Kyriazopoulos, Constantine
| Title | Kyriazopoulos, Constantine |
|---|---|
| Family Name | Kyriazopoulos |
| Given Name(s) | Constantine |
| Alternate Name(s) / Title(s) | Dr |
| Short Description | Constantine migrated to Australia from Greece in 1902, settled in Melbourne and returned to Greece in 1909 to arrange his marriage to Antigoni Dimissa whom he married in Melbourne that same year. A qualified doctor, his early years were difficult due to the non-recognition of his qualifications as well as his limited English language skills, both of which he overcame. He became a highly respected and active member of the local community and was appointed Consul for Greece for Melbourne from 1921 to 1923. Constantine had two children and he died in 1939. source: Museums Victoria Collections |
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Museums Victoria Collections
Cold War (including Decolonisation)
Greek (Modern)
Museums Victoria Collections
Cold War (including Decolonisation)
Greek (Modern)
Museums Victoria Collections