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*[[1991]]: [[National Football team|Greece]] humble Egypt 6-1 with [[Dimitris Saravakos]] scoring 5 goals. | *[[1991]]: [[National Football team|Greece]] humble Egypt 6-1 with [[Dimitris Saravakos]] scoring 5 goals. | ||
| + | *[[2024]]: [[National Football Team|Greece]] defeat England 2-1 at Wembley Stadium marking their first ever victory over England. | ||
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*[[1951]]: [[Georgios Vlachos]], newspaper publisher. | *[[1951]]: [[Georgios Vlachos]], newspaper publisher. | ||
*[[1974]]: [[Athina Mary Livanos]], heiress, wife to [[Aristotle Onassis|Onassis]] and [[Stavros Niarchos|Niarchos]]. | *[[1974]]: [[Athina Mary Livanos]], heiress, wife to [[Aristotle Onassis|Onassis]] and [[Stavros Niarchos|Niarchos]]. | ||
| + | *[[2012]]: [[Alex Karras]], [[Greek-American]] football player and actor. | ||
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[[Category:Days]] | [[Category:Days]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:27, October 13, 2024
Events
- 1828: Kitsos Tzavellas defeats the Turks at Ternova, Evritania, in Central Greece.
- 1862: King Otto is overthrown by a popular revolt.
- 1935: Georgios Kondilis overthrows the Tsaldaris government and seizes power in a coup d'etat.
- 1973: Spiro Agnew, Greek-American Vice-President of the United States, resigns.
- 1993: PASOK win the general elections in Greece with 46.88% of the vote.
Sports
- 1991: Greece humble Egypt 6-1 with Dimitris Saravakos scoring 5 goals.
- 2024: Greece defeat England 2-1 at Wembley Stadium marking their first ever victory over England.
Births
- 1954: Fernando Santos, coach
- 1968: Marinos Ouzounidis, football player and coach
- 1983: Nikos Spyropoulos, footballer
Deaths
- 425: Atticus, Patriarch of Constantinople.
- 1951: Georgios Vlachos, newspaper publisher.
- 1974: Athina Mary Livanos, heiress, wife to Onassis and Niarchos.
- 2012: Alex Karras, Greek-American football player and actor.