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*[[1955]]: [[Sir John Harding]] is made military governor of [[Cyprus]]. | *[[1955]]: [[Sir John Harding]] is made military governor of [[Cyprus]]. | ||
*[[1966]]: The [[Grigoris Lambrakis]] trial commences. | *[[1966]]: The [[Grigoris Lambrakis]] trial commences. | ||
| + | *[[2026]]: [[Greece]] hands over the remains of Tsar Samouil to Bulgaria. In return, Greece receives artifacts stolen by Bulgarian forces during [[World War I]]. | ||
===Sports=== | ===Sports=== | ||
*[[2007]]: [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] achieve their first away win in the Champions League: A 3-1 triumph over Werder Bremen. | *[[2007]]: [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] achieve their first away win in the Champions League: A 3-1 triumph over Werder Bremen. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:02, October 5, 2026
Events
- 382: Byzantine emperor, Theodosius I, signs a treaty allowing Goths to settle in his empire along the Danube.
- 1878: The Treaty of Halepa is signed between the Ottoman Empire and Cretan rebels granting Crete partial autonomy.
- 1912: Turkey rejects the ultimatum presented by Greece, Serbia and Bulgaria. The First Balkan War begins.
- 1915: Greek PM Alexandros Zaimis rejects the British proposal to enter World War I for Cyprus as a reward.
- 1926: The first International Fair of Thessaloniki commences.
- 1931: Turkish PM Ismet Inonu visits Athens.
- 1943: 82 Greeks are executed by the German occupation forces in Epirus.
- 1944: German troops retreating from Peloponnesus blow up the bridge over the Isthmus of Corinth.
- 1955: Sir John Harding is made military governor of Cyprus.
- 1966: The Grigoris Lambrakis trial commences.
- 2026: Greece hands over the remains of Tsar Samouil to Bulgaria. In return, Greece receives artifacts stolen by Bulgarian forces during World War I.
Sports
- 2007: Olympiakos achieve their first away win in the Champions League: A 3-1 triumph over Werder Bremen.
- 2022: AEK inaugurate their new OPAP Arena home with a 4-1 victory over Ionikos.
Births
- 1970: Nikos Kostenoglou, footballer
Deaths
- 2001: Kostas Hadjichristos, actor.
Namesday
- Dionysius the Areopagite, patron saint of Athens.