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Nikolaos Andriakopoulos

1877–1896 (age 19)

Church of Panagia Alexiotissa

Nikolaos Andriakopoulos (Greek: Νικόλαος Ανδριακόπουλος; 1878 in Patras – after 1896) was a Gree...

Princess Alexandra of Greece and Denmark

1870–1891 (age 21)

Tatoi Royal Cemetery

Princess Alexandra of Greece and Denmark (1870-1891) was a Greek and Danish princess born in Corfu who married into the ...

Rahamim Hayim Yehudah Yiśraʾel

1815–1892 (age 77)

Jewish Cemetery of Rhodes

Member of Rhodes's Jewish community who lived during the 19th century.

Kosmas Evmorfopoulos

1860–1901 (age 41)

Corfu

Edward Fitzgerald Law

1846–1908 (age 62)

Athens

British diplomat whose service in Athens advanced 19th-century British-Greek relations.

Jacques Nissim Pasha

1850–1903 (age 53)

Jewish Cemetery of Thessaloniki

Eleni Boukoura-Altamoura

1821–1900 (age 79)

First Cemetery of Athens

Eleni Boukoura-Altamoura (Greek: Ελένη Μπούκουρα-Αλταμούρα; 1821–1900), also known as Eleni Bou...

Adolf Furtwängler

1853–1907 (age 54)

First Cemetery of Athens

Theodoros Deligiannis

1820–1905 (age 85)

First Cemetery of Athens

Greek politician whose long career significantly influenced 19th-century Greek political development.

Christos Pradounas

1873–1906 (age 33)

First Cemetery of Athens

Panteleimon Kriezis

1864–1907 (age 43)

First Cemetery of Athens

Panteleimon Kriezis was an Eastern Orthodox clergyman who served the Church in Athens during the late 19th and early 20t...

Dzole Stojchev

1867–1909 (age 42)

Vevi

Théodore Ralli

1852–1909 (age 57)

First Cemetery of Athens

Théodore Ralli was a painter whose artistic work contributed to the cultural heritage of the 19th century.

Ioannis Pesmazoglou

1857–1906 (age 49)

First Cemetery of Athens

Lazar Poptrajkov

1878–1903 (age 25)

Aposkepos

Lazar Poptrajkov was a writer whose brief life left a mark on the literary culture of his time.

Mitre the Vlach

1873–1907 (age 34)

Aposkepos

Kuzman Stefov

1875–1902 (age 27)

Aposkepos

Kuzman Stefov was a revolutionary who gave his life to the cause of liberation and social change.

Vangel Pophristov

d. 1907

Aposkepos

Kuzo Popdinov

1875–1907 (age 32)

Aposkepos

Kuzo Popdinov was a revolutionary dedicated to the cause of political and social liberation.

Naum Markovski

d. 1907

Aposkepos

Nikola Dobrolitski

1876–1906 (age 30)

Aposkepos

Nikola Dobrolitski was a revolutionary who devoted his life to the struggle for liberation and social change.

Pando Klyashev

1882–1907 (age 25)

Aposkepos

Petar Malkov

1908–1908 (age 0)

Aposkepos

Petar Malkov was a revolutionary dedicated to the cause of political and social liberation.

Petar Hristov Germancheto

1867–1908 (age 41)

Aposkepos

Hristo Ivanov Ognenov

1879–1902 (age 23)

Aposkepos

Hristo Ivanov Ognenov was a revolutionary who gave his life to the cause of liberation and social change.

Kuzo Pogonchev

1873–1902 (age 29)

Aposkepos

Innokenty Sibiryakov

1860–1901 (age 41)

Skete of Saint Andrew

Innokenty Sibiryakov was a patron of the arts whose philanthropy supported cultural and artistic development.

Achilleas Gerokostopoulos

1850–1900 (age 50)

Church of Panagia Alexiotissa

Achilleas Gerokostopoulos (Greek: Αχιλλέας Γεροκωστόπουλος, c.

Christo Manov

1878–1906 (age 28)

Saint Marina Church, Kali Vrysi

Christo Manov was a community member devoted to his faith and local church.

Yanko Kehayov

d. 1901

Old Bulgarian Cemetery, Thessaloniki

Rupert Brooke

1887–1915 (age 28)

Skyros

English poet whose idealistic verses and untimely death during World War I made him an enduring symbol of his generation...

Konstantinos Tsiklitiras

1888–1913 (age 25)

Patras

Arseny

1845–1913 (age 68)

Mount Athos

Russian missionary who devoted his life to spiritual service at Mount Athos.

Katherine Mary Harley

1855–1917 (age 62)

Thessaloniki

Paul Pavelka

1890–1917 (age 27)

Thessaloniki

American naval sailor who gave his life in service during World War I.

Michael Kalopathakis

1825–1911 (age 86)

First Cemetery of Athens

Panagis Charokopos

1835–1911 (age 76)

First Cemetery of Athens

Greek estate owner of considerable prominence and influence in nineteenth-century Athens.

Gotso Petrov

1874–1916 (age 42)

Vevi

Aristidis Glarakis

1836–1914 (age 78)

First Cemetery of Athens

Greek politician who served his nation during a transformative period in its history.

Alexandros Karamanlakis

1884–1912 (age 28)

First Cemetery of Athens

Raymond Wadhams Fisher

1882–1916 (age 34)

Polykastro

Soldier who gave his life during World War I service in Greece.

German Sakelaridis

1875–1917 (age 42)

Saint Nicholas Church, Eleftheroupoli

Lorentzos Mavilis

1860–1912 (age 52)

Corfu Municipal Cemetery

Greek writer whose literary works contributed to the cultural life of his nation.

George I of Greece

1845–1913 (age 68)

Tatoi Royal Cemetery

Edward Coleman

1891–1917 (age 26)

Doiran Military Cemetery

English cricketer whose promising athletic career was cut short by World War I.

Llewellyn Lloyd

1897–1916 (age 19)

Salonika (Lembet Road) Military Cemetery

Olive Smith

1880–1916 (age 36)

Salonika (Lembet Road) Military Cemetery

Massage therapist who served during World War I and died in Greece.

Ioannis Psycharis

1854–1929 (age 75)

Chios

Ernst Ziller

1837–1923 (age 86)

First Cemetery of Athens

Prominent architect whose designs significantly influenced nineteenth-century Greek urban development.

Georgios Baltatzis

1868–1922 (age 54)

First Cemetery of Athens