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• Gavrilos Gazis
  Gazis was born on [[August 14]], [[1924]]. He played in the midfield for [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] from [[ [[Category:1924 births|Gazis, Gavrilos]]
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• Christakis
  Christakis was born in Istanbul in [[1924]] but grew up in [[Drama]], eastern [[Macedonia]]. He started singing after [[Category:1924 births]]
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• Georgios Charidimos
  Charidimos was born in [[Kifissia]] in [[1924]], the son of [[Christos Charidimos]], the premier shadow theatre artist in [[Category:1924 births|Charidimos, Georgios]]
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• Georgios Kaphantaris
  In [[1924]], Prime Minister Venizelos resigned for health reasons and hand picked Kap ...s]]|after=[[Alexandros Papanastasiou]]|years=February 19, 1924 - March 12, 1924}}
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• Evgenios Spatharis
  Spatharis was born on [[January 3]], [[1924]] in [[Kifissia]], [[Athens]], the son of [[Sotiris Spatharis]], also a Kar [[Category:1924 births|Spatharis, Evgenios]]
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• Kaity Grey
  Grey was born Angeliki Kalaitzi on [[April 16]], [[1924]] in the village of Mytilinioi on the island of [[Samos]]. She originally s [[Category:1924 births|Grey, Kaity]]
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• April 13
  *[[1924]]: In a referendum, 70% of the Greek people vote to abolish the monarchy. *[[1924]]: After a marathon meeting, refugees from [[Constantinople]] create a new
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• Kostas Spanoudis
  ...oudis was born in Fener, [[Constantinople]], in [[1871]]. On [[May 29]], [[1924]], he was elected President of newly-founded [[AEK FC]]. [[Category:1871 births|Spanoudis, Kostas]]
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• King George II
  ...]], [[1947]]), [[King of the Hellenes]] ([[Greece]]) ruled from [[1922]]-[[1924]] and [[1935]]-[[1947]]. ...e was officially deposed when a republic was proclaimed on [[March 25]], [[1924]]. He was restored to the throne, [[November 3]] [[1935]], but again left G
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• Jeno Csaknady
  Csaknady was born on [[September 20]], [[1924]]. He coached German clubs Fuerth ([[1957]] - [[1959]]), Saarbruecken ([[19 [[Category:1924 births|Csaknady, Jeno]]
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• Missas Pantazopoulos
  '''Missas (Michalis) Pantazopoulos''' ([[1924]] - [[April 25]], [[2006]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] [[basketball]] player an [[Category:1924 births|Pantazopoulos, Missas]]
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• Panagiotis Danglis
  ...[[Greek language|Greek]]:'''Παναγιώτης Δαγκλής''')([[1853]]–[[March 9]], [[1924]]) was [[Hellenic Army]] general and politician. He died in [[Athens]] in [[1924]].
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• Giorgos Foundas
  Foundas was born in [[1924]] in the village of [[Mavrolithari]], in the Parnassida district of central [[Category:1924 births|Foundas, Giorgos]]
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• Georgios Zacharopoulos
  ...with 63.41m. He was a member of the Greek team in the Paris Olympics of [[1924]] and at Amsterdam in [[1928]]. [[Category:1897 births|Zacharopoulos, Georgios]]
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• Argyris Karayiannis
  ...]], in [[Athens]], with 3.76m. He competed for Greece in the Olympics of [[1924]] and [[1928]]. [[Category:1903 births|Karayiannis, Argyris]]
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• Stylianos Gonatas
  ...nizelos]]. For his trouble, he was promoted to Lieutenant General in May [[1924]]. After resigning from the Greek Army, Gonatas entered politics and was el [[Category:1876 births|Gonatas, Stylianos]]
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• Phaedon Mattheou
  Mattheou was born in [[Thessaloniki]] on [[July 12]], [[1924]]. He debuted for [[Aris BC|Aris]] in [[1946]] and transferred to [[Panathi [[Category:1924 births|Mattheou, Phaedon]]
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• Spyros Peristeris
  Peristeris came to [[Greece]] in [[1924]], after the [[Asia Minor disaster]], settling in [[Athens]]. He started hi [[Category:1900 births|Peristeris, Spyros]]
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• March 17
  *[[1924]]: [[Panagis Tsaldaris]] is elected leader of the [[Popular Party]]. ==Births==
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• February 2
  *[[1924]]: The Greek education system is reformed and 6-year primary schools are es ==Births==
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