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*[[1835]]: [[King Otto]] starts to rule in fact, as well as in name, as the [[Bavarian Rule|rule of his three Bavarian advisers]] comes to an end. | *[[1835]]: [[King Otto]] starts to rule in fact, as well as in name, as the [[Bavarian Rule|rule of his three Bavarian advisers]] comes to an end. | ||
*[[1905]]: PM [[Theodoros Deligiannis]] is assassinated by a gambler in revenge for the measures he enacted against gambling establishments. | *[[1905]]: PM [[Theodoros Deligiannis]] is assassinated by a gambler in revenge for the measures he enacted against gambling establishments. | ||
+ | *[[1961]]: [[Cyprus]] joins the British Commonwealth. | ||
+ | *[[1968]]: Tanker "World Glory" - owned by [[Stavros Niarchos]] - sinks off the coast of South Africa. Of the 34-member crew (33 Greeks and one Irishman) only ten survive. | ||
+ | *[[2011]]: [[Greece]] becomes the country with the lowest credit rating in the world after S&P downgrades it by three notches, to CCC. | ||
+ | *[[2014]]: Greek police seize 1.13 tons of heroin and arrest 11 individuals for drug trafficking. The seizure was the biggest of its kind in Greek history. | ||
+ | ===Sports=== | ||
+ | *[[1971]]: [[Panagiotis Nacopoulos]] smashes [[Giorgos Papavasiliou|Giorgos Papavassiliou's]] 11 year-old record in the [[3000m steeplechase]] (8:45.8) with 8:40.8 | ||
+ | *[[1979]]: [[Philippos Syrigos]] begins his career as sportscaster in a basketball game. Greece face France (74-76) for the European Championship in Torino. | ||
+ | *[[1992]]: Olympiakos win their first water polo championship in 21 years | ||
+ | *[[2004]]: Sports journalist [[Manolis Mavromatis]] is elected to the European Parliament. | ||
==Births== | ==Births== | ||
+ | *[[1917]]: [[Phaedon Gizikis]], [[Junta]]-appointed President of Greece. | ||
*[[1965]]: [[Vasilis Karapialis]], footballer | *[[1965]]: [[Vasilis Karapialis]], footballer | ||
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*[[1905]]: [[Theodoros Deligiannis]], politician | *[[1905]]: [[Theodoros Deligiannis]], politician | ||
*[[1912]]: Ecumenical [[Patriarch Joachim III]] | *[[1912]]: Ecumenical [[Patriarch Joachim III]] | ||
+ | *[[2006]]: [[Yolanda Terenzio]], journalist, writer | ||
[[Category:Days]] | [[Category:Days]] |
Latest revision as of 07:49, June 14, 2014
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Events
- 1798: Rigas Feraios is strangled to death.
- 1825: A Greek force under Dimitrios Ypsilantis and Ioannis Makriyiannis repels the army of Ibrahim Pasha at Myloi, Argolis.
- 1835: King Otto starts to rule in fact, as well as in name, as the rule of his three Bavarian advisers comes to an end.
- 1905: PM Theodoros Deligiannis is assassinated by a gambler in revenge for the measures he enacted against gambling establishments.
- 1961: Cyprus joins the British Commonwealth.
- 1968: Tanker "World Glory" - owned by Stavros Niarchos - sinks off the coast of South Africa. Of the 34-member crew (33 Greeks and one Irishman) only ten survive.
- 2011: Greece becomes the country with the lowest credit rating in the world after S&P downgrades it by three notches, to CCC.
- 2014: Greek police seize 1.13 tons of heroin and arrest 11 individuals for drug trafficking. The seizure was the biggest of its kind in Greek history.
Sports
- 1971: Panagiotis Nacopoulos smashes Giorgos Papavassiliou's 11 year-old record in the 3000m steeplechase (8:45.8) with 8:40.8
- 1979: Philippos Syrigos begins his career as sportscaster in a basketball game. Greece face France (74-76) for the European Championship in Torino.
- 1992: Olympiakos win their first water polo championship in 21 years
- 2004: Sports journalist Manolis Mavromatis is elected to the European Parliament.
Births
- 1917: Phaedon Gizikis, Junta-appointed President of Greece.
- 1965: Vasilis Karapialis, footballer
Deaths
- 1798: Rigas Feraios, poet
- 1905: Theodoros Deligiannis, politician
- 1912: Ecumenical Patriarch Joachim III
- 2006: Yolanda Terenzio, journalist, writer