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Terzoglou was born on [[February 2]], [[1979]]. She is an athlete of Olympiakos, coached by Dimitris Michelarakis. [[Category:1979 births|Terzoglou, Irene]]

Kante was born on [[July 6]], [[1979]] in Stasbourg, France. He played for Strasbourg, Istres, Valence and Nice [[Category:1979 births|Kante, Cedric]]

...ving a part in three [[Alpha Ethniki]] championship seasons. Late in the [[1979]] season, he transferred to [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] with whom he close [[Category:1950 births|Theodoridis, Stefanos]]

Gousis was born on [[July 7]], [[1979]] in [[Agios Matthaios]], [[Kerkyra]]. He belongs to Olympiakos and trains [[Category:1979 births|Gousis, Tasos]]

*[[1979]]: PM [[Constantine Karamanlis]] visits the PR of China. ==Births==

*[[1979]]: The Greek government announces measures to save the [[Parthenon]] and ot *[[1979]]: [[Odysseus Elytis]] wins the Nobel prize for literature.

* [[Pierikos FC|Pierikos]]: [[1976]] - [[1979]] * [[Iraklis FC|Iraklis]]: [[1979]] - [[1987]]

'''Pablo Coira''' (born in [[October 10]], [[1979]] in Pontevedra, Spain) is a right back/defender, who played for [[Aris FC| [[Category:1979 births|Coira, Pablo]]

Iakovakis was born on [[March 24]], [[1979]] in [[Patra]]. On [[May 6]], [[2006]], in Osaka Japan, he became the first [[Category:1979 births|Iakovakis, Periklis]]

*[[1979]]: An earthquake strikes [[Thesprotia]] leaving 7,000 people homeless. ==Births==

'''Costas Tsartsaris''' (born [[October 17]], [[1979]] in [[Veria]], [[Macedonia]], [[Greece]]), is a [[Greeks|Greek]] professio [[Category:1979 births|Tsartsaris, Kostas]]

...[1971]]-[[1973]]), Fribourg ([[1973]]/[[1974|74]]) and Bregenz ([[1974]]-[[1979]]). During his career, he was capped 14 times by Austria. He coached: Bregenz (1974-1979), Rapid Vienna ([[1979]]-[[1982]]), Las Palmas ([[1982]]/[[1983|83]]), [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] ([[1984]]-

Sidney Rodrigue Noukpo Govou born 27 July 1979, is a retired French international footballer. Govou was a natural winger b [[Category:1979 births|Govou, Sidney]]

He died in [[Kallithea]], on [[October 23]], [[1979]], of a heart attack. [[Category:1919 births|Tsaousakis, Prodromos]]

...d professional in [[Greece]]. Over all, he was chairman of the club from [[1979]] until [[1985]], [[1986]] until December [[1987]] and [[1992]] - [[1993]]. [[Category:1927 births|Daifas, Stavros]]

Saja was born on [[June 5]], [[1979]] in La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina. From [[2000]] till [[2008]], he was [[Category:1979 births|Saja, Sebastian]]

* [[Panionios FC|Panionios]]: [[1979]] - [[1981]] As a player, Pathiakakis won the Greek Cup with Panionios in 1979 as he scored 3 goals against [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] in the 2-game sem

*[[1979]]: Bank employees strike across Greece. ==Births==

...urch of Greece, from 1968 to 1979 Metropolitan Bishop of Ethiopia and from 1979 to 1988 Archbishop of Thyateira and Great Britain. [[Category:1925 births]]

Konnafis was born on [[August 28]], [[1979]] in [[Nicosia]]. He started his top-league career with [[Omonia FC|Omonia] [[Category:1979 births|Konnafis, Petros]]

[[Image:Παναθηναϊκός 1979-80.jpg|thumb|300px|Panathinaikos 1979-80]] [[Category:1936 births|Vardinogiannis, Yiorgos]]

...Scorer two times (1976, 1979) He also was a 4 time Greek League Champion (1979, 1983, 1986, 1987) and the Greek Cup Winner in 1987. ...of 10.8 points per game. He played at the EuroBasket 1973, the EuroBasket 1979, and the EuroBasket 1981.

Pentzaropoulos died of cancer on [[March 29]], [[1979]]. [[Category:1927 births|Pentzaropoulos, Nikos]]

'''Michalis Morfis''' (born [[January 15]], [[1979]]) is a [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] football goalkeeper who currently plays for [[PA [[category:1979 births|Morfis, Michalis]]

Georgiou was born on [[September 24]], [[1979]] in Augsburg. He started his career with amateur club Kerasovo in [[Evryta [[Category:1979 births|Georgiou, Giorgos]]

...kia''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: '''Φανή Χαλκιά'''; born [[2 February]] [[1979]] in [[Larisa]], [[Greece]]) is a [[Greeks|Greek]] athlete. She won gold in [[Category:1979 births|Halkia, Fani]]

Among his accomplishments was a gold medal in the Mediterranean Games of [[1979]]. [[Category:1953 births|Ierissiotis, Kleanthis]]

...os Athens]]. Sarmiento was born in Cordoba, Argentina on [[November 3]], [[1979]]. His position is midfielder. [[Category:1979 births|Sarmiento, Marcelo]]

*[[1979]]: An earthquake in [[Elis prefecture]] causes considerable damage. ==Births==

Pythagoras died unexpectedly on [[November 12]], [[1979]]. [[Category:1930 births]]

...Thessaloniki]] in [[1978]] and for [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[1979]]. After the 1979 season, Wagner returned to Germany where he played for SV Roechling Voelkli

...efender for [[Ethnikos Piraeus FC|Ethnikos Piraeus]] from [[1964]] until [[1979]] when he transferred to [[Panachaiki FC|Panachaiki]] where he ended his ca [[Category:1943 births|Kremmydas, Angelos]]

...a member of the team that won consecutive championships in [[1978]] and [[1979]]. After his stint with AEK, he joined [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] and was a member of [[Category:1952 births|Stergioudas, Lakis]]

...kos Patra ([[1965]]-[[1967]]) and [[Panachaiki FC|Panachaiki]] ([[1967]]-[[1979]]). [[Category:1948 births|Stravopodis, Vasilis]]

...9]]/[[1970|'70]], [[1970]]/[[1971|'71]], [[1975]]/[[1976|'76]], [[1978]]/[[1979|'79]]. ...]], [[1976]]/[[1977|'77]], [[1977]]/[[1978|'78]], [[1978]]/[[1979|'79]], [[1979]]/[[1980|'80]], [[1980]]/[[1981|'81]], [[1981]]/[[1982|'82]]

*[[1979]]: [[Nikos Galis]] debuts in Greek Basketball with [[Aris BC]] and scores 3 ==Births==

| 1979 PARTIZAN Belgrade - Korac Cup | 1978-1979 PARTIZAN Belgrade - Yugoslavia

Roberts was born on [[July 19]] [[1979]] in Monrovia, Liberia. After starting his career in his native country, Ro [[Category:1979 births|Roberts, Zizi]]

...a member of the team that won consecutive championships in [[1978]] and [[1979]]. [[Category:1954 births|Ravousis, Petros]]

Nikolaidis was born on [[October 17]], [[1979]], in [[Thessaloniki]], the son of another tae kwon do athlete. He studied [[Category:1979 births|Nikolaidis, Alexandros]]

==Births== *[[1979]]: [[Fani Chalkia]], athlete

...mber Vilna) that won the 1st state literature prize for a short story in [[1979]]. She also won the Athens Academy's [[Ouranis Prize]] in [[1979]] for her novel "Rogmes" (Cracks).

==Births== *[[1979]]: [[Prodromos Tsaousakis]], [[rebetika]] singer.

*[[1979]]: Greek television begins broadcasting in color using the French system SE ==Births==

==Births== *[[1979]]: [[Sotiris Kyrgiakos]], footballer

There is a ''Tériade Museum'', which opened in [[1979]] in the southern [[Mytilene]] suburb of [[Varia]]. The books are displayed [[Category:1889 births|Teriade]]

'''Henry Antchouet''' (born [[August 2]], [[1979]] in Libreville) is a retired Gabonese football attacker. He started his ca [[Category:1979 births|Antchouet, Henry]]

...ulos was born in [[1960]]. He played for [[AE Larisa FC|AE Larisa]] from [[1979]] until [[1984]] when he was acquired by [[AEK FC|AEK]]. He played for [[AE [[Category:1960 births|Papadopoulos, Theologis]]

...mpiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. He remained with the [[Piraeus]] club until the [[1979]] season when he joined [[OFI FC|OFI]]. After three years with the [[Crete| [[Category:1946 births|Poupakis, Lefteris]]

...977]], he joined [[AEK FC|AEK]] and was part of their great [[1978]] and [[1979]] teams. He left [[AEK FC|AEK]] in [[1980]] for [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos] ...USSR 1-0 at [[Leoforos Alexandras Stadium|Leoforos]] ([[September 12]], [[1979]]).

*[[Korinthos FC]] - ([[1979]] - [[1981]]) [[Category:1958 births|Pittas, Takis]]

*[[1979]]: With a goal from [[Takis Nikoloudis]], [[National Football Team|Greece]] ==Births==

He became top scorer four years: in [[1978]] with 22 goals, in [[1979]] with 31 goals (third in Europe), in [[1985]] with 27 goals, and in [[1990 ...[AEK FC|AEK]] in [[1976]]. There, he won two championships ([[1978]] and [[1979]]) one cup ([[1978]]) and later he returned to Panionios in [[1988]] where

...with 6.67m. The old one of 6.64m by [[Maroula Lambrou]] had stood since [[1979]]. [[Category:1973 births|Xanthou, Niki]]

Pavlidis served as secretary of Parliament in [[1977]] and [[1979]]. He has also chaired New Democracy's Parliamentary sub-group for issues d [[Category:1943 births|Pavlidis, Aristotelis]]

...s Patra before making the jump to [[Panachaiki FC|Panachaiki]] ([[1966]]-[[1979]]). [[Category:1948 births|Michalopoulos, Andreas]]

...FC|Olympiakos]] in [[1972]]. He played for the [[Piraeus]] outfit until [[1979]]. He moved to [[Proodeftiki FC|Proodeftiki]] where he ended his career in [[Category:1950 births|Kelesidis, Panagiotis]]

*[[1979]]: The Nobel for Literature is awarded to [[Odysseus Elytis]]. *[[1979]]: Argentinian [[Juan Ramon Rocha]] is signed illegally by [[Panathinaikos

*Ο φαλακρός μαθητής (1979) [[Category:1910 births|Stoligas, Koulis]]

==Births== *[[1979]]: [[Periklis Iakovakis]], athlete

*[[1979]]: [[Panionios FC|Panionios]] upset [[AEK FC|AEK]] 3-1 and win the [[Greek ==Births==

*[[1979]]: Prime Minister [[Constantine Karamanlis]] meets Pope John Paul II in Rom ==Births==

*[[1979]]: Two [[AE Larisa FC]] players - Mousiaris and Koukoulitsios - are killed ==Births==

'''Kostas Katsouranis''' (born [[June 21]], [[1979]] in [[Patra]], [[Greece]]) is a retired [[Greece|Greek]] [[football (socce [[Category:1979 births|Katsouranis, Kostas]]

*[[1979]]: [[Panagiotis Kelesidis]] holds Hungary to a 0-0 tie with [[National Foot ==Births==

...[1974]] until [[1976]] at [[AEK FC|AEK]] [[Athens]] in [[Greece]] and from 1979 until 1981 for Wormatia Worms in the 2. Bundesliga. [[Category:1948 births|Zahnleiter, Timo]]

...[AEK FC|AEK]] and was a member of the championship teams of [[1978]] and [[1979]]. [[Category:1949 births|Intzoglou, Babis]]

==Births== *[[1979]]: [[Nikos Pentzaropoulos]], footballer.

'''Sotiris Kyrgiakos''' (born [[July 3]] [[1979]] in [[Megalochori (Trikala)|Megalochori]], [[Trikala prefecture]], [[Greec [[Category:1979 births|Kyrgiakos, Sotiris]]

*[[1979]]: The Greek government publishes the new law allowing divorce for reason o == Births ==

...3]]. He started his professional career at [[AE Larisa FC|AE Larisa]] in [[1979]]. In December [[1987]], he transferred to [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. A [[Category:1963 births|Plitsis, Giorgos]]

...a member of the team that won consecutive championships in [[1978]] and [[1979]]. He ended his career with AEK in [[1981]]. [[Category:1951 births]]

==Births== *[[1979]]: [[Kostas Katsouranis]], footballer.

*[[1979]]: The professional football team of [[AEK FC|AEK]] is formed with [[Loukas ==Births==

...raikos]] ([[1972]] - [[1977]]), [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] ([[1977]] - [[1979]]) and [[Korinthos FC]] where he ended his career in [[1982]]. [[Category:1953 births|Katsavakis, Makis]]

*On [[September 6]], [[1979]], young Yiannis Valaoras miraculously survived a car crash that killed two [[Category:1958 births|Valaoras, Yiannis]]

...lived the rest of his life in Hungary where he died on [[September 5]], [[1979]]. His remains were buried in his birthplace, [[Ellopia]], a few days after [[Category:1909 births|Koligiannis, Konstantinos]]

*[[1979]]: [[Yiangos Pesmazoglou]] leaves the [[Centrist Democratic Union]] to form ==Births==

*[[June 16]], [[1979]] - 6.64m [[Category:1953 births|Lambrou, Maroula]]

...f>, and specializes in the Middle East. Iason was born in [[Athens]], in [[1979]], to a British father (Georgios Fowden) and a [[Greeks|Greek]] mother (Pol [[Category:1979 births|Athanasiadis, Iason]]

...]. He came to [[Greece]], joining [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]], in [[1979]], winning four [[A1 Division|league titles]] and four Greek cups with the [[Category:1956 births|Stergakos, David]]

...rmanent representative of Cyprus to the UN, serving between [[1960]] and [[1979]]. From [[1960]] till [[1973]], Rossides also held the post of Ambassador t [[Category:1895 births|Rossides, Zenon]]

...fterwards, he studied Law at the [[University of Athens]], graduating in [[1979]]. [[Category:1955 births|Louka, Loukas]]

*[[1979]]: [[Nikos Sampson]] is temporarilly released from prison for health reason ==Births==

*[[1979]]: [[Aris FC|Aris]] [[Thessaloniki]] defeat Perugia 3-0, in Italy, in the U ==Births==

At AEK, Ardizoglou won championship honours in [[1978]] and [[1979]] and the [[Greek Football Cup|Greek Cup]] in [[1978]] and [[1983]]. [[Category:1953 births|Ardizoglou, Christos]]

==Births== *[[1979]]: [[Michalis Morfis]], Cypriot footballer

...BC|PAOK]]. His first appearance on the national team was on [[April 7]], [[1979]] in a friendly match against England in Thessaloniki (100-79) when the coa [[Category:1959 births|Stavropoulos, Nikos]]

*''Ta Kangouro'' (''Τα Καγκουρώ'' = ''The Kangaroo''), stage play, [[1979]] *''Spazokefales ston Ourano'' (''Σπαζοκεφαλιές στον ουρανό''), [[1979]]

...o [[Greece]] and resumed his career at [[PAOK FC|PAOK]]. He played until [[1979]], winning the league title in [[1976 Football Championship|1976]]. [[Category:1946 births|Apostolidis, Koulis]]

...1975, 1977, 1980, 1981, 1982) and two [[Greek Basketball Cup|Greek Cups]] (1979, 1982). [[Category:1947 births|Kontos, Apostolos]]

*[[1979]]: A medical certificate is no longer required for a wedding in [[Greece]]. ==Births==

...hinaikos]] in [[1967]] from Aittitos [[Spata]] and played for them until [[1979]]. Altogether, he participated in 253 [[Alpha Ethniki|League]] games and 36 [[Category:1948 births|Dimitriou, Dimitris]]

*Αιγαίο - [[1979]] [[Category:1944 births|Koch, Mariza]]

...thos FC]] where he made his [[Alpha Ethniki]] debut on [[September 30]], [[1979]] at age 19. [[Category:1960 births|Togias, Giorgos]]

In [[1979]], Xylouris was at the height of his career when he was diagnosed with canc [[Category:1936 births|Xylouris, Nikos]]

...[1974]]). In [[1976]], he coached [[AEK BC|AEK]] and, between [[1977]] - [[1979]], [[Olympiakos BC|Olympiakos]] where he won another championship in [[1978 [[Category:1934 births|Mourouzis, Kostas]]

*[[Panionios FC|Panionios]] ([[1979]]) [[Category:1925 births|Markovits, Panos]]

*[[1979]]: [[Philippos Syrigos]] begins his career as sportscaster in a basketball ==Births==

*[[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] - [[1968]] - [[1969]], [[1979]] - [[1980]]. [[Category:1932 births|Petropoulos, Lakis]]

Konstantinou also had an interlude ([[1979]]) in which he played for Toronto of the North American Soccer League. [[Category:1947 births|Konstantinou, Vasilis]]

...h the Greek National Team. Other teams he coached include [[Larisa FC]] ([[1979]] - [[1980]]), [[Rodos FC]] ([[1982]] - [[1983]]), [[Doxa Drama FC|Doxa Dra [[Category:1936 births|Polychroniou, Kostas]]

*''Επισκέπτες'' (Visitors) (1979) [[Category:1909 births|Sotiriou, Dido]]

Fadrhonc also coached [[Panachaiki FC|Panachaiki]] [[Patra]] in the [[1979]] season. [[Category:1914 births|Fadrhonc, Frantisek]]

*[[1979]]: [[Maroula Lambrou]] breaks the Greek women's record in the [[long jump]] == Births ==

In January, [[1979]], Iakovou was appointed Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany, a p [[Category:1938 births|Iakovou, Georgios]]

Terzakis died on [[August 3]], [[1979]] in [[Athens]]. [[Category:1907 births|Terzakis, Angelos]]

*[[1979]]: Weapons are stolen from an army base in [[Rethymno]], [[Crete]]. ==Births==

[[1979]] and joined the [[Bank of Crete]] as an accountant. He bought the [[Bank o [[Category:1954 births|Koskotas, George]]

...t capped for Argentina although he was member of Argentina's U21 team in [[1979]] playing alongside with Diego Maradona. [[Category:1963 births|Guillermo Angel Hoyos]]

...aw at the [[University of Athens]] and in [[1954]] he became a judge. In [[1979]] he was appointed to the "Areios Pagos"([[Supreme Court of Greece]] for Ci [[Category:1923 births|Grivas, Yiannis]]

...oma'' (''Τα Κουρέλια Τραγουδάνε Ακόμα'' = ''The Rags Are Still Singing'') (1979) [[Category:1938 births|Nikolaidis, Nikos]]

...d by [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. He played for the red-and-whites from [[1979]] until [[1987]]. After that, he also played for [[Levadiakos FC|Levadiakos [[Category:1960 births|Lemonis, Takis]]

...e a star right winger and won the league title in [[1977]], [[1978]] and [[1979]]. [[Category:1956 births|Ling]]

...[[1971]]-[[1974]]. He later moved to Argentina in [[1978]], to Norway in [[1979]] and [[Greece]] until [[2003]]. [[Category:1939 births|Gmoch, Jacek]]

.... He was third secretary at the Greek embassy in Ankara, Turkey, from 1976-1979, and then consul in Venice, Italy, for four years. In 1983 took over as fir [[Category:1948 births|Kaskarelis, Vassilis ]]

...he collaborated with many important Greek composers and singers while in [[1979]] she graduated from Ecole Normale De Music of Paris and returned back to [ [[Category:1958 births|Reboutsika, Evanthia]]

*1979 - Sydney City (NSL) 5 app. 0 gls. [[Category:1963 births|Patikas, Jimmy]]

...at Newell's Old Boys. [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] acquired him in [[1979]] from Boca Juniors. He played for PAO until his retirement in the spring o [[Category:1954 births|Rocha, Juan Ramon]]

He then moved to Byzantas Megaron and Chania, completing his career in 1979. [[Category:1944 births|Panopoulos, Petros]]

...cellor of the Archdiocese and on the death of Athenagoras on 9th September 1979, he took over as Locum Tenens. He held the position in the Archdiocese as p [[Category:1928 births]]

*[[1979]]: [[Iraklis FC|Iraklis]] thrash [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] 6-0 in ==Births==

|[[1980 Football Championship|1979-1980]] [[Category:1950 births|Novoselac]]

* (1979) ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078978/ Clair de Femme]'' [[Category:1933 births|Gavras, Costa]]

==Births== *[[1979]]: [[Angelos Terzakis]], author

...[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poker_Hall_of_Fame Poker Hall of Fame] in [[1979]]. [[Category:1883 births|Greek, Nick the]]

...AEK FC|AEK]] win championships again in [[1968]], [[1971]], [[1978]] and [[1979]]. [[Category: 1942 births|Papaioannou, Mimis]]

...erick, Maryland, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.<ref>http://www.marylandhistoricaltrust.net/nr/NRDetail.aspx?HDID=567&COUNT [[Category:1805 births|Brumidi, Constantino]]

*ΘΑ ΜΕ ΘΥΜΗΘΕIΣ (1979) - You'll remember me [[Category:1946 births|Parios, Yiannis]]

...as the acclaimed Heaven and Hell (1975), ''Spiral'' (1977) and ''China'' (1979). Vangelis' ''Heaven and Hell'' was later used as the theme to the PBS tele ...in his film "The Year of Living Dangerously", most notably "L'enfant" from 1979's "Opera Sauvage."

...s to Anastopoulos, Panionios won the [[Greek Football Cup|Greek Cup]] in [[1979]] upsetting [[AEK FC|AEK]] 3-1. His debut in European competition was also [[Category:1958 births|Anastopoulos, Nikos]]

...inaikos who went 988' without giving up a goal [[December 30|Dec. 30]], [[1979]] - [[March 16|Mar. 16]], [[1980]]). [[Category:1943 births|Economopoulos, Takis]]

...ek League titles, 3 Greek Cups) with only a brief interlude, ([[1978]] - [[1979]]), when he had a stint with [[AEK FC|AEK]]. [[Category:1942 births|Domazos, Mimis]]

...New Democracy's organisational and ideological sectors from [[1974]] to [[1979]] and from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. He also practised law between [[1984]] and [[Category:1956 births|Karamanlis, Costas]]

*14 Zeibekika - ([[1979]]) [[Category:1948 births|Mitropanos, Dimitris]]

*1979: «Επικίνδυνη αγάπη» (Dangerous love) [[Category:1940 births|Panou, Poly]]

==Births== [[Category:1979]]

...n seasons ([[1973]]/[[1974|74]], [[1975]]/76, 1976/[[1977|77]], 1978/79, [[1979]]/80, [[1980]]/81 and [[1981]]/82). But his greatest success was in 1975/76 [[Category:1949 births|Kaiafas, Sotiris]]

...os and Diogenes'', translated by Guy Davenport (Bolinas: Grey Fox Press, 1979. ISBN 0912516364 (Complete fragments of Diogenes translated into English) [[Category:412 BC births]]

...lumnae Day recipient of the Rabbi Martin Katzenstein Award, established in 1979 to recognize a Divinity School graduate who exhibits “a passionate and he [[Category:1911 births|Iakovos, Archbishop of America]]

In [[1979]], she appeared in ''Fantarines'' with [[Dimis Dadiras]] (sold 300,000 tick * [[1979]] - Fantarines (Φανταρίνες / Women GIs)

...final|European Cup final]] in [[1971]]. Puskas would return to Greece in [[1979]] to coach [[AEK FC|AEK]] Athens. [[Category:1927 births|Puskas, Ferenc]]

* Concilium Faculty Research Award, Summer 1979 ...y Garland Press in their series of Outstanding Dissertations in Economics, 1979

* ''Τα στενά παπούτσια'' (1979) (''The tight shoes'') [[Category:1925 births|Sarri, Georges]]

...James F. Lea, foreward by Helen Kazantzakis, University of Alabama Press, 1979. [[Category:1883 births|Kazantzakis, Nikos]]

* Gynaikes sta opla (1979) .... President [[Category:1940 births|Moustakas, Sotiris]]

...fessional contract at Go Ahead Eagles. He made his Eredivisie debut in the 1979-80 season and earned himself 27 appearances throughout the season in which [[Category:1954 births|ten Cate, Henk]]

*[[1979]] Τα τραγούδια της Χαρούλας - "Haris' Songs" [[Category:1950 births|Alexiou, Haris]]

...HU's scoring list with 1,651 points. He was the Haggerty Award winner in [[1979]]. In the spring of [[1979]] Galis realised that the time had come for him to try and play in the NBA.

* Ena gelasto apogevma 1979 [[Category:1934 births|Kourkoulos, Nikos]]

* Political and Social Writings. Volume 3: 1961-1979. Recommencing the Revolution: From Socialism to the Autonomous Society. (ed [[Category:1922 births|Castoriadis, Cornelius]]

...1975), ''Escape to Athena'' (1979), and ''Beyond the Poseidon Adventure'' (1979). [[Category:1924 births|Savalas, Telly]]

* ''Roses and Sunshine'' (1979) [[Category:1934 births|Mouskouri, Nana]]

...e in Paris 1968-1975, the exhibitions Grand et jeunes d’aujourd’hui, Paris 1979 -1988 and 1990, Salon de Comparaisons, Paris 1986, Art Athina, 1993 and 199 [[Category:1903 births|Zongolopoulos, George]]

[[Category:1945 births|Antoniadis, Antonis]] Το 1979-80 ο Αντωνιάδης φόρεσε τη φανέλα του Ολυμπ

* O palavos kosmos tou Thanasi ( 1979 ), ''The daft world of Thanasis'' * O falakros mathitis ( 1979 ), ''The bald-headed student''

#Oratorio: "Axion Esti" ([[Odysseas Elytis]], Nobel Prize 1979) *1979: "Elektra" (choreography: Serge Kenten)

...rize (and the only, until [[Odysseus Elytis]] became a Nobel laureate in [[1979]]). His nationality, and the role he had played in the 20th century renaiss [[Category:1900 births|Seferis, Giorgos]]

...ves in [[1978]], and represented Maine's 2nd Congressional District from [[1979]]-[[1995]]. The district includes Bangor and her hometown of Auburn. She se [[Category:1947 births|Snowe, Olympia]]

On [[October 18]], [[1979]], Elytis won the Nobel Prize for Literature. He accepted the award on [[De [[Category:1911 births|Elytis, Odysseus]]

** 1979 Kitrino Galazio - Platinum CD (100,000 copies) [[Category:1957 births|Vissi, Anna]]

...rs of the Church; v. 68 (Washington: Catholic University of America Press, 1979). [[Category:347 births]]

# Ὀμφαλός, Ποίημα - Athens, Kedros, 1979. ...rn Europe (edited by D. E. Albright) – Boulder (Colorado), Westview Press, 1979, XXII.

...ments with Translation and Commentary, London, Cambridge University Press, 1979, pages 1 – 23 ISBN 0-521-28645-X</ref><ref>For example, Kahn gives an ove ...port, Guy (translator): Herakleitos and Diogenes, Bolinas, Grey Fox Press, 1979, ISBN 0-912516-36-4 Complete fragments of Heraclitus in English.

1979 - 80: The nine-piece band FATME (Portokaloglou, Tsakalos, Moustakis – lat [[Category:1957 births|Portokaloglou, Nikos]]