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| + | *[[January 9]]: [[Kostas Karapatis]], football player and coach. | ||
===February=== | ===February=== | ||
*[[February 22]]: [[Grigoris Afxentiou]], hero of the [[EOKA]] struggle. | *[[February 22]]: [[Grigoris Afxentiou]], hero of the [[EOKA]] struggle. | ||
Revision as of 08:21, July 5, 2011
Events
April
May
- May 14: The Bank of Greece begins operations under director Alexandros Diomedes.
- May 24: The 1928 Football Championship kicks off with Aris defeating Atromitos 3-1 in Athens.
- May 26: A moving picture is shown for the first time in Athens.
June
- June 23: Angelos Lambrou breaks the Greek record in the 100m with 11.0.
- June 24: Aris defeat Ethnikos Piraeus 3-1 to clinch the first football championship in Greek history.
July
- July 5: Eleftherios Venizelos' Laiko Komma win 178 (of 250) parliamentary seats in the national elections.
November
- November 4: Legendary goalkeeper Achilleas Grammatikopoulos debuts for Olympiakos. Grammatikopoulos will remain Olympiakos' keeper until 1944.
- November 6: Greece acknowledges Albania's rule over Northern Epirus
Births
January
- January 9: Kostas Karapatis, football player and coach.
February
- February 22: Grigoris Afxentiou, hero of the EOKA struggle.
March
- March 9: Yiannis Papantoniou, footballer.
- March 10: Yiannis Nembidis, footballer.
May
- May 30: Alan Ashman, former coach of Olympiakos.
June
- June 12: Petros Molyviatis, politician
- June 23: Spiros Zagoreos, Laika singer
July
- July 22: Nick Galifianakis, Greek-American politician.
November
- November 27: Alekos Alexandrakis, actor
December
- December 10: John Colicos, Greek-Canadian actor.
- December 23: Chronis Aidonidis, folklore singer, born in Karoti, Evros
Deaths
July
- July 20: Kostas Karyotakis, poet - a suicide
Unknown
- Stephanos Skouloudis, politician, Prime Minister