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*[[1941]]: The evacuation of all Allied forces from [[Crete]] is ordered. | *[[1941]]: The evacuation of all Allied forces from [[Crete]] is ordered. | ||
*[[1963]]: [[Grigoris Lambrakis]], a leftist politician, succumbs to his injuries of [[May 22]]. | *[[1963]]: [[Grigoris Lambrakis]], a leftist politician, succumbs to his injuries of [[May 22]]. | ||
| + | *[[2022]]: Iran seizes two Greek tankers in the Persian Gulf. | ||
==Sports== | ==Sports== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:50, May 28, 2022
Events
- 1821: Dimitris Papanikolis and his companions Yiannis Patatoukos and Giorgos Kalafatis burn a 76-cannon Turkish war ship in Eressos harbour, Lesbos.
- 1874: Metropolitan Procopius I is elected Archbishop of Athens.
- 1916: Fort Roupel is surrendered, by Major Ioannis Mavroudis, to German and Bulgarian forces. He was under orders to do so by the government in Athens.
- 1919: The Greek Army occupies Aydini, Asia Minor.
- 1941: The evacuation of all Allied forces from Crete is ordered.
- 1963: Grigoris Lambrakis, a leftist politician, succumbs to his injuries of May 22.
- 2022: Iran seizes two Greek tankers in the Persian Gulf.
Sports
- 1956: Kostas Sfikas breaks the Greek record for the triple jump with 15.18m. The old record by Ioannis Palamiotis had stood for 17 years.
- 1966: Sportscaster Yiannis Diakoyiannis starts reporting on the England World Cup for national television carrier EIR, 3 months after its first transmission (February 23, 1966)
Births
- 1938: Socrates Kokkalis, owner of Olympiakos
Deaths
- 1879: Epameinondas Deligeorgis, politician, Prime Minister
- 1963: Grigoris Lambrakis, politician, assassinated
