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'''Panellinios Gymnastic Club''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Πανελλήνιος Γυμναστικός Σύλλογος) is a pioneer sports club with a continuous presence in Greek athletics since [[1891]].

==History==
Panellinios was founded on [[February 20]], [[1891]], by a group of 27 distinguished persons from [[Athens]] high society. The original idea for the club belongs to lawyer and gymnast, Nikolaos Kotselopoulos, who served as the first Secretary General. Ioannis Fokianos served as the first President.

==Departments==
===Basketball===
===Track and Field===
===Hand Ball===
===Volley Ball===

==Web site==
*[http://www.panellinios-ac.gr/pgs_home.asp Official Panellinios site]

''To be continued''

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 Panellinios was founded on [[February 10]], [[1891]], by a group of 27 distinguished persons from [[Athens]] high society. The original idea for the club belongs to lawyer and gymnast, [[Nikolaos Kotselopoulos]], who served as the first Secretary General. [[Ioannis Fokianos]] served as the first President.
-In [[1895]], Panellinios acquired a gymnasium thanks to [[Prince George of Greece|Prince George]], who offered land at the corner of Alexandra Avenue and Patisia Avenue and several donors - Christakis Zografos, Nasos Zinis and others - who offered various sums for the structure to be built. The gymnasium was dedicated on [[January 7]], [[1895]].
+In [[1895]], Panellinios acquired a gymnasium thanks to [[Prince George of Greece|Prince George]], who offered land at the corner of [[Alexandra Avenue]] and [[Patisia Avenue]] and several donors - Christakis Zografos, Nasos Zinis and others - who offered various sums for the structure to be built. The gymnasium was dedicated on [[January 7]], [[1895]].
 Panellinios' contribution to the [[1896 Olympic Games]] cannot be understated:

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 ==History==
-Panellinios was founded on [[February 20]], [[1891]], by a group of 27 distinguished persons from [[Athens]] high society. The original idea for the club belongs to lawyer and gymnast, [[Nikolaos Kotselopoulos]], who served as the first Secretary General. [[Ioannis Fokianos]] served as the first President.
+Panellinios was founded on [[February 10]], [[1891]], by a group of 27 distinguished persons from [[Athens]] high society. The original idea for the club belongs to lawyer and gymnast, [[Nikolaos Kotselopoulos]], who served as the first Secretary General. [[Ioannis Fokianos]] served as the first President.
 In [[1895]], Panellinios acquired a gymnasium thanks to [[Prince George of Greece|Prince George]], who offered land at the corner of Alexandra Avenue and Patisia Avenue and several donors - Christakis Zografos, Nasos Zinis and others - who offered various sums for the structure to be built. The gymnasium was dedicated on [[January 7]], [[1895]].

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 ===Basketball===
 [[Panellinios BC]] in the [[1950s]] was a powerhouse not only in Greece but throughout Europe.
-They have won nothing since then but are currently competing in the top A1 Division.
+They have won nothing since then but are currently competing in the top [[A1 Division]].
-A1 Championships
+[[A1 Division|A1]] Championships
 *[[1929]]
 *[[1939]]
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 *[[1957]]
-A2 Championships
+[[A2 Division|A2]] Championships
 *[[1987]]
 *[[2004]]

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 Panellinios was founded on [[February 20]], [[1891]], by a group of 27 distinguished persons from [[Athens]] high society. The original idea for the club belongs to lawyer and gymnast, [[Nikolaos Kotselopoulos]], who served as the first Secretary General. [[Ioannis Fokianos]] served as the first President.
-In [[1895]], Panellinios acquired a gymnasium thanks to [[Prince George]], who offered land at the corner of Alexandra Avenue and Patisia Avenue and several donors - Christakis Zografos, Nasos Zinis and others - who offered various sums for the structure to be built. The gymnasium was dedicated on [[January 7]], [[1895]].
+In [[1895]], Panellinios acquired a gymnasium thanks to [[Prince George of Greece|Prince George]], who offered land at the corner of Alexandra Avenue and Patisia Avenue and several donors - Christakis Zografos, Nasos Zinis and others - who offered various sums for the structure to be built. The gymnasium was dedicated on [[January 7]], [[1895]].
 Panellinios' contribution to the [[1896 Olympic Games]] cannot be understated:

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 ==Departments==
 ===Basketball===
 ===Track and Field===
 ===Hand Ball===