Difference between revisions of "July 13"

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1916: A fire destroys the Royal summer palace at Tatoi.
1943: German occupation troops burn down the village of Kefalovryso, Ioannina prefecture, Epirus. Among those executed is the village priest.
1999: The tourist ship SS "Jason" sinks off the coast of Zakynthos. Four passengers drown.

1972: Iraklis player Aristides Moumoglou sets a Greek basketball record by scoring 143 points in a single game against VAO BC. The final score of the game was Iraklis - VAO 170-94.
1988: Newly-acquired Olympiakos player Lajos Detari is given a hero's welcome in Piraeus.
1999: Olympiakos sign Slovenian midfielder Zlatko Zahovic for nearly 5 billion drachmas, the most expensive, at the time, transfer fee in Greek football history.
2008: Irene Kokkinariou breaks the Greek women's record for the 3000m steeplechase with 9:30.72.

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 ==Events==
+*[[1916]]: A fire destroys the Royal summer palace at [[Tatoi]].
 *[[1943]]: German occupation troops burn down the village of [[Kefalovryso (Ioannina)|Kefalovryso]], [[Ioannina prefecture]], [[Epirus]]. Among those executed is the village priest.
+*[[1999]]: The tourist ship SS "Jason" sinks off the coast of [[Zakynthos]]. Four passengers drown.
 ===Sports===
-*[[1972]]: [[Iraklis BC|Iraklis]] player [[Aristides Moumoglou]] [[Most points scored in a single basketball game|sets a Greek basketball record]] by scoring 145 points in a single game against VAO BC. The final score of the game was Iraklis - VAO 170-94.
+*[[1972]]: [[Iraklis BC|Iraklis]] player [[Aristides Moumoglou]] [[Most points scored in a single basketball game|sets a Greek basketball record]] by scoring 143 points in a single game against VAO BC. The final score of the game was Iraklis - VAO 170-94.
 *[[1988]]: Newly-acquired [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] player [[Lajos Detari]] is given a hero's welcome in [[Piraeus]].
 *[[1999]]: [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] sign Slovenian midfielder [[Zlatko Zahovic]] for nearly 5 billion [[drachma]]s, the most expensive, at the time, transfer fee in Greek football history.