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===January=== | ===January=== | ||
*[[January 8]]: [[Yiannis Christou]], classical composer. | *[[January 8]]: [[Yiannis Christou]], classical composer. | ||
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===March=== | ===March=== | ||
*[[March 16]]: [[Polykarpos Georkadjis]], former Interior Minister of [[Cyprus]] | *[[March 16]]: [[Polykarpos Georkadjis]], former Interior Minister of [[Cyprus]] | ||
Revision as of 08:33, July 6, 2007
The year begins with an outbreak of Asian flu. More than 2 million Greeks fall sick, while the death toll attributed to the virus is at least 85 people. The virus strikes Europeans very hard.
Events
January
- January 12: A Greek military airplane crashes on Mount Cithaeron. 23 dead.
March
- March 8: An attempt against the life of Archbishop Makarios III fails as his seriously wounded helicopter pilot manages to land the craft despite his injuries.
- March 16: Polykarpos Georkadjis is assassinated in Cyprus.
April
- April 5: Athens daily "Ethnos" ceases all operations.
- April 13: Composer and left-wing politician, Mikis Theodorakis, is allowed by the Junta to leave Greece.
June
- June 2: 43-year-old Ferenc Puskas, the Galloping Major of Real Madrid and national team of Hungary, becomes Panathianikos' coach. Puskas will lead Panathinaikos to the final of the Champions Cup against Ajax at Wembley one year later.
- June 28: Aris win the Greek Football Cup for the only time in their history by defeating PAOK 1-0.
September
- September 9: Two Arabs, in possession of explosives, are arrested in Athens.
October
- October 24: Christos Papanikolaou breaks the world record in the pole vault with a jump of 5.49m.
Births
June
- June 19: Antonis Remos, singer
July
- July 24: Elli Kokkinou, singer
October
- October 3: Nikos Kostenoglou, footballer
Deaths
January
- January 8: Yiannis Christou, classical composer.
February
- February 19: Christoforos Nezer, actor
March
- March 16: Polykarpos Georkadjis, former Interior Minister of Cyprus
- March 21: Manolis Chiotis, musician
November
- November 16: Konstantinos Tsaldaris, politician, Prime Minister