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Irlandos: New page: '''Dimos Panteleimonos Maglaras''' is a Greek former long jump athlete who currently is involved in news casting and politics. Maglaras was born in Lamia, [[Central Gre...

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New page: '''Dimos Panteleimonos Maglaras''' is a Greek former long jump athlete who currently is involved in news casting and politics. Maglaras was born in Lamia, [[Central Gre...

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'''Dimos Panteleimonos Maglaras''' is a [[Greeks|Greek]] former [[long jump]] athlete who currently is involved in news casting and politics.

Maglaras was born in [[Lamia]], [[Central Greece]] in [[1940]]. In [[1957]], he came to [[Athens]] to study and became involved in track and field athletics. He specialised in the [[long jump]] and, in [[1959]], broke the Greek record that had been held since [[1938]] by [[Gregoris Lambrakis]].

Maglaras competed in athletics until [[1973]], winning several gold medals in the Balkan Games.

After [[1973]], Maglaras became involved in radio broadcasting and politics. He has stood for MP in his native [[Phthiotis]] under the banner of far-right [[LAOS]].

Maglaras is married with four children.

[[Category:Greek Athletes|Maglaras, Dimos]]
[[Category:1940 births|Maglaras, Dimos]]

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 '''Dimos Panteleimonos Maglaras''' is a [[Greeks|Greek]] former [[long jump]] athlete who currently is involved in news casting and politics.
-Maglaras was born in [[Lamia]], [[Central Greece]] on [[June 2]], [[1940]]. In [[1957]], he came to [[Athens]] to study and became involved in track and field athletics. He belonged to [[Olympiakos]] and specialised in the [[long jump]]. In [[1959]], he broke the Greek record that had been held since [[1938]] by [[Gregoris Lambrakis]].
+Maglaras was born in [[Lamia]], [[Central Greece]] on [[June 2]], [[1940]]. In [[1957]], he came to [[Athens]] to study and became involved in track and field athletics. He belonged to [[Olympiakos]] and specialised in the [[long jump]]. On [[September 20]], [[1959]], at the age of 19, he broke the Greek record that had been held since [[1938]] by [[Gregoris Lambrakis]].
 Maglaras competed in athletics until [[1973]], winning several gold medals in the Balkan Games.

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 '''Dimos Panteleimonos Maglaras''' is a [[Greeks|Greek]] former [[long jump]] athlete who currently is involved in news casting and politics.
-Maglaras was born in [[Lamia]], [[Central Greece]] on [[June 2]], [[1940]]. In [[1957]], he came to [[Athens]] to study and became involved in track and field athletics. He belonged to Olympiakos and specialised in the [[long jump]]. In [[1959]], he broke the Greek record that had been held since [[1938]] by [[Gregoris Lambrakis]].
+Maglaras was born in [[Lamia]], [[Central Greece]] on [[June 2]], [[1940]]. In [[1957]], he came to [[Athens]] to study and became involved in track and field athletics. He belonged to [[Olympiakos]] and specialised in the [[long jump]]. In [[1959]], he broke the Greek record that had been held since [[1938]] by [[Gregoris Lambrakis]].
 Maglaras competed in athletics until [[1973]], winning several gold medals in the Balkan Games.

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 Maglaras competed in athletics until [[1973]], winning several gold medals in the Balkan Games.
-After [[1973]], Maglaras became involved in radio broadcasting and politics. He has stood for MP in his native [[Phthiotis]] under the banner of far-right [[LAOS]].
+After [[1973]], Maglaras became involved in radio broadcasting and politics. He has stood for MP in his native [[Phthiotis]] under the banner of far-right [[LA.O.S.]].
 Maglaras is married with four children.