the former city of Theseus," while the other side reads, "This is the city of Hadrian and not of Theseus." The 60-foot gate was made of marble from nearby Mt. Pentelikon and decorated in the Corinthian order.
		Beloyannis is now testing the best cleaning solutions and grout before proceeding.
	archaeology.org /online/news/hadrian.html (179 words)

	TRAIN (Authors - Members) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Nikos Kazantzakis: A Biography - Helen Kazantzakis - Simon and Schuster, NYC 1968 (incl.
		The smile of the “nine- year-old child of 76” filling the mouth of the Poet and cherished by him to keep it from falling.
		And all these smiles culminating in the smile of Beloyannis, the Man with the Carnation (commemorated in the Picasso sketch) when he’s about to face the firing-squad.
	www.dedalus.gr /en/author.asp?id=151 (968 words)

	Picasso: Guerra i Pau
		Nikos Beloyannis, a Greek resistance fighter, is executed in Athens.
		Picasso does a drawing of Beloyannis, joins the demonstrations that take place in Paris and writes a declaration of protest against his execution.
		He starts work on the composition War and Peace, for the chapel in Vallauris.
	www.museupicasso.bcn.es /guerraipau/eng/crono_eng/1952.htm (101 words)

	Science Fair Projects - George Papadopoulos
		It also managed to make the first elections in Greece where women voted.
		Papadopoulos was also a member of the martial court that sentenced Nikos Beloyannis to death, in a parody trial in 1951.
		A career army officer since 1940, he served at KYP (Kentriki Ypiresia Pliroforion — the former Greek intelligence agency) from 1959 to 1964, and became a colonel in 1967.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/George_Papadopoulos (747 words)

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		Menahem Mendel Beilis: Tried for murder in Tsarist Russia in 1913, the open anti-semitism of the accusation aroused worldwide interest.
		Nikos Beloyannis - Convicted by a court martial under the Greek military government in 1952 of being Leader of the Communist Party of Greece, which they had outlawed; he was sentenced to death.
		Roy Bennett - A white Zimbabwean Movement for Democratic Change politician sent to jail for attacking the Attorney-General during a Parliamentary debate in 2004.
	www.vietnamiworld.com /wiki-Cause_c%C3%A9l%C3%A8bre (3070 words)

	Explore Tate Modern \| Work \| Goat's Skull, Bottle and Candle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		After the suffering of the Second World War, Picasso made a number of monochromatic works concerned with atrocities in the Korean War.
		He also painted four versions of this still-life subject, whose inspiration appears to have been the execution of the Communist partisan Nikos Beloyannis by the Greek government.
		The grey tones establish the sombre mood, while the candle and skull are traditional reminders of death.
	www.tate.org.uk /modern/explore/work.do?id=11863&action=1 (96 words)

	Beloyannis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		55 kilometrów na południe od stolicy Węgier, Budapesztu, leży mała, licząca około 300 mieszkańców wioska Beloyannis (wg węgierskiej pisowni - Belloiannisz).
		W kwietniu 1952 wioska zmieniła nazwę na Nikos Beloyannis od nazwiska greckiego komunisty straconego przez prawicowy rząd Grecji zaledwie trzy dni wcześniej.
		Grecy zamieszkujący Beloyannis stali się częstym tematem publikacji prasowych czy też przedmiotem badań i studiów socjologicznych.
	www.grecja.home.pl /beloyianni.htm (255 words)

	Macedonian Press Agency: News in English, 00-08-20
		Vartholomeos will attend events celebrating the 1,000 years since the founding of the Hungarian state, while he will also visit the historic Greek village of Beloyiannis where he will join the locals in celebrations for the 50th anniversary of its establishment.
		The village, located 50 kilometers south of Budapest, is named after legendary Greek Communist Nikos Beloyiannis, who was executed in the early '50s in Greece by the government.
		Thousands of Greek political refugees settled in this village during the early 1950s.
	www.hri.org /news/greek/mpab/2000/00-08-20.mpab.html (1237 words)

	Archaeometry Facillities in Greece
		of Physical Chemistry, NCSR Demokritos (Dr Nikos Zouridakis, Dr George Fakorellis)
		Laboratory of Analytical and Environmental Chemistry, Technical University of Chania (Dr. Nikos Kallithrakas)
		Stone Conservation Center, Ministry of Culture (Dr. Nikos Beloyannis, Dr. Kelly Kouzeli)
	www.archaeometry.gr /oldv/facilities/Lab_List-eng.htm (777 words)

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