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*[[1803]]: The [[Souli]]otes were forced to abandon Souli after being defeated by [[Ali Pasha]]. The latter would break his truce and trap some of them at [[Zaloggo]]. | *[[1803]]: The [[Souli]]otes were forced to abandon Souli after being defeated by [[Ali Pasha]]. The latter would break his truce and trap some of them at [[Zaloggo]]. | ||
*[[1920]]: Britain and France announced that after the return of [[King Constantine I]], they were no longer responsible for the presence of the Greek army in [[Asia Minor]]. | *[[1920]]: Britain and France announced that after the return of [[King Constantine I]], they were no longer responsible for the presence of the Greek army in [[Asia Minor]]. | ||
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*[[1978]]: The International Court of Justice at The Hague declares itself to be without authority to act on the matter of the [[Aegean]] continental shelf. <!--Το Διεθνές Δικαστήριο της Χάγης κηρύσσει εαυτό αναρμόδιο για την οριοθέτηση της υφαλοκρηπίδας στο Αιγαίο.--> | *[[1978]]: The International Court of Justice at The Hague declares itself to be without authority to act on the matter of the [[Aegean]] continental shelf. <!--Το Διεθνές Δικαστήριο της Χάγης κηρύσσει εαυτό αναρμόδιο για την οριοθέτηση της υφαλοκρηπίδας στο Αιγαίο.--> | ||
*[[1981]]: PLO leader Yasser Arafat visited [[Athens]] on an invitation by Prime Minister [[Andreas Papandreou]]. | *[[1981]]: PLO leader Yasser Arafat visited [[Athens]] on an invitation by Prime Minister [[Andreas Papandreou]]. | ||
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*Births: [[Akis Panou]], songwriter ([[1933]]) | *Births: [[Akis Panou]], songwriter ([[1933]]) | ||
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*Deaths: [[Byzantine emperor]] [[Basil II]], known as "the Bulgar-slayer" ([[1025]]), [[Charalambos Mouskos]], EOKA fighter ([[1955]]) | *Deaths: [[Byzantine emperor]] [[Basil II]], known as "the Bulgar-slayer" ([[1025]]), [[Charalambos Mouskos]], EOKA fighter ([[1955]]) | ||
<span style="font-size:11px; padding-top:3px;">Recent days: [[December 14]] - [[December 13]]</span> | <span style="font-size:11px; padding-top:3px;">Recent days: [[December 14]] - [[December 13]]</span> | ||
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Revision as of 13:14, December 12, 2006
- 1803: The Souliotes were forced to abandon Souli after being defeated by Ali Pasha. The latter would break his truce and trap some of them at Zaloggo.
- 1920: Britain and France announced that after the return of King Constantine I, they were no longer responsible for the presence of the Greek army in Asia Minor.
- 1942: The British destroyer HMS Petard and Coast defense battleship Vasilissa Olga sank the Italian submarine Uarsciek (620 tons) south of Malta, towards the area of Benghazi, Libya.
- 1955: The battle of Soloi was fought during the EOKA struggle against the British in Cyprus. Charalambos Mouskos was killed (first fatality of the struggle).
- 1964: Parliamentarians are obligated from now on to an annual declaration of assets or an origin of wealth (pothen esches - πόθεν έσχες) - the measures were implemented to combat corruption.
- 1971: Panathinaikos, representing Europe, drew 1-1 against Nacional of Montevideo in the first leg of the Intercontinental Cup.
- 1978: The International Court of Justice at The Hague declares itself to be without authority to act on the matter of the Aegean continental shelf.
- 1981: PLO leader Yasser Arafat visited Athens on an invitation by Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou.
- Births: Akis Panou, songwriter (1933)
- Deaths: Byzantine emperor Basil II, known as "the Bulgar-slayer" (1025), Charalambos Mouskos, EOKA fighter (1955)
Recent days: December 14 - December 13