LEONTOS SOFOU
Leon VI the Wise (866-912) was a Byzantine Emperor. He was renowned for his broad education and his literary works. During his reign, legislation was codified and reformed.
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MICHALIS PAPADOPOULOS
Michalis Papadopoulos (1918-1982) was a lawyer. He was the first elected Mayor of Thessaloniki, after the fall of Dictatorship, from 1975 to his death in 1892.
VICTOR HUGO
Victor Hugo (1802-1885) was a French poet, playwright, novelist and politician. His works had international and timeless appeal. His philhellenism was obvious in his works. He was in favour of all the struggles of Greeks for their freedom, from the Greek Revolution of 1821 to the Revolution of Crete of 1866-1869.
FRAGINI
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ANDRONIKOS PAIKOS
Andronikos Paikos (1799-1880) was a Macedonian fighter, lawyer, politician and university professor. He was born in Thessaloniki and took part in the Revolution of 1821, with Dimitrios Ypsilantis. He was elected plenipotentiary in two National Assemblies and served as Minister and Prosecutor of the Supreme Court.
LYKOURGOS
Lykourgos was a Spartan politician, great social reformer and distinguished legislator who shaped the characteristics of ancient Sparta. According to other views, he is a mythical person and a symbolic figure.
FLORINIS
Florina is a city of Western Macedonia. Its residents actively participated in the Revolution of 1821 and the Macedonian Struggle. Nea Filiki Eteria was founded there in 1865. The city was one of the main focal points of the ethnic rivalries in the 19th and 20th century.
PHIΝΤIOU
Phintias was a Pythagorean philosopher, similarly to his friend Damon, in Syracuse. Their names are the symbol of unbreakable friendship and the source of inspiration for many works of art, because Damon volunteered to die instead of his friend Phintias, who was accused by Tyrant Dionysius of Syracuse.
PHILOTA
Philotas was the son of General Parmenion, Commander of the Companion Cavalry and comrade of Alexander the Great. Later, Alexander the Great ordered his execution with the accusation of conspiracy. It was also the name of a renowned Macedonian General, who after the death of Alexander the Great became the Satrap of Cilicia. Philotas is
PHALEREUS
Demetrius Phalereus was born in the early 17th century in Istanbul and he was a scholar. He was also a professor of greek at the University of Rome. This was also the surname of Grigorios Phalereus (1873-1937). He was an army officer who took part in the Macedonian Struggle as a chieftain by the nom-de-guerre
