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*[[March 26]]: [[Xenophon Zolotas]], economist, Prime Minister | *[[March 26]]: [[Xenophon Zolotas]], economist, Prime Minister | ||
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*[[Stratos Payoumtzis]], [[rebetiko]] singer | *[[Stratos Payoumtzis]], [[rebetiko]] singer | ||
Revision as of 10:41, July 9, 2007
Contents
Events
May
- May 4: The "Macedonian Committee" is founded in Athens.
September
- September 15: Theodoros Modis, a leading member of the "Committee for the Defence of Monastir", is murdered by Bulgarian agents.
October
- October 13: Pavlos Melas is killed during the Macedonian Struggle in Statista.
November
- November 12: Greek guerrilas, under Second Lieutenant Giorgos Katchakis, enter Sklithro, Florina in Macedonia and wipe out the area's Bulgarian VMRO organisation at a wedding.
- November 17: Kapetan Vardas leads 40 guerrilas into Macedonia
Births
March
- March 21: Nikos Skalkotas, composer
- March 26: Xenophon Zolotas, economist, Prime Minister
Unknown
- Stratos Payoumtzis, rebetiko singer
- Elias Iliou, politician
Deaths
January
- January 7: Emmanuel Roidis, writer
June
- June 14: Nikiforos Lytras, painter.
