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*[[364]]: [[Valens]] is proclaimed [[Byzantine emperor|emperor]] in the east. His brother, [[Valentinian I]], retains rule over the west. | *[[364]]: [[Valens]] is proclaimed [[Byzantine emperor|emperor]] in the east. His brother, [[Valentinian I]], retains rule over the west. | ||
*[[1821]]: Three days after the proclamation of the [[Greek Revolution]], a provisional government is formed in the liberated city of [[Kalamata]]. | *[[1821]]: Three days after the proclamation of the [[Greek Revolution]], a provisional government is formed in the liberated city of [[Kalamata]]. | ||
| + | *[[1832]]: [[Augustinos Kapodistrias]] is forced to resign from his post as Governor of Greece. | ||
*[[1921]]: During the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]], battles break out along the Afyon Karahisar - Eskisehir line. | *[[1921]]: During the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)]], battles break out along the Afyon Karahisar - Eskisehir line. | ||
*[[1930]]: The Turkish government announces that henceforth [[Constantinople]] shall be called Istanbul. Angora is officially named Ankara. | *[[1930]]: The Turkish government announces that henceforth [[Constantinople]] shall be called Istanbul. Angora is officially named Ankara. | ||
Revision as of 13:58, January 20, 2009
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Events
- 364: Valens is proclaimed emperor in the east. His brother, Valentinian I, retains rule over the west.
- 1821: Three days after the proclamation of the Greek Revolution, a provisional government is formed in the liberated city of Kalamata.
- 1832: Augustinos Kapodistrias is forced to resign from his post as Governor of Greece.
- 1921: During the Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922), battles break out along the Afyon Karahisar - Eskisehir line.
- 1930: The Turkish government announces that henceforth Constantinople shall be called Istanbul. Angora is officially named Ankara.
- 1957: EOKA fighter, Stylianos Lenas, who was wounded in a firfight with British soldiers on February 17, succumbs to his wounds. He is buried without a funeral at the Imprisoned Tombs in the Central Jail of Nicosia.
- 1964: The Turkish government starts expelling ethnic Greeks. During the 1964, almost 10,000 Greeks will be forced out of Turkey.
- 1964: Saudi King Ibn Saud is ousted by his brother Faisal. He will take refuge in Greece where he will spend the rest of his life.
- 1972: Dictator George Papadopoulos becomes: Royal Regent, Prime Minister, Foreign Minister, Defence Minister and President of the Greek Parliament.
- 1994: EU representative Van der Brook asks Greek PM Andreas Papandreou to lift all the measures his government has taken against FYROM.
- 2003: Greek police put an end to the hijacking of a Turkish jet which landed at Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport. All 192 passengers and 11 crew members are safe.
Sports
- 1962: Takis Loukanidis debuts in a Panathinaikos jersey against AEK. His team win the game at Nea Philadelphia Stadium with two goals by Kostas Toumbelis and one by Mimis Domazos after being down 2-0.
Births
- 1884: Angelos Sikelianos, writer
- 1893: Spyros Skouras, Greek-American President of 20th Century Fox
Deaths
- 1957: Stylianos Lenas, EOKA fighter.
- 1998: Mimis Traiforos, author, song writer, director
