1998 - Revision history

Dutch Eagle: death Katsouris added

2018-06-30T12:33:00Z

death Katsouris added

2018-02-10T20:01:19Z

corrected day of death

2018-01-21T20:59:43Z

Birth(day) of Tsitsipas added

2014-12-11T09:21:00Z

August

2009-01-26T22:08:02Z

January

2008-12-04T12:43:14Z

August

2008-11-27T12:48:18Z

May

2008-04-23T09:11:22Z

July

2008-04-21T12:06:08Z

February

2007-10-10T15:53:25Z

January

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 ===February===
 *[[February 28]]: [[Gregorios Staktopoulos]], journalist convicted of the [[George Polk]] murder.
 ===March===
 *[[March 28]]: [[Mimis Traiforos]], author, song writer, director

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 ===February===
 *[[February 1]]: [[Aris BC|Aris Thessaloniki]] (coached by Christos Magotsios) put aside the financial problems to win the [[Greek Basketball Cup|Greek Cup]] by overcoming [[AEK BC|AEK]] (coached by [[Yiannis Ioannidis]]) 71-68 in the final. [[Panagiotis Liadelis]] is voted MVP
-*[[February 10]]: Young [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] midfielder Panagiotis Katsouris is killed in a car accident.
+*[[February 9]]: Young [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] midfielder Panagiotis Katsouris is killed in a car accident.
 *[[February 15]]: [[Glafkos Clerides]] is re-elected President of [[Cyprus]].

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 ===December===
 *[[December 29]]:  The governments of [[Greece]] and [[Cyprus]] decide to proceed with the installation of Russian made antiballistic missiles S-300 in [[Crete]], ignoring Turkey's strong objections and reactions.
 ==Deaths==

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 ===August===
 *[[August 10]]: 31 year-old trainer Giorgos Loukanidis, son of the legendary [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] and [[Doxa Drama FC|Doxa Drama]] striker [[Takis Loukanidis]], dies in a car accident.
-*[[August 27]]: The [[Athens Stock Market]] ("Sofokleous Street") has its worst day ever as stocks tumble 7.7%.
+*[[August 27]]: The [[Athens Stock Market]] ("Sofokleous Street") closes with a 7.7% loss.
 ===September===

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 *[[January 16]]: Greece finish 5th at Women's Waterpolo World Championship in Perth, Australia after beating Canada 10-9 in overtime
 *[[January 24]]: [[Krzysztof Warzycha]] scores his 182nd [[Alpha Ethniki|League]] goal against [[Apollon Athens FC|Apollon Athens]] earning first place on [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]]' all-time scoring list. [[Antonis Antoniadis]] had previously held the record with 181.
 ===February===

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 *[[May 23]]: Olympiakos lose to Ferencvaros in the Waterpolo European Cup double final.
 *[[May 24]]: [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]] win their first Greek championship in 14 years by defeating [[PAOK BC|PAOK]] 68-58 in the playoffs. After this game PAOK star [[Predrag Stojakovic]] moves to the Sacramento Kings becoming the first ''Greek'' to play in NBA.
-*[[May 30]]: [[Katerina Thanou]] breaks the womens' 100m Greek record with a time of 10.99.
+*[[May 30]]: [[Katerina Thanou]] breaks the womens' [[100m]] Greek record with a time of 10.99.
 *[[May 31]]: [[U21 National Football Team|Greece U21]] rank 2nd after losing to Spain 1-0 in the final of European Football Championship.

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 ===July===
 *[[July 5]]: [[Greek-American]] [[Pete Sampras]] wins his 5th successive Wimbledon title, equalling the record set by Bjorn Borg.
 *[[July 30]]: [[Fanis Christodoulou]] announces his retirement from professional [[basketball]].

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 ==Events==
 ===January===
-*[[January 16]]: Christofori Bakatselou, Maria Galani and Katerina Pantaina become the first female judges on the Disciplinary Committee of EPAE (Greek Football Clubs Association)
+*[[January 16]]: Christofori Bakatselou, Maria Galani and Katerina Pantaina become the first female judges on the Disciplinary Committee of [[EPAE]] (Greek Football Clubs Association)
 *[[January 16]]: Greece finish 5th at Women's Waterpolo World Championship in Perth, Australia after beating Canada 10-9 in overtime
 *[[January 24]]: [[Krzysztof Warzycha]] scores his 182nd [[Alpha Ethniki|League]] goal against [[Apollon Athens FC|Apollon Athens]] earning first place on [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]]' all-time scoring list. [[Antonis Antoniadis]] had previously held the record with 181.