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1913: The Treaty of London concludes the First Balkan War.
1918: The Battle of Skra, fought in the Macedonia front in World War I, ends in Greek victory over the Bulgarians.
1941: Manolis Glezos and Apostolos Santas take down the German flag from the Acropolis, Athens.
1969: The first Greek policewomen go on duty.
1990: A liver transplant is performed for the first time in Greece.

1897: First athletics championships organized by Panellinios. The games (held for 2 days in Fokianos Gymnasium) include track-and-field events, wrestling, fencing and weightlifting.
1975: Dimitris Patronis breaks the Greek record in the high jump with 2.22m.
1990: Maria Christoforidou wins 3 gold medals at the World Weightlifting Championships in Sarajevo.
1996: Former AEK midfielder Vasilis Tsartas signs with Sevilla.
1998: Katerina Thanou breaks the womens' 100m Greek record with a time of 10.99.
1999: The European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship closes in Budapest. Greece (featuring Aindili, Christodoulou, Karyami, Polatou, Georgatou) won the gold medal with 39.799 points.
1999: Vassilis Polymeros and Panagiotis Miliotis take first place at the World Rowing Championship in Belgium.
1999: Led by coach Dusan Bajevic, Olympiakos win their third consecutive Greek league title. Ethnikos become the sole team in Greek first division history not to win a single game.
2016: Olympiakos defeat Panathinaikos 82-81, after two overtime periods, to clinch the 2016 basketball championship.

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 *[[1999]]: [[Vassilis Polymeros]] and [[Panagiotis Miliotis]] take first place at the World Rowing Championship in Belgium.
 *[[1999]]: Led by coach [[Dusan Bajevic]], [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] win their third consecutive [[Football A Division|Greek league title]]. [[Ethnikos FC|Ethnikos]] become the sole team in [[Football A Division|Greek first division]] history not to win a single game.
+*[[2016]]: [[Olympiakos BC|Olympiakos]] defeat [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]] 82-81, after two overtime periods, to clinch the 2016 [[basketball]] championship.
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