Rare, Signed, 1927, Greece, Alexandre Djiras, Greek Constitution of 1925, First Edition
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Rare, Signed, 1927, Greece, Alexandre Djiras, Greek Constitution of 1925, First Edition

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Alexandre C. Djiras

L’Organisation Politique de la Grèce
d’après la Constitution Républicaine
du 29 Septembre 1925

Printed in Paris in 1927

First Edition

Contemporary Half Leather Binding

176 pages

24.5 cm x 16 cm

 

About the book: This doctoral thesis provides an analysis of Greece’s political organization following the republican constitution adopted on September 29, 1925. Djiras’ study offers insights into the constitutional framework and governance of Greece during a period marked by significant political changes.

 
The Constitution of 1925 provided for a Republic in accordance with the results of the plebiscite of 1924. Nevertheless, on 24 June 1925, officers loyal to Theodoros Pangalos, fearing that the political instability was putting the country at risk, overthrew the government in a coup and violated the Constitution. On 24 August 1926, a counter-coup deposed him and Pavlos Kountouriotis returned as president.

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French

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