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• Yiannis Stefas
  Stefas was born on [[November 25]], [[1949]], in [[Corinth]]. He started his career at [[Corinth FC]], moving on to [[ [[Category:1949 births|Stefas, Yiannis]]
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• September 19
  ==Deaths== *[[1949]]: [[Nikos Skalkotas]], composer
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• Jason Zirganos
  ...] Ιάσων Ζηργάνος), was a Greek army major, decorated by [[King Paul]] in [[1949]] for being the first Greek ever to swim the English Channel. ...[[1950]], once again he successfully swam the English Channel, beating his 1949 time by more than two hours (16hrs 19mins).<ref>Time Magazine: [http://www.
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• Spyridon I
  ...clergyman who served as [[Archbishop of Athens]] and all Greece between [[1949]] and [[1956]]. ...nitsa]]. In [[1916]] he was elected Metropolitan of [[Ioannina]] and, in [[1949]], Archbishop of Athens and all Greece. His election to the archbishopric o
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• Giorgos Kachris
  Kachris was born in [[1949]] and started his playing career at Enosis [[Ampelokipoi]] before making th [[Category:1949 births|Kachris, Giorgos]]
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• April 3
  *[[1949]]: Israel and Jordan agree to a cessation of hostilities on the island of [ *[[1949]]: [[Mitsos Partsalidis]] replaces [[Nikolaos Zachariadis]] as [[Heads of P
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• Babis Drosos
  ...mpiakos]]. He played for [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]], as a winger, from [[1949]] until [[1956]]. During those seven years, he appeared in 209 games and sc [[Category:2015 deaths|Drosos, Babis]]
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• July 23
  *[[1949]]: A powerful earthquake (6.7 on the Richter scale) strikes the island of [ *[[1949]]: The [[Cyprus National Football Team]] play their first international: a
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• Aristides Stergiadis
  '''Aristides Stergiadis''' (Born [[1861]] in [[Heraklio]] - Died [[1949]]) was the Hellenic high-commissioner, or governor-general, of [[Smyrna]] f ...ith [[Prince Andrew of Greece|Prince Andrew]], and died there in July of [[1949]].
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• Chrysanthus
  He died on [[September 28]], [[1949]] in [[Athens]]. [[Category:1949 deaths|Chrysanthus]]
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• Ploutis Servas
  ...5). He was also the first elected mayor of [[Limassol]] 1943-1946 and 1946-1949. He advocated accepting the British plan of self government for Cyprus in [ ..., Portraits of [[Sir Herbert Richmond Palmer|Palmer]]'s era (1946), Corea (1949), Prague Spring (1973), How did we manage to get to zero; The Cypriot trage
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• Petros VII (Papapetrou) of Alexandria
  His Beatitude '''Petros VII (Papapetrou)''' ([[September 3]], [[1949]] &ndash; [[September 11]], [[2004]]) was the [[Patriarch of Alexandria|Pop .../PetrosVII.html Obituary H.B. Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria Petros VII (1949-09-03 to 2004-09-11)]
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• Vasilis Manginas
  Manginas was born in [[Athens]] on [[October 22]], [[1949]], to a family that originally came from Astakos, [[Aitoloakarnania prefect [[Category:1949 births|Manginas, Vasilis]]
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• Takis Papadimitriou
  Papadimitriou was born in [[Aigio]] in [[1949]]. He started his career at Asteras Zografou. In [[1968]], he made the big [[Category:2014 deaths|Papadimitriou, Takis]]
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• Giorgos Vagiakakos
  ...Olympiakos]] [[Piraeus]], as a left-side midfielder, from [[1936]] until [[1949]], appearing in a total of 106 league games. [[Category:1997 deaths|Vagiakakos, Giorgos]]
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• December 11
  *[[1949]]: [[Dimitris Kokolakis]], [[basketball]] player. *[[1949]]: [[Eleni Gerasimidou]], actress.
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• Nikos Beloyiannis
  ...Civil War]] he was one of the last to leave the country after its defeat (1949). ..., the British "intervention" (1944-1946) and the [[Greek Civil War]] (1946-1949). He became globally known as the "Man with the Carnation" and as such he w
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• June 6
  *[[1949]]: [[Ioannina]] Metropolitan [[Spyridon I|Spyridon]] is elected [[Archbisho *[[1949]]: A TAE DC-3 crashes at Kakosalesi resulting in the deaths of four crew members and 18 passengers.
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• February 6
  *[[1949]]: The [[Communist Party of Greece]] (KKE) purges many high officials among ==Deaths==
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• Aristides Louvaris
  ...ar II]]. After liberation, he continued playing for the red-whites until [[1949]]. [[Category:2009 deaths|Louvaris, Aristides]]
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