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*[[1849]]: Nikitas Stamatelopoulos, better known as "[[Nikitaras]]", revolutionary | *[[1849]]: Nikitas Stamatelopoulos, better known as "[[Nikitaras]]", revolutionary | ||
*[[1965]]: [[Georgios Stanotas]], general | *[[1965]]: [[Georgios Stanotas]], general | ||
| − | *[[1970]]: [[Minos Matsas]], recording industry | + | *[[1970]]: [[Minos Matsas]], recording industry executive |
[[Category:Days]] | [[Category:Days]] | ||
Revision as of 08:42, January 31, 2009
Events
- 1838: Daily "Eon" hits the newsstands. It is published by historian Ioannis Philemon and will cease publication in 1891.
- 1974: Communist daily "Rizospastis" ("Radical") reappears on the newstands after an absence of 27 years.
- 1982: Sofia Sakorafa breaks the women's world record in the javelin with a throw of 74.20m.
- 2005 - Greece beat Germany 78-62 in Belgrade to capture the European Basketball Championship for only the second time in their history.
Births
- 1937: Takis Loukanidis, footballer
Deaths
- 1849: Nikitas Stamatelopoulos, better known as "Nikitaras", revolutionary
- 1965: Georgios Stanotas, general
- 1970: Minos Matsas, recording industry executive
