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*[[1944]]: [[Sergio Markarian]], football coach | *[[1944]]: [[Sergio Markarian]], football coach | ||
*[[1962]]: [[Giorgos Mitsibonas]], footballer | *[[1962]]: [[Giorgos Mitsibonas]], footballer | ||
Latest revision as of 10:59, June 1, 2020
Events
- 451: The Fourth Ecumenical Council concludes its work with a condemnation of Monophysitism.
- 1891: The Athens Stock Exchange moves to Pesmatzoglou Street no. 1.
- 1903: The theatrical play of The Oresteia by Aeschylus is performed for the first time translated in the dimotiki language. The events brings an uproar within "insulted" art circles. Fight scenes errupt resulting at the death of two people and the injury of seven others.
- 1940: Lieutenant Alexandros Diakos becomes the first Greek Army officer to die in World War II.
- 1945: Panagiotis Kanellopoulos forms a government.
- 1948: Archbishop Athenagoras is elected Ecumenical Patriarch.
- 1962: Greece becomes an associate member of the European Common Market.
- 1988: Charges are brought against George Koskotas for illegal transactions with Merrill Lynch.
Births
- 1944: Sergio Markarian, football coach
- 1962: Giorgos Mitsibonas, footballer
Deaths
- 1940: Lt Alexandros Diakos, first Greek officer to fall in battle in WWII
- 1968: Georgios Papandreou, politician, Prime Minister of Greece
- 2012: Stella Soulioti, first Cypriot woman to serve as cabinet minister.
