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Irlandos: /* Sports */

2012-08-02T11:18:39Z

Sports

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Deaths

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Births

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Events

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Events

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 *[[2006]]: Swimming in the fifth heat of the 400-meter freestyle qualifiers at the European Swimming Championships in Budapest, [[Spyros Gianniotis]] set a new national record with a time of 3:48.67, breaking the previous record of 3:48.77, which he had set at the [[Athens Olympics]] two years ago.
 *[[2006]]: [[Aris Grigoriadis]], competing in the 100-meter backstroke at the European Swimming Championships in Budapest, broke his own national record with a time of 54.51 seconds, trimming a 10th of a second from the 54.61 seconds he had registered at the Worlds in Montreal last year.
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 ==Deaths==
 *[[1818]]: [[Nikolaos Skoufas]], founder of [[Filiki Eteria]]
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 ==Births==
 *[[1929]]: [[Georgios Roubanis]], athlete
 ==Deaths==
 *[[1818]]: [[Nikolaos Skoufas]], founder of [[Filiki Eteria]]

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 ==Events==
 *[[1913]]: Bulgaria signs an armistice ending hostilities in the [[Second Balkan War]].
 *[[1920]]: [[Ion Dragoumis]] is shot dead by policemen in [[Athens]]. The nationalist politician was believed to have been involved in the [[Eleftherios Venizelos|Venizelos]] murder attempt of the previous day.

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 *[[1913]]: Bulgaria signs an armistice ending hostilities in the [[Second Balkan War]].
 *[[1920]]: [[Ion Dragoumis]] is shot dead by policemen in [[Athens]]. The nationalist politician was believed to have been involved in the [[Eleftherios Venizelos|Venizelos]] murder attempt of the previous day.
 *[[1969]]: The Greek state starts to issue pensions for distinguished retired writers and actors.
 *[[1980]]: Turkish diplomat Galip Osman is assassinated along with his daughter in [[Pangrati]], [[Athens]].

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 *[[1976]]: With a letter handed by Epaminondas Petralias to IOC's chairman Lord Killanin, Prime minister [[Konstantinos Karamanlis]] suggests that the Olympics should take place only in Greece. IOC will not adopt his point of view
 *[[1992]]: Weightlifter [[Pyrros Dimas]] wins gold in the Barcelona Olympic Games.
+*[[2006]]: Swimming in the fifth heat of the 400-meter freestyle qualifiers at the European Swimming Championships in Budapest, [[Spyros Gianniotis]] set a new national record with a time of 3:48.67, breaking the previous record of 3:48.77, which he had set at the [[Athens Olympics]] two years ago.
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 *[[1993]]: 12 persons are killed by a fire on the island of [[Icaria]].
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 *[[1968]]: American chess Grandmaster Bobby Fisher plays five simultaneous games in [[Athens]] against Greek chess masters. He wins four - against Apostolopoulos, [[Christos Kokkoris]], Ornithopoulos and Vyzantiadis - and draws against [[Giorgos Trikaliotis]].
 *[[1992]]: Weightlifter [[Pyrros Dimas]] wins gold in the Barcelona Olympic Games.
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