1999 - Revision history

Dutch Eagle: /* July */Adjusted spelling of Arnhem.

2020-05-16T15:05:47Z

July: Adjusted spelling of Arnhem.

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Death Vasiliadis added.

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Births

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Deaths

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July

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October

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March

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November

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November

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February

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 ===July===
 *[[July 4]]: [[Greek-American]] [[Pete Sampras]] wins his 6th Wimbledon title by defeating Andre Agassi 3-0 sets.
-*[[July 6]]: [[Nikos Machlas]] transfers from Vitesse Arhnem to Ajax Amsterdam for 5.5 billion [[drachma]]s.
+*[[July 6]]: [[Nikos Machlas]] transfers from Vitesse Arnhem to Ajax Amsterdam for 5.5 billion [[drachma]]s.
 *[[July 8]]: Brazilian footballer [[Giovanni]] transfers to [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] for 4 billion [[drachma]]s.
 *[[July 9]]: [[Nikos Kaklamanakis]] wins the silver medal at the World Mistral Championship in Belgium.

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 ===March===
 *[[March 1]]: [[Giorgos Venetoulias]], journalist, president of [[Ethnikos Piraeus FC]]
 ===April===
 *[[April 20]]: [[Nikos Rizos]], actor

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 ==Births==
 *[[October 20]]: [[Emmanouil Karalis]], athlete ([[pole vault]])
 [[Category:Years]]
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 *[[October 17]]: [[Mema Stathopoulou]], actress
 *[[October 20]]: [[Loukas Barlos]], former President of [[AEK FC]].
 [[Category:Years]]
 [[Category:1999]]

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 *[[July 9]]: [[Nikos Kaklamanakis]] wins the silver medal at the World Mistral Championship in Belgium.
 *[[July 13]]: [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] sign Slovenian midfielder [[Zlatko Zahovic]] for nearly 5 billion [[drachma]]s.
 *[[July 29]]: [[Basketball]] player [[Panagiotis Fasoulas]] announces his retirement.

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	===October===		===October===
		+	*[[October 6]]: The [[New GSP Stadium]] complex begins operations in [[Lefkosia]].
	*[[October 16]]: [[Demosthenes Tampakos]] wins bronze in the men's rings at the 34th Gymnastics World Championships of China.		*[[October 16]]: [[Demosthenes Tampakos]] wins bronze in the men's rings at the 34th Gymnastics World Championships of China.

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 ===March===
 *[[March 27]]: Coach [[Anghel Iordanescu]] quits after [[National Football Team|Greece]] lose to Norway 2-0 at [[OAKA Stadium]]. The defeat was the Greek side's first home loss in 8 years.
 ===April===
 *[[April 7]]: [[AEK FC|AEK]] play against Partizan Belgrade, despite the NATO bombardments, to show solidarity with the Serbian people.

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 *[[November 6]]: [[Yiannis Ioannidis]] wins his 400th game as a coach in the Greek [[A1 Division]] as [[Olympiakos BC|Olympiakos]] defeat [[Peristeri BC|Peristeri]] 77-57
 *[[November 19]]: US President, Bill Clinton, visits Greece.
 *[[November 27]]: [[Kakhi Kakhiasvili]] wins 3 gold metals at 94 kg the World Weightlifting Championship games held in [[Athens]].

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 *[[February 17]]: [[Nikos Polychronopoulos]] wins the gold medal at the European Juniors Billiard Championship in Murcia, Spain.
 *[[February 19]]: [[Alexandros Papadopoulos]], [[Evangelos Venizelos]] and [[Philippos Petsalnikos]] resign from their ministerial posts subsequent to the Ocalan arrest.
-*[[February 28]]: [[Proodeftiki FC|Proodeftiki's]] defeat [[Iraklis FC|Iraklis]] for the first time in 31 years. [[PAOK FC|PAOK's]] chalk up their first away win over [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in 15 years.
+*[[February 28]]: [[Proodeftiki FC|Proodeftiki]] defeat [[Iraklis FC|Iraklis]] for the first time in 31 years. [[PAOK FC|PAOK's]] chalk up their first away win over [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in 15 years.
 *[[February 28]]: The Greek rhythmic team (featuring Irini Aindili, Eva Christodoulou, Hara Karyami, Anna Pollatou, Maria Georgatou and Kleoniki Georgakopoulou) wins the first gold medal (38.767 points) in its history at the Madera International Tournament.