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| − | *[[May 15]]: Under the initiative of [[Panathinaikos Sports Club|Panathinaikos’]] general manager, [[Giorgos Kalafatis]], the name of the club is changed from POA to PAO. | + | *[[May 15]]: Under the initiative of [[Panathinaikos Sports Club|Panathinaikos’]] general manager, [[Giorgos Kalafatis]], the name of the club is changed from POA to PAO. |
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| + | *[[July 24]]: [[Themistoklis Sofoulis]] forms a government. | ||
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===December=== | ===December=== | ||
*[[December 17]]: [[Constantine VI of Constantinople|Constantine VI]] is elected [[Patriarch of Constantinople]]. | *[[December 17]]: [[Constantine VI of Constantinople|Constantine VI]] is elected [[Patriarch of Constantinople]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:56, November 26, 2008
Events
January
- January 4: Eleftherios Venizelos returns to Greece after 38 months of exile.
- January 24: Eleftherios Venizelos forms a government.
February
- February 19: Georgios Kafantaris forms a government.
March
- March 12: Alexandros Papanastasiou forms a government.
- March 17: Panagis Tsaldaris is elected leader of the Popular Party.
- March 23: The Greek Orthodox Church adopts the Gregorian Calendar. March 9 is followed by March 23
April
- April 10: The first Greek train robbery is recorded near Larisa.
- April 13: After a marathon meeting, refugees from Constantinople create a new football club - AEK.
- April 13: In a referendum, 70% of the Greek people vote to abolish the monarchy.
- April 14: Greece is proclaimed a Republic -- Pavlos Kountouriotis is named President, the first ever for Greece.
May
- May 15: Under the initiative of Panathinaikos’ general manager, Giorgos Kalafatis, the name of the club is changed from POA to PAO.
July
- July 24: Themistoklis Sofoulis forms a government.
December
- December 17: Constantine VI is elected Patriarch of Constantinople.
- December 19: The 8-hour workday / 48-hour workweek is established in Greece.
- December 29: The Municipal Police Force is established in Athens.
Births
January
- January 3: Evgenios Spatharis, master of the shadow theatre (Karagiozis).
- January 21: Telly Savalas, Greek-American actor
April
- April 16: Kaity Grey, singer
July
- July 12: Phaedon Mattheou, basketball player and coach.
September
- September 20: Jeno Csaknady, football coach (AEK, PAOK)
October
- October 12: Mimis Plessas, music composer
Unknown
- Leonidas Kyrkos, politician
- Christakis, laika singer
Deaths
March
- March 9: Panagiotis Danglis, general and politician.