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1821: Alexander Ypsilantis crosses the Prut River with Olympios Georgakis and others and starts the Greek Revolution in Romania.
1863: The National Assembly elects Prince George of Denmark as the new King of Greece.
1910: Two farmers are shot dead by soldiers at Kileler in Thessaly, as demonstrations break out in the area.
1919: Greek forces battle Bolsheviks at Odessa during the Ukraine Expedition.
1933: Gen. Nikolaos Plastiras attempts an unsuccessful coup d'etat against the newly-elected Popular Party government. Gen. Alexandros Othonaios forms a government.
1943: ELAS guerrilas attack a convoy of Italian occupation troops at Fardykampos near Siatista, Macedonia. They capture 600 prisoners and much war materiel.
1964: Constantine II becomes King of Greece upon the death of his father King Paul.
2005: The Spercheios River floods causing extensive property damage in the Phthiotis prefecture of Greece.

1982: Dimitris Michas breaks the Greek indoor record for the triple jump with 16.52m.
1990: The Kiappe scandal breaks out in Greece as Eleftherotypia reveals the existance of a letter, supposedly sent to FIFA by referee Kostas Dimitriadis, which alleges that football results in Greece are fixed by certain "groups".

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 ===Sports===
 *[[1982]]: [[Dimitris Michas]] breaks the Greek indoor record for the [[triple jump]] with 16.52m.
+*[[1990]]: The Kiappe scandal breaks out in [[Greece]] as [[Eleftherotypia]] reveals the existance of a letter, supposedly sent to FIFA by referee Kostas Dimitriadis, which alleges that football results in Greece are fixed by certain "groups".
 ==Births==