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''''Renos Apostolidis''' ([[2 March]], [[1924]] - [[10 March]], [[2004]]) was a Greek writer and philologist. He was the son of Iraklis Apostolidis, an well known journalist of Athens. He studied history at the [[University of Athens]]. During the [[Greek civil war|civil war]] he served in the [[Greek army]] and after the end of the war he wrote his experiences in the ''Pyramida 67''. He wrote several novels and worked also as a journalist. In the [[Greek legislative election, 1963|elections of 1963]] was candidate with the [[Progressive Party (Greece)|Progressive Party]] of [[Spyros Markezinis]]. During his last years, he made several appearences in the Greek TV commenting the Greek poetry and literature. He was a supporter of the [[Greek diacritics|polytonic orthography]]. He died in [[Athens]] on March 10, 2004. [[Category:1924 births]] [[Category:2004 deaths]] [[Category:Greek writers]] [[Category:Greek philologists]] [[el:Ρένος Αποστολίδης]]'