He was a reserve second lieutenant from Ios who was arrested after he was betrayed and sentenced to death by a German military court for distributing illegal publications. He was executed at the Kaisariani Shooting Range on October 16, 1943, leaving behind his parents and three siblings.
Konstantinos Bouloumpasis also worked as an employee of the City of Athens. Following an order from the local authorities at the time, he was buried in grave number 90 of section 7 in the Third Cemetery. His remains were later transferred to the family grave established by his father, Nikolaos, in 1951.
“Dear parents and siblings,
I leave you forever and depart to the Lord. Live to remember me happily—look after my sister Tasia and the children. Thank you for all your efforts. […]”
The last note of Konstantinos Bouloumpasis [Archive of Apostolos Fitros]
Alongside Konstantinos Bouloumbasis were executed:
- Voutsadopoulos Evangelos, student, for distributing illegal publications.
- Mattis Dimitrios, from Volos.
- Monos Dimitrios, aged 27, craftsman from Athens, for espionage and use of a transmitter.
- Panagopoulos Nikolaos, aged 27, shoemaker from Piraeus, for possession of explosives.
Koula Xiradaki, Occupation Period, Athens, 2012.