Elis (regional Unit) - Persons

Persons

  • Panagiotis Adraktas (b. September 28, 1948 in Kardamas), a New Democracy politician
  • Hristodoulos Aholos or Acholos
  • Panagiotis Anagnostopoulos, revolutionary leader
  • Astydameia
  • Atreus
  • Avgerinos family:
    • Agamemnon Avgerinos
    • Andreas Avgerinos
    • Charalambos Avgerinos
    • Dimitrios Avgerinos
    • Nakis Avgerinos
    • Petros Avgerinos
  • Dionyssios N. Bokos, writer of Myrsini, Nihta Pepromenou, etc.
  • Andreas Bratis, writer of To Vartholomo (The Vartholonio)
  • Christopoulos family:
    • Agamemnon Christopoulos, politician, brother of Asimakis
    • Anastasios Christopoulos, revolutionary leader
    • Asimakis Christopoulos, politicians, brother of Tzannetos
    • Charalampos Christopoulos, politician
    • Christos Christopoulos, father of Anastasios
    • Tzannetos Christopoulos, politician, son of Anastasios
  • Christos Daralexis, journalist
  • Themistoklis Daralexis, politician
  • Vyronas Davos, a writer, historian and a poet, he published works on Ilia during the Frankish, Ottoman, Venetian periods, the Greek War of Independence and the Modern period
  • Dionyssis Diakos, revolutionary leader
  • Ioannis Diakos, revolutionary leader
  • Takis Doxas, writer
  • Epeus, ancient mythological legend
  • Ioannis Giannopoulos, politician
  • Kostis Gontikas (b. 1934), politician
  • Dimitrios Gontikas, (1888–1967) a politician and former president of the Greek parliament
  • Aristeidis Griboutis, journalist
  • Miltiadis Iatridis, revolutionary leader
  • Nikos Kahtitsis, writer
  • Antonios Kalogeropoulos, a revolutionary leader from Myrsini (then Souleimanaga)
  • Athanassios Kanellopoulos, politician
  • Simon Karas, music historian
  • Andreas Karkavitsas
  • Kostas Kazakos, actor
  • Dimitrios Kioussopoulos, former Prime Minister of Greece
  • Dionyssos Kokkinos, writer
  • Dimitrios Korkolis, politician and mayor of Pyrgos
  • Krestenitis family:
    • Aristeidis Krestenitis
    • Georgios Krestenitis, two politicians
    • Ioannis Krestenis (elder)
    • Ioannis Krestenitis (younger), politician
    • Lykourgos Krestenitis (1793–1873), president of the Greek parliament
    • Stamatis Krestenitis, a Greek revolutionary leader
  • Christos Laskaris, poet
  • Liourdis family:
    • Ioannis Liourdis, politician
    • Spyros Liourdis, Greek revolutionary leader
    • Georgios and Petros Mitzos, revolutionary leaders
  • Georgios Nikoloutsopoulos, a revolutionary leader from Myrsini (then Souleimanaga)
  • Alexandros Panagoulis
  • Georgios Papandreou, an unrelated historian
  • Theodoros Papasimakopoulos, revolutionary leader
  • Ioannis Pesmazoglou
  • Takis Sinopoulos, poet
  • Sisinis family:
    • Chrysanthos Sisinis, A Greek revolutionary leader and a politician
  • Georgios Sisinis, a Greek revolutionary leader
  • Christos Stefanopoulos, politician
  • Theodoridis family:
    • Thallis Theodoridis (elder), a Greek revolutionary leader
    • Thallis Theodoridis (younger), a politician
    • Vasileios Theodoridis, journalist
  • Konstantinos Varouxis, journalist, Patris writer
  • Leonidas Varouxis, journalist, Patris writer
  • Alexis Vilaetis, a 19th century politician who was elected in 1868
  • Charalambos Vilaetis, a Greek revolutionary leader
  • Lysandros Vilaetis, a chief of Pyrgos and a politician
  • Nikolaos Vilaetis
  • Panagis Vourloumis
  • For the kings of Elis (now Ilia), see section

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