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...Vlachos''' (Greek Ελένη Βλάχου - [[Eleni Vlachou]] the feminine form), ([[1911]] - [[1995]]), was a [[Greece|Greek]] newspaper woman, the editor and, afte Eleni Vlachou was born in [[Athens]] on [[December 18]], [[1911]]. was noted for her opposition to the [[Junta]] that ruled Greece between

Born in [[1911]], '''Nikiforos Vikelidis''' was the middle of the three Vikelidis brothers [[Category:1911 births|Vikelidis, Nikiforos]]

Kitsos was born in [[1911]], played for [[Aris FC|Aris]] [[Thessaloniki]] and was a member of the [[1 [[Category:1911 births|Kitsos, Nikos]]

Papanikolaou was born in [[Elefsina]] in [[1911]]. He was an athlete of Ethnikos Gymnastic Club and competed in the Olympia [[Category:1911 births|Papanikolaou, Nikolaos]]

Ivanof was born in Warsaw, Poland, on [[December 14]], [[1911]]. After his father's death, his mother remarried a Greek man named Lambria [[Category:1911 births|Ivanof, Georgios]]

Leonidas was born in [[1911]] and started his sports career, in [[track and field]], as a [[triple-jump [[Category:1911 births|Andrianopoulos, Leonidas]]

*[[1911]]: [[Grevena]] Metropolitan Aimilianos goes missing during a tour. ==Births==

Dianellos was born in Agios Lavrentios, [[Magnesia prefecture]] in [[1911]]. He studied Drama the Art Theatre of [[Karolos Koun]], making his stage d [[Category:1911 births|Dianellos, Lavrentis]]

Born on [[October 23]], [[1911]], '''Antonis Migiakis''' was a star forward (outside-right) for [[Panathin [[Category:1911 births|Migiakis, Antonis]]

==Births== *[[1911]]: [[Antonis Migiakis]], football player and coach.

*[[1911]]: The [[Battleship Georgios Averof]] is commissioned by the [[Hellenic Nav ==Births==

...tary under Dragoumis. He retired from the military as a Major General in [[1911]] and published his Memoirs. [[Category:1844 births|Zorbas, Nikolaos]]

==Births== *[[1911]]: [[Eleni Vlachos]], newspaper publisher

==Births== *[[1911]]: [[Archbishop Iakovos]] of North and South America.

*[[1911]]: A major earthquake (7.1 on the Richter scale) strikes [[Thera]] and the ==Births==

==Births== *[[1911]]: [[Georgios Ivanof]], athlete, resistance fighter.

*[[1911]]: Serious debates take place on the matter of the [[Greek language]]. Univ ==Births==

'''Alexandros Papadiamantis''' ([[March 3]], [[1851]] - [[January 3]], [[1911]]) was a [[Greece|Greek]] writer. He died from pneumonia. [[Category:1851 births]]

==Births== [[Category:1911]]

*[[1911]]: The [[Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople]] closes all churches un ==Births==

*[[1911]]: [[Anorthosis Famagusta FC]] is founded. ==Births==

...ross in Jerusalem ([[1895]]), director of Rizarios School in [[Athens]] ([[1911]]) and professor of Ecclesiastical History at the [[University of Athens]] [[Category:1868 births|Chrysostom 1]]

==Births== *[[1911]]: [[Alexandros Papadiamantis]], writer.

*[[1911]]: A French military delegation under Gen. Eydoux, arrives in Greece. Its t ==Births==

==Births== *[[1911]]: [[Constantine Christomanos]], poet, writer, innovator of the Greek theat

*[[1911]]: [[Kostis Palamas]] is suspended for a month by the [[University of Athen ==Births==

...erent periods he was the US Consul to [[Smyrna]], the first time between [[1911]]-[[1917]] (till the cessation of diplomatic relations between the U.S. and ...05]]-[[1906]]. Horton was the US Consul in [[Salonika]] between [[1910]]-[[1911]].

...on [[February 10]], [[1896]], in South Petherton, Somerset, England. In [[1911]], Harding joined the Territorial Army and, during the [[World War I|First [[Category:1896 births|Harding]]

*[[1911]]: A number of professors from the [[University of Athens]] petition Parlia ==Births==

==Births== *[[1911]]: [[Odysseus Elytis]], [http://nobelprize.org/ Nobel prize] winning poet,

...der the ''nom de guerre'' of ''Parmenion''. Promoted to Major General in [[1911]], he was appointed head of the Army General Staff in August [[1912]], part [[Category:1853 births|Danglis, Panagiotis]]

Evans was knighted in [[1911]] for his services to archaeology, and is commemorated both at Knossos and [[Category:1851 births|Evans, Arthur]]

'''Iakovos (Koukouzis)''' [[Archbishop of America]] ([[1911]]- [[April 10]], [[2005]]) was the Greek [[Eastern Orthodoxy|Orthodox]] Born on the Island of [[Imvros]], Turkey on July 29,1911 to Maria and Athanasios Koukouzis, he had two sisters Virginia and Chrysant

*[http://40.1911encyclopedia.org/E/EU/EUMENES_OF_CARDIA.htm 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica on Eumenes of Cardia] [[Category:362 BC births]]

Cavafy's poem ''The God Abandons Antony'' (1911) was adapted by Leonard Cohen for the latter's song ''Alexandra Leaving'' ( [[Category:1863 births|Cavafy, Constantine P.]]

...novel, ''Paramythi Horis Onoma'' (''A Tale with No Name''), published in [[1911]]. [[Category:1874 births|Delta,Penelope]]

...evo, then in the Ottoman Empire. He studied law at [[Constantinople]] in [[1911]]-[[1912]] and, from there, went on to study at the [[University of Athens] [[Category:1892 births|Svolos, Alexandros]]

...Cecilie of Greece, Hereditary Grand Duchess of Hesse|Princess Cecilie]] ([[1911]]-[[1937]]). Married George Donatus, Hereditary Grand Duke of Hesse and by [[Category:1882 births|Andrew, Prince of Greece]]

This article incorporates text from the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, which is in the public domain (see also entry in [[Category:1572 births]]

...ins University, 1986), p. 139.[1] According to the Encyclopædia Britannica 1911, he was a founder of schools, and provided medical attendance for the poor [[Category:321 births]]

...in [[Heraklion]] (Candia) on the island of [[Crete]], on [[November 2]], [[1911]]. Some time later his family settled permanently in [[Athens]] where the [[Category:1911 births|Elytis, Odysseus]]

He died [[November 3]], [[1911]]. [[Category:1867 births|Christomanos,Constantine]]

''This entry is adapted from the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.'' [[Category:556 BC births]]

* [http://7.1911encyclopedia.org/J/JU/JUSTINIAN_II_.htm 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica article] [[Category:669 births]]

...encyclopedia.org/A/AN/ANTIPATER.htm Encyclopedia Britannica 11th Edition] (1911) [[Category:397 BC births]]

...n certain occasions.<ref name=britannica> {{Harvnb|Encyclopedia Britannica|1911}} </ref> This passive approach was very successful in treating relatively s ...cred Disease'', etc.<ref name=britannica> {{Harvnb|Encyclopedia Britannica|1911}} </ref>

...ates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed (1911). Encyclopædia Britannica (Eleventh ed.). Cambridge University Press [[Category:432 BC births]]

*[http://www.1911encyclopedia.org ''Encyclopaedia Britannica'' 1911:] Constantine [[Category:272 births]]

...ank.org/ANC_APO/ANTIGONUS_GONATAS_c_319239_BC_.html "Antigonus Gonatas"], (1911) [[Category:319 BC births]]

...6.1911encyclopedia.org/P/PA/PAUL_THE_APOSTLE.htm Paul, the Apostle] in the 1911 [[Encyclopedia Brittanica]] [[Category:3 births]]