Difference between revisions of "Phantis:Selected anniversaries/June 29"

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1850: The Patriarch of Constantinople recognised the independent Church of Greece.
1875: Charilaos Trikoupis published his famous article "Who is to blame?" ("Tis ptaiei?") in Athens daily "Times" ("Kairoi") concerning the decadence of the government. The public outcry that followed brought down the Dimitrios Voulgaris government.
1917: Greece entered World War I.
1917: Eleftherios Venizelos declared King Constantine's abolition of the 1915 Parliament unconstitutional. He controversially brought back the 1915 Parliament which went down in history as "The Parliament of the Lazaroi".
2002: A bomb that detonated in the hands of Savvas Xeros started a chain reaction of arrests of Novermber 17th members.

Recent days: June 28 - June 27

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 '''[[June 29]]'''
 *[[1850]]: The Patriarch of Constantinople recognised the independent Church of Greece.
-*[[1875]]: [[Charilaos Trikoupis]] published his famous article "Who is to blame?" ("Τις πταίει;") in Athens daily "Times" ("Καιροί") concerning the decadence of the government. The public outcry that followed brought down the [[Dimitrios Voulgaris]] government.
+*[[1875]]: [[Charilaos Trikoupis]] published his famous article "Who is to blame?" ("Tis ptaiei?") in Athens daily "Times" ("Kairoi") concerning the decadence of the government. The public outcry that followed brought down the [[Dimitrios Voulgaris]] government.
 *[[1917]]: [[Greece]] entered [[World War I]].
 *[[1917]]: [[Eleftherios Venizelos]] declared [[King Constantine I|King Constantine's]] abolition of the [[1915]] Parliament unconstitutional. He controversially brought back the 1915 Parliament which went down in history as "The Parliament of the Lazaroi".