General
* 1890
† 1957
(Στέφανος Σαράφης)
| 1924-XX-XX | Assistant commandant of Military Academy | ||
| Commandant of Army Military School Evelidon | |||
| Military Attaché to Paris | |||
| 1933-XX-XX | – | 1935-XX-XX | Chief of Staff of the General Inspectorate |
| 1935-XX-XX | Member behind failed coup d'état 1st May | ||
| 1935-XX-XX | Condemned to life imprisonment for treason | ||
| 1935-XX-XX | Pardoned | ||
| 1937-XX-XX | – | 1941-XX-XX | Arrested and in prison |
| 1941-XX-XX | Arrested by the Italians but released | ||
| 1942-XX-XX | Arrested by the Italians again | ||
| 1943-XX-XX | – | 1945-XX-XX | Head of Resistance Movement ELAS National Popular Liberation Army |
| 1946-XX-XX | Retired from the Army | ||
| 1947-XX-XX | – | 1948-XX-XX | Arrested and in prison |
| 1957-XX-XX | Killed in a car accident |