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 *[[January 27]]: Two Turkish newsmen from Hurriyet land by helicopter on the [[Imia]] islands and raise the Turkish flag in place of the [[Greek flag|Greek one]].
 *[[January 28]]: Sailors from the [[Hellenic Navy]] patrol boat "Antoniou" land on the [[Imia]] islands, lower the Turkish flag and raise the [[Greek flag]]. Greek frogmen take up positions on the islands.
-*[[January 31]]: [[Greece]] and Turkey nearly go to war over the uninhabited [[Imia]] islands.
+*[[January 31]]: [[Greece]] and Turkey nearly go to war over the uninhabited [[Imia]] islands. The crisis is eventually averted but not before a Greek helicopter crashes. Its three-man crew is lost.
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 ==Events==
 ===January===
 *[[January 15]]: PSAT awards for ''Best Athletes of 1995'', for the first time in the presence of [[Kostis Stefanopoulos]], president of the Hellenic republic. [[Pyrros Dimas]] becomes the first athlete after [[Nikos Galis]] to be elected three times ''Athlete of The Year''
 *[[January 16]]: [[Andreas Papandreou]] resigns as Prime Minister of [[Greece]].
 *[[January 22]]: [[Costas Simitis]] becomes Prime Minister after [[Andreas Papandreou]]'s resignation due to ill health.
 *[[January 23]]: [[Greece]] submits her candidacy as host country of the [[2004]] Olympics.
 *[[January 31]]: [[Greece]] and Turkey nearly go to war over the uninhabited [[Imia]] islands.

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 ===August===
 *[[August 7]]: [[Stavros Fryganas]], chess champion and official.
 *[[August 11]]: [[Tasos Isaak]], [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] patriot.
 *[[August 14]]: [[Solomos Solomou]], [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] patriot.

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 *[[June 5]]: [[EPAE]] and [[PSAP]] agree on applying the new regulation concerning free trading of players from the European Union
 *[[June 8]]: Radio station [[Sport FM]] begins broadcasting.
 *[[June 10]]: Ecumenical [[Patriarch Bartholomew I]] is named an honourary member of the [[Athens Academy]].
 *[[June 16]]:  The Greek Athletics Championships celebrated 100 years at [[OAKA Stadium]]. Five new records were set: [[Niki Bakogianni]] (1.97m in the [[high jump]]), [[Olga Vasdeki]] (14.48m in the [[triple jump]]), [[Alexandros Papadimitriou]] (77.84m in [[hammer throw|hammer]]), [[Stelios Bisbas]] (13.61 in the [[110m hurdles]]) and [[Katerina Koffa]] (22.66 in the [[200m]])

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 *[[June 10]]: Ecumenical [[Patriarch Bartholomew I]] is named an honourary member of the [[Athens Academy]].
 *[[June 16]]:  The Greek Athletics Championships celebrated 100 years at [[OAKA Stadium]]. Five new records were set: [[Niki Bakogianni]] (1.97m in the [[high jump]]), [[Olga Vasdeki]] (14.48m in the [[triple jump]]), [[Alexandros Papadimitriou]] (77.84m in [[hammer throw|hammer]]), [[Stelios Bisbas]] (13.61 in the [[110m hurdles]]) and [[Katerina Koffa]] (22.66 in the [[200m]])
 ===July===

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		+	*[[December 28]]: The SS "Dystos" sinks off the coast of [[Euboea]]. Twenty passengers drown.
	*[[December 30]]: First Eurostars (the European All-Star Basketball Game) is held in Istanbul. [[Panagiotis Fassoulas]], [[Giorgos Sigalas]], David Rivers, [[Nikos Economou]] and Yurij Zdovc play for the East (led by [[Dusan Ivkovic]])		*[[December 30]]: First Eurostars (the European All-Star Basketball Game) is held in Istanbul. [[Panagiotis Fassoulas]], [[Giorgos Sigalas]], David Rivers, [[Nikos Economou]] and Yurij Zdovc play for the East (led by [[Dusan Ivkovic]])

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 ===November===
 *[[November 24]]: [[Miss Star Hellas#Winners: Miss Hellas - Μις Ελλάς|Miss Hellas]], [[Irene Skliva]], is crowned Miss World.
 ===December===
 *[[December 30]]: First Eurostars (the European All-Star Basketball Game) is held in Istanbul. [[Panagiotis Fassoulas]], [[Giorgos Sigalas]], David Rivers, [[Nikos Economou]] and Yurij Zdovc play for the East (led by [[Dusan Ivkovic]])

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 ===March===
 *[[March 1]]: The Greek Supreme Court "Areios Pagos" declares unconstitutional the confiscation of the [[Tatoi|Royal property]] in [[Greece]].
 *[[March 13]]: [[Constantine Mitsotakis]] asks [[Hellenic Parliament|Parliament]] to free the [[Junta]] members that are still imprisoned.
 *[[March 16]]: [[Theodoros Angelopoulos]] receives an award as the best European screen director.