Konstantinos Logothetopoulos 1878 – 1961

Biography

Konstantinos Logothetopoulos was born on August 1, 1878, in Nafplio, a historic port city in the Peloponnese. He pursued a medical career, becoming a respected physician during a transformative period in Greek history. His professional accomplishments in medicine earned him recognition that would eventually lead him beyond the confines of clinical practice.

Throughout his life, Logothetopoulos combined his medical expertise with service to his nation in the political sphere. His dual commitment to healing and public service reflected the values of educated Greeks of his generation, many of whom felt called to contribute to their country’s development during the twentieth century. His career spanned decades of significant change in Greece.

Logothetopoulos passed away on July 6, 1961, in Athens, at the age of eighty-two. He left behind a legacy as both a medical professional and a statesman who had devoted himself to his country’s welfare. His life exemplified the dedication of those who sought to improve Greek society through both scientific and civic engagement.