About Georgios Kalaras
Lived 1781 – 1824 (aged 42–43). Georgios Kalaras was a Greek and Turkish politician.
George Kalaras (c. 1781 – 23 December 1824) was a medical doctor, a philosopher and a writer.
Biography He was born in Agionori of Corinthia in the Ottoman Empire and studied medicine with philosophy at Pisa in Italy. He was initiated into Filiki Eteria in Corinth in 1818. He, in turn, initiated several other Corinthians to Filiki Eteria, including Panoutsos Notaras.
George Kalaras was a member of the Second National Assembly in March 1823, representing Corinthia. He had three sons, whom he named Harmodius and Aristogeiton after the well-known Athenian tyrannicides, and a third son, Thrasyboulos.
He died of pneumonia on 23 December 1824, during a diplomatic mission.
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Greek politician
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Georgios Kalaras was born in 1781.
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Georgios Kalaras died on 23 December 1824.
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