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- The Thomas Lawrence portraits in Windsor Castle's Waterloo Chamber showcase key figures who played crucial roles in the defeat of Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo.
- Count Ioannis Capodistrias, a Greek physician from Corfu, is often overlooked among these prominent contributors.
- As the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, he significantly aided European unity in the 19th century while also serving as the Governor of Greece, where he faced a tragic end after helping to rebuild the nation.
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To the visitor to Windsor Castle, the Thomas Lawrence portraits in the Waterloo Chamber represent the most important contributors to the military defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte, by British, Prussian, Russian and Austrian forces at the Battle of Waterloo. Nevertheless, only few individuals realise that a Greek physician, Count Ioannis Capodistrias, a native of the island of Corfu, stands among these leading personalities as a diplomat, the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, who contributed remarkably to European unity in the early nineteenth century and as a statesman ('Governor' of Greece) with a tragic end to his life, after establishing a Greek State practically from ruins.
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