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==Events==
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*[[326]]: [[Saint Helen]] discovers the Holy Cross in Jerusalem.
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*[[1810]]: [[Lord Byron]] swims across the [[Hellespont]] in 1 hour 10 minutes.
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*[[1821]]: A large Turkish force is sent to [[Cyprus]] to prevent Cypriots from joining the Greek [[War of Independence]].
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*[[1837]]: Foundation of the [[University of Athens]].
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*[[1993]]: [[Greek-American]] [[Steven John Lalas]] is arrested by US authorities on charges of spying on behalf of [[Greece]].
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*[[2004]]: [[Nikos Magitsis]] becomes the first Greek to climb Mt. Everest.
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===Sports===
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*[[1929]]: [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos']] first defeat in 3 years. The team remained undefeated since Μarch 14, 1926 (30 wins and 6 draws in 36 matches, 124-42 goals)
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*[[1989]]: [[Makis Germanakos]] officiates the UEFA Cup final between Napoli and Stuttgart. The Italians win thanks to a dubious penalty
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*[[1998]]: Vitesse striker [[Nikos Machlas]] scores his 34th goal in a match against Feyenoord (2-1) becoming Europe's top scorer
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*[[2009]]: [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]] defeat CSKA Moscow 73-71 and win their fith Euroleague title.
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==Births==
 
==Births==
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*[[612]]: [[Constantine III (emperor)|Constantine III]], [[Byzantine emperor]].
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*[[1887]]: [[Marika Kotopouli]], stage actress.
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*[[1932]]: [[Odysseus Eskitzoglou]], olympic sailor, gold medalist
 
*[[1934]]: [[Georges Moustaki]], composer.
 
*[[1934]]: [[Georges Moustaki]], composer.
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*[[1961]]: [[Yiannis Samaras]], [[football]] player
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==Deaths==
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*[[1481]]: [[Mehmed II]], Sultan who sacked [[Constantinople]].
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*[[2011]]: [[Thanassis Veggos]], actor
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*[[2025]]: [[Grigoris Fanaras]], [[football]]er
  
 
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Latest revision as of 08:14, May 3, 2025

Events

Sports

  • 1929: Olympiakos' first defeat in 3 years. The team remained undefeated since Μarch 14, 1926 (30 wins and 6 draws in 36 matches, 124-42 goals)
  • 1989: Makis Germanakos officiates the UEFA Cup final between Napoli and Stuttgart. The Italians win thanks to a dubious penalty
  • 1998: Vitesse striker Nikos Machlas scores his 34th goal in a match against Feyenoord (2-1) becoming Europe's top scorer
  • 2009: Panathinaikos defeat CSKA Moscow 73-71 and win their fith Euroleague title.

Births

Deaths