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*[[1935]]: A referendum is held for the return of [[King George II]] to the throne in Greece. 97.8% voted for the return. | *[[1935]]: A referendum is held for the return of [[King George II]] to the throne in Greece. 97.8% voted for the return. | ||
| + | *[[1944]]: A 100 billion [[drachma]] note is put into circulation - the largest denomination of currency ever issued in Greece. | ||
*[[1963]]: [[Georgios Papandreou]]'s political party, [[Center Union]], emerges the winner in the national elections held, and forms a minority government with 42.2% of the votes. | *[[1963]]: [[Georgios Papandreou]]'s political party, [[Center Union]], emerges the winner in the national elections held, and forms a minority government with 42.2% of the votes. | ||
*[[1968]]: The funeral for [[Georgios Papandreou]] turns into a protest against the military government of [[Georgios Papadopoulos]] | *[[1968]]: The funeral for [[Georgios Papandreou]] turns into a protest against the military government of [[Georgios Papadopoulos]] | ||
Revision as of 15:37, April 2, 2007
Events
- 1935: A referendum is held for the return of King George II to the throne in Greece. 97.8% voted for the return.
- 1944: A 100 billion drachma note is put into circulation - the largest denomination of currency ever issued in Greece.
- 1963: Georgios Papandreou's political party, Center Union, emerges the winner in the national elections held, and forms a minority government with 42.2% of the votes.
- 1968: The funeral for Georgios Papandreou turns into a protest against the military government of Georgios Papadopoulos
- 1993: Constantine Mitsotakis resigns from the leadership of the New Democracy political party. Miltiades Evert is elected the new leader (with 141 votes; 37 voted for Ioannis Varvitsiotis).
Sports
- 1965: AEK defeat World Champions Inter 2-1. AEK's goals were scored by Andreas Stamatiadis and Kostas Nikolaidis.
Births
- 1922: Spiros Kalogerou, actor
- 1933: Michael Dukakis, Greek-American politician.
Deaths
- 361: Constantius II, Byzantine emperor son of Constantine the Great.
- 1254: John III Doukas Vatatzes, Byzantine emperor.
- 1869: Andreas Kalvos, writer, poet.
- 1911: Constantine Christomanos, poet, writer, innovator of the Greek theatrical scene.