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January

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February

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June

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March

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August

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April

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December

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December

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December

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 *[[January 9]]: [[Michalis Violaris]], popular singer
 *[[January 31]]: [[Christodoulos Pasiardis]], Defence Minister of [[Cyprus]]
 ===March===

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		+	*[[February 12]]: The Norwegian steamship "Oria" sinks off the coast of [[Patroklos island]], causing the death of 4,095 Italian prisoners of war, 21 Greeks and 15 Germans. This is the worst maritime disaster in the Mediterranean Sea.
	*[[February 29]]: Greek resistance movements [[EDES]], [[EAM]] and [[EKKA]] sign a cooperation pact at Plaka, [[Epirus]].		*[[February 29]]: Greek resistance movements [[EDES]], [[EAM]] and [[EKKA]] sign a cooperation pact at Plaka, [[Epirus]].

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 ===June===
 *[[June 21]]: [[Corinna Tsopei]], Miss Universe of [[1964]].
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 *[[March 10]]: The [[Political Committee of National Liberation]] (the "government of the mountains") is formed at [[Viniani]], [[Evritania prefecture]]. [[Evripidis Bakirtzis]] is sworn in as Prime Minister.
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 *[[August 11]]: The Greek 3rd mountain brigade lands in Taranto, Italy.
 *[[August 13]]: German troops destroy the village of [[Anogia]], [[Crete]].
 *[[August 21]]: German troops destroy the village of [[Damasta]], [[Crete]], after executing 30 inhabitants.

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 ===April===
 *[[April 17]]: [[Dimitrios Psaros]], resistance leader
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 ===December===
-*[[December 1]]: Gen. Ronald Scobie issues a proclamation calling for the disolution of the [[National Popular Liberation Army]] (ELAS). His call will go unheeded.
+*[[December 1]]: Gen. Ronald Scobie issues a proclamation calling for the dissolution of the [[National Popular Liberation Army]] (ELAS). His call will go unheeded.
-*[[December 2]]: Five leftist Ministers of the [[Georgios Papandreou|Papandreou]] government resign in protest at Gen. Scobie's call for the disolution of the [[National Popular Liberation Army]] (ELAS).
+*[[December 2]]: Five leftist Ministers of the [[Georgios Papandreou|Papandreou]] government resign in protest at Gen. Scobie's call for the dissolution of the [[National Popular Liberation Army]] (ELAS).
 *[[December 3]]: Members and supporters of the leftist [[EAM]]/[[ELAS]] demonstrate in [[Constitution Square]], [[Athens]]. Police fire on the demonstrators killing 28 of them.
 *[[December 4]]: Communist organisation [[ELAS]] and nationalist [[Organisation X]] battle at [[Theseum]] for control of [[Athens]].

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 *[[December 27]]:  PM [[Georgios Papandreou]] submits his resignation in the midst of the post-[[World War II]] [[December crisis]] ("Δεκεμβριανά"). Winston Churchill leaves [[Athens]] for London.
 *[[December 28]]: British ships start to evacuate the remnants of [[Napoleon Zervas]]' [[EDES]] forces off the Greek mainland to the island of [[Corfu]].
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