Ioannis Mamouris [SEP] conflict
Ioannis Mamouris
Ioannis Mamouris (; Dremista, Parnassida 1797 – Athens, 12 April 1867), also known as Giannis of Goura (Γιάννης του Γκούρα)) was a Greek chieftain of the Greek War of Independence and officer of the Greek army. He is considered as one of the killers of Odysseas Androutsos.
Biography.
Biography Early years and activity during the Greek War of Independence.
Mamouris was born in 1797 in Dremista, in the Parnassida region, and at an early age he joined the klephtes of Central Greece
—imposed by the British and French, and hence called "Ministry of Occupation" by the Greeks. Until Mavrokordatos’ arrival, Kallergis exercised authority as dictator, with the full support of the French occupation troops. This particular government recalled all the Greek officers who participated in the anti-Ottoman revolutionary movements in Thessaly, Epirus and Macedonia to return to Greece while by personal requirement of Kallergis, Otto's adjutants—Gennaios Kolokotronis, Spyromilios, Ioannis Mamouris and Gardikiotis Grivas—were dismissed, while the hitherto Minister of Military Affairs