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 *[[1902]]: [[Nikos Ploumbidis]], communist leader
 *[[1923]]: [[Yiannis Dalianidis]], film director
 *[[1931]]: [[Kostas Voutsas]], actor.
 *[[1963]]: [[Petros Filippidis]], actor.

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 *[[1822]]: [[Omer Vrioni]] and [[Kutahye]] end the first siege of [[Mesolonghi]]
 *[[1836]]: Gymnastics are introduced to Greek schools
-*[[1940]]: [[Submarine RHS Katsonis]], under Lt.Cdr. A. Spanidis, sinks the Italian merchant Quinto in the Adriatic.
+*[[1940]]: [[Submarine RHS Katsonis]], under Lt.Cdr. [[Athanasios Spanidis]], sinks the Italian merchant Quinto in the Adriatic.
 *[[1945]]: [[Athens]] [[Archbishop Damaskinos]] becomes the Regent for [[King George II]] who has not yet returned to [[Greece]].
 *[[1989]]: Private television station ANT1 ("Ant-ena") broadcasts for the first time.

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 *[[1822]]: [[Omer Vrioni]] and [[Kutahye]] end the first siege of [[Mesolonghi]]
 *[[1836]]: Gymnastics are introduced to Greek schools
-*[[1940]]: [[Submarine RHS Katsonis]], under Lt.Cdr. A. Spanidis, sinks the Italian merchant Sardegna in the Adriatic.
+*[[1940]]: [[Submarine RHS Katsonis]], under Lt.Cdr. A. Spanidis, sinks the Italian merchant Quinto in the Adriatic.
 *[[1945]]: [[Athens]] [[Archbishop Damaskinos]] becomes the Regent for [[King George II]] who has not yet returned to [[Greece]].
 *[[1989]]: Private television station ANT1 ("Ant-ena") broadcasts for the first time.

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 *[[1822]]: [[Omer Vrioni]] and [[Kutahye]] end the first siege of [[Mesolonghi]]
 *[[1836]]: Gymnastics are introduced to Greek schools
 *[[1945]]: [[Athens]] [[Archbishop Damaskinos]] becomes the Regent for [[King George II]] who has not yet returned to [[Greece]].
 *[[1989]]: Private television station ANT1 ("Ant-ena") broadcasts for the first time.
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 *[[1952]]: With the 14374 directive of the Athens Primary Court, the Union of Sports Journalists (SAS) is recognized as an official body. In [[1971]] it will be renamed to SAT and on the [[April 17|17th of April]] [[1981]] to PSAT.
 *[[1999]]: It is the last day white balls are used in the Greek volleyball championship. From next year balls will bear yellow and blue stripes.
 ==Births==
 *[[1902]]: [[Nikos Ploumbidis]], communist leader

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 *[[1999]]: It is the last day white balls are used in the Greek volleyball championship. From next year balls will bear yellow and blue stripes.
 ==Births==
 *[[1923]]: [[Yiannis Dalianidis]], film director
 *[[1930]]: [[Kostas Karapatis]], football player and coach.
 *[[1931]]: [[Kostas Voutsas]], actor.
 *[[1963]]: [[Petros Filippidis]], actor.
 ==Deaths==
 *[[1956]]: [[Michalis Georgalas]], [[EOKA]] fighter

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 *[[1945]]: [[Athens]] [[Archbishop Damaskinos]] becomes the Regent for [[King George II]] who has not yet returned to [[Greece]].
 *[[1989]]: Private television station ANT1 ("Ant-ena") broadcasts for the first time.
-*[[2005]]: The Greek Section of the BBC World Service ceases broadcasting after 66 years on air. The [http://www.bbc.co.uk/greek/finaltx130031dec2005.ram 15-minute long last program] included a flashback on the 66-year course of the Greek section of the BBC World Service.
+*[[2005]]: The Greek Section of the BBC World Service ceases broadcasting after 66 years on air. According to an announcement, the BBC cut 10 language services to pay for a new Arabic TV channel. The [http://www.bbc.co.uk/greek/finaltx130031dec2005.ram 15-minute long last program] included a flashback on the 66-year course of the Greek section of the BBC World Service.
 ===Sports===