Difference between pages "Georgios Kountouriotis" and "Phantis:Selected anniversaries/February 2"

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February 2

1924: The Greek education system was reformed and 6-year primary schools were established.
1937: Marika Kotopouli opened her new theatre in Athens city centre.
2006: The Greek government confirmed that Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis and several ministers had their mobile phones tapped for more than a year - begining before the Athens Olympics in 2004 and lasting until March 2005.
Births: Henri de Rigny, French admiral at the Battle of Navarino (1782), Fani Chalkia, athlete (1979)
Deaths: Constantine Karatheodoris, mathematician (1950)

Recent days: February 1 - January 31

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-'''Georgios Kountouriotis''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician and Prime Minister. He was born in [[1782]] in [[Hydra]].
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-He was the brother of [[Lazaros Kountouriotis]] who fought in the Greek [[War of Independence]] and grandfather of [[Pavlos Kountouriotis]] who fought in the [[First Balkan War]] and later served as first President of the Greek Republic.
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+*[[1924]]: The Greek education system was reformed and 6-year primary schools were established.
-When the [[War of Independence]] broke out, Georgios, along with the rest of the Kountouriotis family, supported the effort with generous donations as well as with their ships. Georgios Kountouriotis became a member of the executive committee of the Greek Revolution and served as its President during the crucial time of the siege of [[Mesolonghi]].
+*[[1937]]: [[Marika Kotopouli]] opened her new theatre in [[Athens]] city centre.
+*[[2006]]: The Greek government confirmed that Greek Prime Minister [[Costas Karamanlis]] and several ministers had their mobile phones tapped for more than a year -  begining before the [[Athens 2004|Athens Olympics]] in 2004 and lasting until March [[2005]].
-After independence, he became a member of the cabinet of [[Ioannis Kapodistrias]], the first governor of Greece. Later, under [[King Otto]], he served as Prime Minister.
+*Births: [[Henri de Rigny]], French admiral at the [[Battle of Navarino]] ([[1782]]), [[Fani Chalkia]], athlete ([[1979]])
-He died in [[1858]].
+*Deaths: [[Constantine Karatheodoris]], mathematician ([[1950]])
+<span style="font-size:11px; padding-top:3px;">Recent days: [[February 1]] - [[January 31]]</span>
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-[[Category:1782 births|Kountouriotis, Georgios]]
-[[Category:1858 deaths|Kountouriotis, Georgios]]
-[[Category:Greek politicians|Kountouriotis, Georgios]]
-[[Category:Prime Ministers of Greece|Kountouriotis, Georgios]]
-[[Category:Greek War of Independence|Kountouriotis, Georgios]]

Difference between pages "Georgios Kountouriotis" and "Phantis:Selected anniversaries/February 2"

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