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==Events== | ==Events== | ||
*[[1797]]: Greek poet [[Rigas Fereos]] is arrested by Austrian authorities in Trieste. | *[[1797]]: Greek poet [[Rigas Fereos]] is arrested by Austrian authorities in Trieste. | ||
| + | *[[1839]]: The Ecumenical Patriarchate comdemns the teachings of [[Theophilos Kairis]]. | ||
*[[1923]]: [[King George II]] goes into exile. | *[[1923]]: [[King George II]] goes into exile. | ||
*[[1924]]: The 8-hour workday is established in Greece. | *[[1924]]: The 8-hour workday is established in Greece. | ||
Revision as of 14:31, March 28, 2007
Events
- 1797: Greek poet Rigas Fereos is arrested by Austrian authorities in Trieste.
- 1839: The Ecumenical Patriarchate comdemns the teachings of Theophilos Kairis.
- 1923: King George II goes into exile.
- 1924: The 8-hour workday is established in Greece.
- 1980: Unidentified bombers destroy mega-stores Katrantzos and Mignon in Athens.
Sports
- 1973: Greece is defeated by Yugoslavia with 2-4 (Kostas Eleftherakis-Katalinski own goal) for the World Cup qualifiers at Karaiskaki Stadium. Dusan Bajevic is the scorer of one of the Yugoslavian goals but he will be sent off after an affray with Glezos. Yugoslavia, who needed a 3-goal difference win to qualify over Spain, played a play-off match and the finally qualified
Deaths
- 1978: Kostas Pretenteris, journalist/writer of theatrical works.