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*[[January 5]]: The [[Greek]] leftist urban guerrilla group [[Conspiracy Nuclei of Fire]] claims responsibility for a powerful explosion which damaged a court house in Athens on [[2010#December|December 30, 2010]]. | *[[January 5]]: The [[Greek]] leftist urban guerrilla group [[Conspiracy Nuclei of Fire]] claims responsibility for a powerful explosion which damaged a court house in Athens on [[2010#December|December 30, 2010]]. | ||
*[[January 11]]: German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, pays a state visit to [[Cyprus]]. | *[[January 11]]: German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, pays a state visit to [[Cyprus]]. | ||
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==Deaths== | ==Deaths== | ||
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*[[January 11]]: [[John Modinos]], [[Cypriot]] baritone | *[[January 11]]: [[John Modinos]], [[Cypriot]] baritone | ||
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*[[February 9]]: [[Miltiades Ewert]], politician and Mayor of Athens | *[[February 9]]: [[Miltiades Ewert]], politician and Mayor of Athens | ||
[[Category:Years]] | [[Category:Years]] |
Revision as of 11:57, February 10, 2011
Events
January
- January 5: The Greek leftist urban guerrilla group Conspiracy Nuclei of Fire claims responsibility for a powerful explosion which damaged a court house in Athens on December 30, 2010.
- January 11: German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, pays a state visit to Cyprus.
- January 18: Hector Raul Cuper resigns as coach of Aris FC.
- January 22: Olympiakos Volos shock AEK 4-0 in Athens.
Deaths
January
- January 11: John Modinos, Cypriot baritone
February
- February 9: Miltiades Ewert, politician and Mayor of Athens