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==Events==  | ==Events==  | ||
| + | ===February===  | ||
| + | *[[February 5]]: The [[EAM]] Youth Movement is founded during the Axis occupation of Greece.  | ||
| + | *[[February 16]]: The military wing of [[EAM]] - "[[ELAS]]" - is founded during the Axis occupation of Greece.  | ||
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| + | ===March===  | ||
| + | *[[March 14]]: The Axis powers impose upon Greece a "loan" for their expenses in occupying the country. The loan was estimated in 1993 to be equivalent to US$9 billion of that time. The Axis powers promised to repay the loan "in the future".  | ||
| + | ===April===  | ||
| + | *[[April 28]]: Future Foreign Minister [[Evangelos Averoff-Tossizza]] is arrested by the Italian occupation forces for resistance-related activities.  | ||
| + | *[[April 30]]: The Greek government announces that bread will be distributed three times a week. Each person possessing the appropriate coupon will be entitled to 80 drams (250 grams) of bread each time.  | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===June===  | ||
| + | *[[June 10]]: [[King George II]] arrives in the USA.  | ||
| + | *[[June 14]]: 50 Greeks are executed by German occupation troops in [[Heraklion]], [[Crete]].  | ||
| + | *[[June 15]]: [[King George II]] addresses the American Congress.  | ||
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| + | ===July===  | ||
| + | *[[July 28]]: Benito Mussolini arrives in [[Athens]] where he inspects his troops and holds talks with Greek officials of the occupation government.  | ||
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===September===  | ===September===  | ||
| + | *[[September 11]]: The Greek forces in Egypt come under German airforce bombardment. Four soldiers are killed and ten are wounded.  | ||
*[[September 12]]:  The Greek [[Submarine RHS Papanikolis|submarine Papanikolis]] put the commandos ashore at Kokkini Ammos, [[Rhodes]] who, with the help of two local men - Nikos Savvas and Georgios Kyrmichalis, made their way to the airports at [[Kalathos (Lindos)|Kalathos]] and Maritsa, where they destroyed German war planes.  | *[[September 12]]:  The Greek [[Submarine RHS Papanikolis|submarine Papanikolis]] put the commandos ashore at Kokkini Ammos, [[Rhodes]] who, with the help of two local men - Nikos Savvas and Georgios Kyrmichalis, made their way to the airports at [[Kalathos (Lindos)|Kalathos]] and Maritsa, where they destroyed German war planes.  | ||
| + | *[[September 20]]: Resistance members belonging to [[PEAN]] blow up the offices of the "National Socialist Patriotic Organisation" killing 43 Germans and 23 Greek collaborators.  | ||
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| + | ===October===  | ||
| + | *[[October 23]]: Greek units take part in the Battle of El Alamein.  | ||
===November===  | ===November===  | ||
| − | *[[November 30]]:  [[Submarine RHS Papanikolis|Submarine Papanikolis]], under Lt. Nicholas Roussen, sinks   | + | *[[November 11]]: Greeks in Istanbul are subjected to the [[Varlik Vergisi]] by the Turkish Parliament.  | 
| + | *[[November 16]]: The Greek submarine "Triton" sinks a German tanker but is then itself sunk. 19 crew members perish.  | ||
| + | *[[November 25]]: Guerrilas from both [[EDES]] and [[ELAS]] blow up the Gorgopotamos Bridge used by Germans to supply Gen. Rommel's Afrika Korps.  | ||
| + | *[[November 30]]:  [[Submarine RHS Papanikolis|Submarine Papanikolis]], under Lt. Nicholas Roussen, sinks an enemy communications ship.  | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===December===  | ||
| + | *[[December 15]]:  The British destroyer '''HMS Petard''' and Coast defense battleship '''[[RHS Vasilissa Olga|Vasilissa Olga]]''' sink the Italian submarine '''Uarsciek''' (620 tons) south of Malta, towards the area of Benghazi, Libya.  | ||
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| + | ==Births==  | ||
| + | ===January===  | ||
| + | *[[January 6]]: [[Yiannis Boutaris]], Mayor of [[Thessaloniki]]  | ||
| + | *[[January 19]]: [[Giorgos Hadjinasios]], composer  | ||
| + | *[[January 22]]: [[Mimis Domazos]], footballer  | ||
| + | *[[January 23]]: [[Andreas Stylianou]], Cypriot footballer  | ||
| + | ===February===  | ||
| + | *[[February 16]]: [[Giorgos Trontzos]], [[basketball]] player  | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===March===  | ||
| + | *[[March 21]]: [[Kostas Politis]], basketball player and coach  | ||
| + | *[[March 27]]: [[Aristides Loumidis]], industrialist.  | ||
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| + | ===May===  | ||
| + | *[[May 11]]: Former Princess [[Irene of Greece]]  | ||
| + | *[[May 31]]: [[Minos Kyriakou]], businessman  | ||
| + | ===June===  | ||
| + | *[[June 8]]: [[Nikos Konstantopoulos]], politician  | ||
| + | *[[June 29]]: [[Yiannis Poulopoulos]], singer  | ||
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| + | ===August===  | ||
| + | *[[August 23]]: [[Mimis Papaioannou]], footballer  | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===September===  | ||
| + | *[[September 3]]: [[Giorgos Lianis]], former Deputy Minister for Athletics  | ||
| + | *[[September 4]]: [[Dimitris Tsovolas]], politician  | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Unknown===  | ||
| + | *[[Kostas Politis]], basketball coach  | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==Deaths==  | ||
| + | ===February===  | ||
| + | *[[February 21]]: [[Dimitrios Kambouroglou]], writer  | ||
| + | ===May===  | ||
| + | *[[May 23]]: [[Panayiotis Toundas]], [[Rebetiko]] composer  | ||
| + | ===October===  | ||
| + | *Date Unknown: [[Iovan Tsaous]], [[rebetiko]] composer  | ||
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[[Category:Years]]  | [[Category:Years]]  | ||
[[Category:1942]]  | [[Category:1942]]  | ||
Latest revision as of 10:26, August 24, 2020
Events
February
- February 5: The EAM Youth Movement is founded during the Axis occupation of Greece.
 - February 16: The military wing of EAM - "ELAS" - is founded during the Axis occupation of Greece.
 
March
- March 14: The Axis powers impose upon Greece a "loan" for their expenses in occupying the country. The loan was estimated in 1993 to be equivalent to US$9 billion of that time. The Axis powers promised to repay the loan "in the future".
 
April
- April 28: Future Foreign Minister Evangelos Averoff-Tossizza is arrested by the Italian occupation forces for resistance-related activities.
 - April 30: The Greek government announces that bread will be distributed three times a week. Each person possessing the appropriate coupon will be entitled to 80 drams (250 grams) of bread each time.
 
June
- June 10: King George II arrives in the USA.
 - June 14: 50 Greeks are executed by German occupation troops in Heraklion, Crete.
 - June 15: King George II addresses the American Congress.
 
July
- July 28: Benito Mussolini arrives in Athens where he inspects his troops and holds talks with Greek officials of the occupation government.
 
September
- September 11: The Greek forces in Egypt come under German airforce bombardment. Four soldiers are killed and ten are wounded.
 - September 12: The Greek submarine Papanikolis put the commandos ashore at Kokkini Ammos, Rhodes who, with the help of two local men - Nikos Savvas and Georgios Kyrmichalis, made their way to the airports at Kalathos and Maritsa, where they destroyed German war planes.
 - September 20: Resistance members belonging to PEAN blow up the offices of the "National Socialist Patriotic Organisation" killing 43 Germans and 23 Greek collaborators.
 
October
- October 23: Greek units take part in the Battle of El Alamein.
 
November
- November 11: Greeks in Istanbul are subjected to the Varlik Vergisi by the Turkish Parliament.
 - November 16: The Greek submarine "Triton" sinks a German tanker but is then itself sunk. 19 crew members perish.
 - November 25: Guerrilas from both EDES and ELAS blow up the Gorgopotamos Bridge used by Germans to supply Gen. Rommel's Afrika Korps.
 - November 30: Submarine Papanikolis, under Lt. Nicholas Roussen, sinks an enemy communications ship.
 
December
- December 15: The British destroyer HMS Petard and Coast defense battleship Vasilissa Olga sink the Italian submarine Uarsciek (620 tons) south of Malta, towards the area of Benghazi, Libya.
 
Births
January
- January 6: Yiannis Boutaris, Mayor of Thessaloniki
 - January 19: Giorgos Hadjinasios, composer
 - January 22: Mimis Domazos, footballer
 - January 23: Andreas Stylianou, Cypriot footballer
 
February
- February 16: Giorgos Trontzos, basketball player
 
March
- March 21: Kostas Politis, basketball player and coach
 - March 27: Aristides Loumidis, industrialist.
 
May
- May 11: Former Princess Irene of Greece
 - May 31: Minos Kyriakou, businessman
 
June
- June 8: Nikos Konstantopoulos, politician
 - June 29: Yiannis Poulopoulos, singer
 
August
- August 23: Mimis Papaioannou, footballer
 
September
- September 3: Giorgos Lianis, former Deputy Minister for Athletics
 - September 4: Dimitris Tsovolas, politician
 
Unknown
- Kostas Politis, basketball coach
 
Deaths
February
- February 21: Dimitrios Kambouroglou, writer
 
May
- May 23: Panayiotis Toundas, Rebetiko composer
 
October
- Date Unknown: Iovan Tsaous, rebetiko composer