Difference between revisions of "1970s"
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===Football=== | ===Football=== | ||
*[[Antonis Antoniadis]] | *[[Antonis Antoniadis]] | ||
| + | *[[Kostas Davourlis]] | ||
| + | *[[Giorgos Delikaris]] | ||
*[[Mimis Domazos]] | *[[Mimis Domazos]] | ||
*[[Vasilis Hadjipanagis]] | *[[Vasilis Hadjipanagis]] | ||
| + | *[[Sotiris Kaiafas]] (Cyprus) | ||
*[[Giorgos Koudas]] | *[[Giorgos Koudas]] | ||
*[[Thomas Mavros]] | *[[Thomas Mavros]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:47, May 8, 2008
Events and trends
The decade started with the Junta of Col. George Papadopoulos firmly in power in Greece and Archbishop Makarios III firmly in power in Cyprus. Both would fall in coup d'etats: the former on November 25, 1973; the latter on July 15, 1974. The July 1974 coup against Makarios gave Turkey an excuse to invade the island later that week, on July 20. The invasion led to the collapse of the dictatorship of Brig. Gen. Dimitrios Ioannidis - tha man who had ousted Papadopoulos - and the restoration of democracy to Greece. In the field of sports, Panathinaikos became the only Greek club to make it to the final of a major European tournament, the Champions' Cup, in 1971.
Culture, religion
Entertainers
Sports figures
Football
- Antonis Antoniadis
- Kostas Davourlis
- Giorgos Delikaris
- Mimis Domazos
- Vasilis Hadjipanagis
- Sotiris Kaiafas (Cyprus)
- Giorgos Koudas
- Thomas Mavros
- Mimis Papaioannou
- Dimitris Saravakos