1973 - Revision history

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March

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August

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March

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July

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February

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February

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February

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May

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May

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July

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 ===March===
 *[[March 15]]: A large quantity of weapons and ammunition is stolen, by armed men, from a Police station in [[Lemesos]], [[Cyprus]]. [[EOKA B']] is blamed.
 ===April===
 *[[April 22]]: [[Alpha Ethniki|League]] leaders [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] are stunned 5-3 at home by [[Panachaiki FC|Panachaiki]]. The loss dropped the [[Thessaloniki]] club into 2nd place and ended up costing them the championship.

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 *[[August 5]]:  Three people are killed and 55 wounded, after two Arab gunmen open fire and throw grenades into a crowded passenger lounge at [[Ellinikon International Airport|Athens airport]].
 *[[August 19]]: [[George Papadopoulos]] is sworn in as President after the abolition of the Monarchy by the military [[Junta]].
 *[[August 25]]: [[Apostolos Kathiniotis]] breaks the Greek record in the [[long jump]] with 7.78m.

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 ===March===
 *[[March 15]]: A large quantity of weapons and ammunition is stolen, by armed men, from a Police station in [[Lemesos]], [[Cyprus]]. [[EOKA B']] is blamed.
 ===May===

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 *[[July 14]]: Archbishop [[Makarios III]] defrocks the three Cypriot Metropolitans who had earlier called for his resignation from the Presidency of the island-republic.
 *[[July 19]]: A Palestinian attacks the offices of El Al in [[Athens]]. He captures two hostages but releases them after negotiations with the Greek police.
 *[[July 29]]: The [[Junta|Military government]] of [[Greece]] holds a referendum on a proposed new constitution that abolishes the monarchy. 78.4% approve according to the government-released results.

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 *[[February 21]]: Law students barricade themselves inside the buildings of the Law School of the [[university of Athens]] demanding repeal of the law that imposed forceful conscription of "subversive youths".
 *[[February 25]]: Nikos Koemtzis kills three persons and injures another six over a song he requested at a night club. Among the dead is a nephew of former [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] footballer [[Thanasis Soulis]].
 ===March===
 *[[March 15]]: A large quantity of weapons and ammunition is stolen, by armed men, from a Police station in [[Lemesos]], [[Cyprus]]. [[EOKA B']] is blamed.

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 ===February===
 *[[February 18]]: Archbishop [[Makarios III]] is proclaimed President of [[Cyprus]] for a third term as there were no other candidates for the post.
 *[[February 21]]: Law students barricade themselves inside the buildings of the Law School of the [[university of Athens]] demanding repeal of the law that imposed forceful conscription of "subversive youths".

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 ===May===
-*[[May 16]]: Greek football referee [[Christos Michas]] officiates the European Cup Winners Cup final between AC Milan - Leeds Utd. (1-0) in [[Thessaloniki]]. He will be punished later by UEFA for his many grievous errors which affected the outcome of the match.
+*[[May 16]]: Greek football referee [[Christos Michas]] officiates the European Cup Winners Cup final between AC Milan - Leeds Utd. (1-0) in [[Thessaloniki]]. He will be punished later by the [[Greek Football Federation]] for his many grievous errors which affected the outcome of the match.
 *[[May 23]]: The Greek military vessel "Velos" sails to Italy where its crew seeks political asylum from the military [[Junta]] that rules Greece.

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 *[[June 1]]: The [[Junta]] declares the Greek Monarchy abolished.
 === July ===
 *[[July 14]]: Archbishop [[Makarios III]] defrocks the three Cypriot Metropolitans who had earlier called for his resignation from the Presidency of the island-republic.
 *[[July 19]]: A Palestinian attacks the offices of El Al in [[Athens]]. He captures two hostages but releases them after negotiations with the Greek police.