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*[[1934]]: [[Alexandros Lykourezos]], noted lawyer. | *[[1934]]: [[Alexandros Lykourezos]], noted lawyer. | ||
| + | *[[1947]]: [[Apostolos Glezos]], footballer. | ||
*[[1964]]: [[Oleg Protasov]], football player and coach of [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. | *[[1964]]: [[Oleg Protasov]], football player and coach of [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. | ||
*[[1972]]: [[Giovanni]], football player. | *[[1972]]: [[Giovanni]], football player. | ||
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*[[869]]: [[Saint Cyril]], who with his brother, [[Saint Methodius]], converted the Slavs to Christianity. | *[[869]]: [[Saint Cyril]], who with his brother, [[Saint Methodius]], converted the Slavs to Christianity. | ||
*[[1991]]: [[Eleni Skoura]], first Greek woman Member of Parliament (aged 96). | *[[1991]]: [[Eleni Skoura]], first Greek woman Member of Parliament (aged 96). | ||
| + | *[[2010]]: [[Kostas Axelos]], philosopher | ||
[[Category:Days]] | [[Category:Days]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:50, February 4, 2010
Events
- 1940: A German U-boat sinks the Greek cargo ship "Eleni Spathatou" killing 12 seamen.
- 1943: Kostas Perrikos, head of resistance group PEAN is executed by the Germans.
- 1960: Official talks begin between Greece and the European Common Market.
Sports
- 2000: Nine years after his death, Symeon Mavroskoufis becomes the first Greek to enter the Basketball Hall of Fame. He was one of the 8 representatives who signed FIBA's founding declaration in May 1932.
Births
- 1934: Alexandros Lykourezos, noted lawyer.
- 1947: Apostolos Glezos, footballer.
- 1964: Oleg Protasov, football player and coach of Olympiakos.
- 1972: Giovanni, football player.
Deaths
- 869: Saint Cyril, who with his brother, Saint Methodius, converted the Slavs to Christianity.
- 1991: Eleni Skoura, first Greek woman Member of Parliament (aged 96).
- 2010: Kostas Axelos, philosopher