Minos Kyriakou - Revision history

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Irlandos: Minos Kiriakou moved to Minos Kyriakou: consistency

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Minos Kiriakou moved to Minos Kyriakou: consistency

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Irlandos at 12:30, April 6, 2007

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Irlandos: New page: '''Minos Kiriakou''' is a Greek shipowner and businessman from Athens. Among his business interests are Greek TV station Antenna and Daphne Publishing. Kyriakou is involved...

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New page: '''Minos Kiriakou''' is a Greek shipowner and businessman from Athens. Among his business interests are Greek TV station Antenna and Daphne Publishing. Kyriakou is involved...

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'''Minos Kiriakou''' is a [[Greeks|Greek]] shipowner and businessman from [[Athens]]. Among his business interests are Greek TV station Antenna and Daphne Publishing.

Kyriakou is involved in sports and is President of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. He is also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On [[August 20]], [[2003]], he was elected President of the IAAF, the first Greek to hold to post.

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−	'''Minos Kyriakou''' ([[May 31]], [[1942]] - [[July 2]], [[2017]]) was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] shipowner and businessman from [[Athens]]. Among his business interests were Greek TV station Antenna and Daphne Publishing.	+	'''Minos Kyriakou''' ([[May 31]], [[1942]] - [[July 2]], [[2017]]) was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] shipowner and businessman from [[Athens]]. Among his business interests were Greek TV station [[ANT1\|Antenna]] and Daphne Publishing.

	Kyriakou was involved in sports and was President of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. He was also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On [[August 20]], [[2003]], he was elected to the IAAF Council, the first Greek to be so honoured.		Kyriakou was involved in sports and was President of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. He was also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On [[August 20]], [[2003]], he was elected to the IAAF Council, the first Greek to be so honoured.

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-'''Minos Kyriakou''' ([[May 31]], [[1942]] - ) is a [[Greeks|Greek]] shipowner and businessman from [[Athens]]. Among his business interests are Greek TV station Antenna and Daphne Publishing.
+'''Minos Kyriakou''' ([[May 31]], [[1942]] - [[July 2]], [[2017]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] shipowner and businessman from [[Athens]]. Among his business interests were Greek TV station Antenna and Daphne Publishing.
-Kyriakou is involved in sports and is President of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. He is also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On [[August 20]], [[2003]], he was elected to the IAAF Council, the first Greek to be so honoured.
+Kyriakou was involved in sports and was President of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. He was also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On [[August 20]], [[2003]], he was elected to the IAAF Council, the first Greek to be so honoured.
-Recently, Kyriakou has been involved in an illegal building scandal.
+Kyriakou had been involved in an illegal building scandal. He was sentenced, in [[2010]], to a 2-year sentence which he paid off.
 [[Category:1942 births|Kyriakou, Minos]]

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−	'''Minos ~~Kiriakou~~''' ([[May 31]], [[1942]] - ) is a [[Greeks\|Greek]] shipowner and businessman from [[Athens]]. Among his business interests are Greek TV station Antenna and Daphne Publishing.	+	'''Minos Kyriakou''' ([[May 31]], [[1942]] - ) is a [[Greeks\|Greek]] shipowner and businessman from [[Athens]]. Among his business interests are Greek TV station Antenna and Daphne Publishing.

	Kyriakou is involved in sports and is President of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. He is also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On [[August 20]], [[2003]], he was elected to the IAAF Council, the first Greek to be so honoured.		Kyriakou is involved in sports and is President of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. He is also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On [[August 20]], [[2003]], he was elected to the IAAF Council, the first Greek to be so honoured.

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	Kyriakou is involved in sports and is President of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. He is also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On [[August 20]], [[2003]], he was elected to the IAAF Council, the first Greek to be so honoured.		Kyriakou is involved in sports and is President of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. He is also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On [[August 20]], [[2003]], he was elected to the IAAF Council, the first Greek to be so honoured.
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		+	Recently, Kyriakou has been involved in an illegal building scandal.

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	'''Minos Kiriakou''' is a [[Greeks\|Greek]] shipowner and businessman from [[Athens]]. Among his business interests are Greek TV station Antenna and Daphne Publishing.		'''Minos Kiriakou''' is a [[Greeks\|Greek]] shipowner and businessman from [[Athens]]. Among his business interests are Greek TV station Antenna and Daphne Publishing.

−	Kyriakou is involved in sports and is President of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. He is also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On [[August 20]], [[2003]], he was elected ~~President of~~ the IAAF, the first Greek to ~~hold to post~~.	+	Kyriakou is involved in sports and is President of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. He is also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On [[August 20]], [[2003]], he was elected to the IAAF Council, the first Greek to be so honoured.