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Dutch Eagle: /* April */Oops. Ninis was born and did not die that day. He was already mentioned at the births, btw.

2020-07-14T18:28:11Z

April: Oops. Ninis was born and did not die that day. He was already mentioned at the births, btw.

2018-01-20T15:01:55Z

Ninis added

2011-03-10T10:36:31Z

March

2011-03-10T10:35:14Z

May

2011-03-10T10:34:04Z

May

2011-03-10T10:32:07Z

February

2009-07-14T06:04:16Z

January

2009-01-13T16:53:35Z

May

2008-11-19T13:54:39Z

November

2007-08-01T12:33:59Z

February

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	===April===		===April===
−	*[[April 3]]: [[Sotiris Ninis]], footballer
	*[[April 8]]: [[Apostolos Kaldaras]], composer.		*[[April 8]]: [[Apostolos Kaldaras]], composer.

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 ===April===
 *[[April 8]]: [[Apostolos Kaldaras]], composer.
 ===May===
 *[[May 11]]: [[Stratos Dionysiou]], [[laika]] singer

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 *[[February 27]]: Despite opposition from the Church, divorce laws are reformed and the civil wedding ceremony is introduced in [[Cyprus]].
 ===March===
-*[[March 6]]: The Kiappe scandal breaks out in [[Greece]] as [[Eleftherotypia]] reveals the existance of a letter, supposedly sent to FIFA by a referee, which alleges that football results in Greece are fixed by certain "groups".
+*[[March 6]]: The Kiappe scandal breaks out in [[Greece]] as [[Eleftherotypia]] reveals the existance of a letter, supposedly sent to FIFA by referee Kostas Dimitriadis, which alleges that football results in Greece are fixed by certain "groups".
 *[[March 13]]: [[Eleftherotypia]] publishes the "Kiappe letter".
 *[[March 19]]: It is revealed that the "Kiappe letter" is a fraud, written by [[EPO]] employee, Konstantinos Kiappe, himself.

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 ===May===
 *[[May 4]]: [[Constantine Karamanlis]] is elected President of Greece.
-*[[May 14]]: The [[Hellenic Football Federation]] (EPO) send a letter to FIFA stating that there are no "groups" that fix football results in Greece, ending the "Kiappe scandal".
+*[[May 14]]: The [[Hellenic Football Federation]] (EPO) send a letter to FIFA stating that there are no "groups" that fix football results in Greece, thus ending the "Kiappe scandal".
 *[[May 18]]: 17-year old footballer, Yiannis Tsatsanis - nicknamed "Marcellino" - is kidnapped for ransom. Three months later, he will be found dead near Skourta, [[Boeotia]].
 *[[May 21]]: Greece recognises the state of Israel.

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 ===May===
 *[[May 4]]: [[Constantine Karamanlis]] is elected President of Greece.
 *[[May 18]]: 17-year old footballer, Yiannis Tsatsanis - nicknamed "Marcellino" - is kidnapped for ransom. Three months later, he will be found dead near Skourta, [[Boeotia]].
 *[[May 21]]: Greece recognises the state of Israel.

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 ===January===
 *[[January 2]]: [[Evangelos Averoff]], politician.
 ===April===
 *[[April 8]]: [[Apostolos Kaldaras]], composer.

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 ===November===
 *[[November 11]]: [[Alexis Minotis]], actor
 ===December===

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 *[[January 27]]: An [[Athens]] Appellate Court acquits Police Officer Athanasios Melistas in the 1985 shooting of 15-year old student Kaltezas.
 ===February===
 *[[February 5]]: The [[Revolutionary Organization 17 November]] sends a proclamation to the "Epikairotita" newspaper, assuming responsibility for stealing two bazookas from the Greek War Museum.
 *[[February 27]]: Despite opposition from the Church, divorce laws are reformed and the civil wedding ceremony is introduced in [[Cyprus]].
 ===April===
 *[[April 8]]: [[New Democracy]] win the 3rd parliamentary elections held within a year with 46.8% of the vote and 150 seats.