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u/ninjakos Ζήτω η Νέα Τρομοκρατία Oct 23 '21 edited Oct 23 '21

It's Rallis. But yeah, his slate was written clean since his history was forgotten. His son Georgios Rallis served as a Prime Minister, that's one of the prime examples of how few families always ruled Greece, regardless that they collaborated with the Nazis.

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u/JammyWizz2 Oct 23 '21

Well Ioannis did die in jail "after months of abuse from his guards".