Pavlos Economou-Gouras

Pavlos Economou-Gouras ( Greek Παύλος Οικονόμου-Γκούρας , born November 3, 1897 in Goura , Korinthia ; † April 27, 1991 ) was a Greek diplomat and politician.

Biographical data

Paul Economou Gouras graduated from the  National and Kapodistrian University of Athens . In 1921 he joined the foreign service. From October 6, 1942 to June 3, 1947 he was chargé d'affaires of the Greek government in Washington, DC He then headed the embassies in Rio de Janeiro ( Brazil ) and Cape Town (South Africa). From 1960 to 1961 he was the permanent representative of the Greek government United Nations Headquarters in New York City . From 1963 to November 3, 1967 he was Greek Foreign Minister three times , in the governments of Stylianos Mavromichalis , Ioannis Paraskevopoulos and during the Greek military dictatorship under Konstantinos Kollias . On April 30, 1991, he was buried at the Temple of Saint Theodoros in the First Athens Cemetery .

Individual evidence

1. ^ Robert Frazier, Anglo-American Relations With Greece: The Coming Of The Cold War 1942-47, p. 130
2. ↑ PAUL GOURAS RESIGNS Foreign Minister Paul Economou Gouras, a top civilian member of the Greek military government, has resigned, officially for health reasons. He is the fifth civilian to quit the Cabinet in four days. Meanwhile, Paul Totomis, Minister of Public Order, announced that eight persons in Athens and Patras have been arrested on charges of writing and distributing pamphlets against the government. They include Agamemnon Katsigiorgos, lawyer for Andreas Papan-, 1967  page 39
3. ^ World Heritage Encyclopedia edition

predecessor	Office	successor
Christian Xanthopoulos-Palamas	Permanent Representative of Greece to the United Nations 1960–1961	Dimitrios Bitsios
	Greek Foreign Minister Three times from 1963 to November 3, 1967