Ioannis Ipitis (1867-1956) was a Greek admiral and writer. He served as Chief of the General Staff of the Navy from 9 November 1920 to 26 April 1921. Ioannis...
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an ecstatic welcome from the city's many Greeks. Under Rear Admiral Ioannis Ipitis, the cruiser continued to serve as flagship of the Royal Hellenic Navy...
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Powers Greece United States Ankara Government Commanders and leaders Ioannis Ipitis Charles Vriasco Mark Bristol Robert L. Ghormley Preston B. Haines Cemil...
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(1867–1949) 18 December 1917 22 June 1920 2 years, 187 days 10 Ipitis, IoannisRear Admiral Ioannis Ipitis (1867–1956) 9 November 1920 26 April 1921 168 days 11...
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Ioannis Demestichas (Greek: Ιωάννης Δεμέστιχας, 1882–1960) was a Hellenic Navy officer. He is best known for his participation in the Macedonian Struggle...
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Hangerli, Prince of Wallachia. He was the second of nine children, including Ioannis Kountouriotis [el]. Little is known of Pavlos' childhood. In 1875, following...
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Kountouriotis Matthaiopoulos Papachristos Dousmanis Kakoulidis Papachristos Ipitis Malikopoulos Dousmanis Gerontas Gonatas Loprestis Gonatas Louis Demestichas...
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for Naval Affairs 3–9 May 1922 Succeeded by Ioannis Leonidas Military offices Preceded by Captain Ioannis Demestichas Chief of the Navy General Staff...
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Kountouriotis Matthaiopoulos Papachristos Dousmanis Kakoulidis Papachristos Ipitis Malikopoulos Dousmanis Gerontas Gonatas Loprestis Gonatas Louis Demestichas...
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Staff on 17 January 2020. He was replaced in January 2023 by Vice Admiral Ioannis Drymousis. "Stylianos Petrakis". Hellenic Navy. Retrieved 26 February 2021...
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