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===February=== | ===February=== | ||
*[[February 8]] - [[Giorgos Kamaras]], football player | *[[February 8]] - [[Giorgos Kamaras]], football player | ||
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| + | *[[July 10]]: [[Michalis Maramis]], discus champion and one of the leading Greek athletes in the [[1960s|60s]], dies of cancer | ||
[[Category:Years]] | [[Category:Years]] | ||
[[Category:2000]] | [[Category:2000]] | ||
Revision as of 15:58, July 9, 2006
Events
January
- January 29: Marina Varsamidou smashes Christina Panagou's 13 year old 400m indoors record with 53.54
February
- February 7: The daily sports journal "Filathlos" (Φίλαθλος) is first published with Yiannis Tragas as the editor.
May
- May 7: Greece ranks third at the European Tae Kwon Do championships in Patra, behind Turkey and Spain. Michalis Mouroutsos (58kgr), Giorgos Ionas (67kgr) and Elli Mystakidou (72kgr) win the gold medal, while Morfo Drossidou (67kgr), Kalliopi Papaioannou (63kgr) and Michalis Kotsopoulos (84kgr) the bronze.
- May 10: Ionikos play for the first time in a Greek Cup final. They lose to AEK 3-0
- May 17: Stephen Saunders, the British defense attache is murdered by the Revolutionary Organisation 17 November while stopped in traffic in Filothei.
December
- December 14: Dimitris Avramopoulos, mayor of Athens, announces the forming of the Movement of Free Citizens (Greek: Κίνημα Ελευθέρων Πολιτών, ΚΕΠ), also known by its acronym KEP.
Deaths
February
- February 8 - Giorgos Kamaras, football player
July
- July 10: Michalis Maramis, discus champion and one of the leading Greek athletes in the 60s, dies of cancer