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'''Stamatis Kokotas''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Σταμάτης Κόκοτας) is a [[Greece|Greek]] singer known for his long hair and exceptionally long sideburns.
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==Events==
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*[[754]]: The [[Council of Hieria]] begins.
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*[[1891]]: [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]] is founded by 27 distinguished members of [[Athens]]' high society, materialising an idea by Nikolaos Kotselopoulos.
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*[[1941]]: The Italian Airforce bombards [[Thessaloniki]] and [[Patra]].
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*[[1947]]: The Treaty of Paris awards the [[Dodecanese]] Islands to Greece.
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*[[1947]]: The [[New Party]] is founded by economist [[Spyros Markezinis]].
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*[[1981]]: Six Greek workers lose their lives in a ship that burned off [[Elefsina]].
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*[[1991]]: [[Athens]] mayor [[Antonis Tritsis]] visits the bombed capital of Iraq, Baghdad
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===Sports===
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*[[1999]]: Former [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]] No12 basketball player [[Petros Panagiotarakos]] dies aged 56. On [[November 14]], [[1962]] he made his debut with the national basketball team in a game against Yugoslavia (70-81). He was capped 54 times (404 points).
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*[[1891]]: Twenty seven distinguished members of Athenian society found Panellinios, materializing an idea by Nikolaos Kotselopoulos
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*[[2013]]: [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]] defeat [[Olympiakos BC|Olympiakos]] 81-78 to lift the Greek basketball cup.
  
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Kokotas was born in [[Athens]] on [[March 23]], [[1937]]. He started singing in Paris in [[1961]] and broke into the Greek music scene with his great hit "Στου Όθωνα τα χρόνια" ("In the days of [[King Otto]]") in [[1966]]. His heyday was the late [[1960s]] and [[1970s]] when, besides selling a large number of records, he toured the USA and appeared on American television.
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==Births==
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*[[1896]]: [[Sir John Harding]], military governor of [[Cyprus]].
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*[[1926]]: [[Kostas Mountakis]], [[Crete|Cretan]] singer.
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*[[1936]]: [[Nadia Konstantopoulou]], [[elafro]] singer.
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*[[1938]]: [[Giorgos Petridis]], footballer.
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*[[1939]]: [[Jenny Vanou]], singer.
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*[[1961]]: [[George Stephanopoulos]], [[Greek-American]] political adviser
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*[[1967]]: [[Giorgos Kasnaferis]], international referee.
  
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Besides a singer, Kokotas was an accomplished rally driver. He is the father of singer Dimitris Kokotas.
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==Deaths==
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*[[1913]]: [[Kostas Tsiklitiras]], Olympic Gold Medallist, during the [[First Balkan War]], from meningitis.
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*[[1956]]: [[Emmanouil Tsouderos]], banker, Prime Minister
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*[[1975]]: [[Nikos Kavvadias]], poet
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*[[1999]]: [[Petros Panagiotarakos]], aged 56, basketball player for [[Panathinaikos BC]].
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*[[2025]]: [[Takis Oikonomopoulos]], [[football]]er
  
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==Discography==
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[[Category:Days]]
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*Golden Hits ([[1968]])
 
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*Xarchakos-Kokotas ([[1970]])
 
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*Days of Love ([[1972]])
 
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*Old Laments ([[1973]])
 
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*Love and I ([[1974]])
 
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*The Last Night ([[1977]])
 
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*14 Golden Hits ([[1977]])
 
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*Unforgetable Hits ([[1982]])
 
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*Unforgetable Hits No. 2 ([[1983]])
 
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[[Category:1937 births|Kokotas, Stamatis]]
 
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[[Category:Male Singers|Kokotas, Stamatis]]
 

Latest revision as of 20:56, February 10, 2025

Events

Sports

  • 1999: Former Panathinaikos No12 basketball player Petros Panagiotarakos dies aged 56. On November 14, 1962 he made his debut with the national basketball team in a game against Yugoslavia (70-81). He was capped 54 times (404 points).
  • 1891: Twenty seven distinguished members of Athenian society found Panellinios, materializing an idea by Nikolaos Kotselopoulos
  • 2013: Panathinaikos defeat Olympiakos 81-78 to lift the Greek basketball cup.

Births

Deaths

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