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1799: Russians and Ottomans jointly occupy Corfu.
1829: The Turks surrender Vonitsa to the Greek forces of Antonios Kriezis.
1909: Tobacco workers in Volos stage a strike.
1919: Anarchy prevails in Smyrna where armed gangs roam unmolested.
1929: Three die in Elefsina as police clash with striking labourers.
1933: Panagis Tsaldaris and his anti-Venizelist allies win the national elections in Greece.
1950: The national elections of Greece prove inconclusive as no party gains a majority of seats in Parliament.
1956: "The fiend" (O Drakos) is released in cinemas throughout Greece.
1968: The National Route between Larisa and Thessaloniki is completed.
1972: Mikis Theodorakis leaves the Communist Party of Greece.

1970: Panachaiki FC are adjudged guilty by the Hellenic Football Association of having bribed players of Aris to play poorly against them. They forfeited the remainder of their games in the Alpha Ethniki and were relegated.
2000: Demosthenes Tampakos wins the gold medal in rings (9.750 points) at Moscow international meeting.
2023: Miltos Tentoglou claims his third straight long jump title at the indoor European Championships of Istanbul with a jump of 8.30m.

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 ===Sports===
 *[[1970]]: [[Panachaiki FC]] are adjudged guilty by the [[Hellenic Football Association]] of having bribed players of [[Aris FC|Aris]] to play poorly against them. They forfeited the remainder of their games in the [[Alpha Ethniki]] and were relegated.
-*[[2000]]: [[Demosthenes Tampakos]] wins the gold medal in rings (9.750 points) at Moscow international meeting
+*[[2000]]: [[Demosthenes Tampakos]] wins the gold medal in rings (9.750 points) at Moscow international meeting.
+*[[2023]]: [[Miltos Tentoglou]] claims his third straight [[long jump]] title at the indoor European Championships of [[Constantinople|Istanbul]] with a jump of 8.30m.
 ==Births==