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• Makarios I
  '''Makarios I''' was [[Archbishop of Cyprus]] from [[1854]] until [[1865]]. Makarios died in [[Lefkosia]] on [[August 4]], [[1865]] from cholera, after refusing to leave the city when an epidemic broke out
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• Dimitrios Sardounis
  '''Mimaros''' was the nickname of '''[[Dimitrios Sardounis]]''' ([[1865]] - [[1912]]) an early master of the "shadow theatre" ([[Greek language|Gr Sardounis was born in [[Patra]] in [[1865]], the illegitimate son of a woman from a well-to-do family. He lived in [[
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• Antonios Kriezis
  ...953;ος Κριεζής) ([[1796]] - [[1865]]), was a freedom fighter in the Greek [[War of Independence]] of [[1821]] He died in [[Athens]] on [[April 1]], [[1865]]
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• Epameinondas Deligeorgis
  ...ros]]|after=[[Dimitrios Voulgaris ]]|years=November 1, 1865 - November 15, 1865}} ...ouros]]|after=[[Benizelos Rouphos]]|years=November 25, 1865 - December 11, 1865}}
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• Konstantinos Nider
  '''Konstantinos Nider''' ([[1865]] - [[1943]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] military figure of the early part of t Nider was born in [[Mesolonghi]] in [[1865]], the son of Bavarian-born doctor Franz X. Nider. He studied at the Greek
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• Evangelos Zappas
  ...elos Zappas''' (Born [[1800]] in Lambovo, [[Epirus]] – Died [[June 19]], [[1865]] in Brosteni, Romania) was a National Benefactor. Zappas died on [[June 19]], [[1865]] in Brosteni, Romania
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• Loukas Rallis
  He served as mayor of Piraeus from [[1856]] until [[1865]]. His administration was marked by public works among which were the build [[Category:1879 deaths|Rallis, Loukas]]
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• Benizelos Rouphos
  ...is]]|after=[[Alexandros Koumoundouros]]|years=February 9, 1865 - March 14, 1865}}
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• Sotirios Sotiropoulos
  ...as appointed Minister of Finance. He was reappointed to the same post in [[1865]], [[1870]], [[1876]], [[1877]] and [[1880]]. In May [[1893]], he formed a [[Category:1898 deaths|Sotiropoulos, Sotirios]]
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• August 18
  ==Deaths== *[[1865]]: [[Alexandros Mavrokordatos]], statesman
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• Dimitrios Voulgaris
  ...after=[[Alexandros Koumoundouros ]]|years=November 15, 1865 - November 18, 1865}} [[Category:1878 deaths|Voulgaris, Dimitrios]]
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• August 4
  *[[1865]]: The [[Hymn to Freedom]] is established as the National Anthem of [[Greec ==Deaths==
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• June 19
  ==Deaths== *[[1865]]: [[Evangelos Zappas]], national benefactor.
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• Nikolaos Mantzaros
  ...[Hymn to Liberty]], 1828-1829) the initial verse of which was adopted in [[1865]] as the Greek national anthem. However, recent research has proved that Ma [[Category:1872 deaths|Mantzaros]]
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• July 11
  *[[1865]]: The remains of poet [[Dionysios Solomos]] are brought to his native [[Za ...1]]: Blasts at a munitions dump at Zygi naval base in [[Cyprus]] cause the deaths of twelve persons.
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• April 1
  ==Deaths== *[[1865]]: [[Antonios Kriezis]], revolutionary, Prime Minister
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• March 14
  *[[1865]]: [[Alexandros Koumoundouros]] forms his first government. ==Deaths==
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• Alexandros Mavrokordatos
  ...s ambassador and four times as Prime Minister. He died on [[August 18]], [[1865]] on the island of [[Aigina]] where he had settled. [[Category:1865 deaths|Mavrokordatos, Alexandros]]
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• Dionysios Solomos
  ...]], [[1857]] from apoplexy. His remains were transferred to Zakynthos in [[1865]]. [[Category:1857 deaths|Solomos, Dionysios]]
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• Konstantinos Zappas
  After Evangelos Zappas' death in [[1865]], Konstantinos inherited the income from the properties and was at the sam [[Category:1892 deaths|Zappas, Konstantinos]]
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