to a nervous breakdown by that point. After liberation, Pangalos was arrested and put in Averof prison in Athens waiting trial for collaboration, but was cleared of all charges in September 1945. He unsuccessfully ran for parliament in 1950 and died in Kifissia two years later. His grandson, also named Theodoros Pangalos, served as the Deputy Prime Minister of Greece. He is a member of the PASOK socialist party. In popular culture Theodoros Pangalos is mentioned in the song Stin epohi tou Pangalou (In the times of Pangalos, ) by Giorgos Mitsakis, originally sung by George Dalaras. References Works cited External links |- 1878 births 1952 deaths 20th-century presidents of Greece 20th-century prime ministers of Greece Republicanism in Greece People from Salamis Island Hellenic Army generals Leaders who took power by coup Ministers of Military Affairs of Greece Prime Ministers of Greece Presidents of Greece Arvanites Greek collaborators with Nazi Germany Greek military personnel of World War I Greek military personnel of the Balkan Wars Greek military personnel of the Greco-Turkish War (1919–1922) Greek anti-communists History of Greece (1924–1941) Prisoners and detainees of Greece Greek prisoners and detainees