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*[[1948]]: The body of American journalist, [[George Polk]], who had been missing for days, is found by fisherman, Lambros Antonaros, floating in the [[Thermaic Gulf]]. | *[[1948]]: The body of American journalist, [[George Polk]], who had been missing for days, is found by fisherman, Lambros Antonaros, floating in the [[Thermaic Gulf]]. | ||
*[[1974]]: Work starts on the Athens Metro. | *[[1974]]: Work starts on the Athens Metro. | ||
+ | ===Sports=== | ||
+ | *[[1949]]: [[National Football Team|Greece]] looses to Turkey with 1-2 at the [[Leoforos Alexandras Stadium|Leoforos Stadium]] soccer game for the ''East Mediterranean Friendship Cup'' | ||
+ | *[[1973]]: Greek football referee [[Christos Michas]] is punished by the European Federation for commiting a series of grave errors that affected the result of the European Cup Winners Cup final Milan- Leeds (1-0) that took place in [[Thessaloniki]]. | ||
+ | *[[1998]]: Newcastle defender [[Nikos Dabizas]] is the first Greek to play in an English FA Cup final at Wembley (Newcastle - Arsenal 2-0) | ||
==Births== | ==Births== |
Revision as of 14:11, May 16, 2006
Events
- 1927: The Greek Parliament decides that former dictator, Theodoros Pangalos, should stand trial.
- 1948: The body of American journalist, George Polk, who had been missing for days, is found by fisherman, Lambros Antonaros, floating in the Thermaic Gulf.
- 1974: Work starts on the Athens Metro.
Sports
- 1949: Greece looses to Turkey with 1-2 at the Leoforos Stadium soccer game for the East Mediterranean Friendship Cup
- 1973: Greek football referee Christos Michas is punished by the European Federation for commiting a series of grave errors that affected the result of the European Cup Winners Cup final Milan- Leeds (1-0) that took place in Thessaloniki.
- 1998: Newcastle defender Nikos Dabizas is the first Greek to play in an English FA Cup final at Wembley (Newcastle - Arsenal 2-0)
Births
- 1948: Katia Dandoulaki, actress