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'''[[June 13]]''' | '''[[June 13]]''' | ||
| − | *[[1798]]: [[Rigas Feraios]] | + | *[[1798]]: [[Rigas Feraios]] was strangled to death. |
| − | *[[1825]]: A Greek force under [[Dimitrios Ypsilantis]] and Ioannis Makriyiannis | + | *[[1825]]: A Greek force under [[Dimitrios Ypsilantis]] and Ioannis Makriyiannis repelled the army of [[Ibrahim Pasha]] at [[Myloi]], [[Argolis]]. |
| − | *[[1835]]: [[King Otto]] | + | *[[1835]]: [[King Otto]] started to rule in fact, as well as in name, as the [[Bavarian Rule|rule of his three Bavarian advisers]] came to an end. |
| − | *[[1905]]: PM [[Theodoros Deligiannis]] | + | *[[1905]]: PM [[Theodoros Deligiannis]] was assassinated by a gambler in revenge for the measures he enacted against gambling establishments. |
| + | *Births: [[Phaedon Gizikis]], [[Junta]]-appointed President of Greece ([[1917]]), [[Vasilis Karapialis]], footballer ([[1965]]) | ||
| + | *Deaths: [[Rigas Feraios]], poet ([[1798]]), [[Theodoros Deligiannis]], politician ([[1905]]). | ||
<span style="font-size:11px; padding-top:3px; border-top:1px solid #dedede;">Recent days: [[June 12]] - [[June 11]]</span> | <span style="font-size:11px; padding-top:3px; border-top:1px solid #dedede;">Recent days: [[June 12]] - [[June 11]]</span> | ||
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Revision as of 11:04, May 15, 2007
- 1798: Rigas Feraios was strangled to death.
- 1825: A Greek force under Dimitrios Ypsilantis and Ioannis Makriyiannis repelled the army of Ibrahim Pasha at Myloi, Argolis.
- 1835: King Otto started to rule in fact, as well as in name, as the rule of his three Bavarian advisers came to an end.
- 1905: PM Theodoros Deligiannis was assassinated by a gambler in revenge for the measures he enacted against gambling establishments.
- Births: Phaedon Gizikis, Junta-appointed President of Greece (1917), Vasilis Karapialis, footballer (1965)
- Deaths: Rigas Feraios, poet (1798), Theodoros Deligiannis, politician (1905).