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*[[1934]]: Labour demonstrations in [[Kalamata]] turn bloody as police kill four demostrators. | *[[1934]]: Labour demonstrations in [[Kalamata]] turn bloody as police kill four demostrators. | ||
*[[1964]]: Two Greek officers and a Greek Cypriot policeman are machine-gunned to death in [[Famagusta]]. Another Greek officer is injured. The four men were in a vehicle that was stopped by Turkish-Cypriot irregulars. | *[[1964]]: Two Greek officers and a Greek Cypriot policeman are machine-gunned to death in [[Famagusta]]. Another Greek officer is injured. The four men were in a vehicle that was stopped by Turkish-Cypriot irregulars. | ||
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| + | *[[1993]]: [[Olympiakos BC|Olympiakos]] win the first professional Basketball Championship (organized by ESAK) when [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]] refuse to play the last playoff game at [[Peace and Friendship Stadium]]. | ||
==Births== | ==Births== | ||
Revision as of 18:25, May 11, 2006
Events
- 380: Constantinople becomes the capital of the Roman Empire.
- 1934: Labour demonstrations in Kalamata turn bloody as police kill four demostrators.
- 1964: Two Greek officers and a Greek Cypriot policeman are machine-gunned to death in Famagusta. Another Greek officer is injured. The four men were in a vehicle that was stopped by Turkish-Cypriot irregulars.
Sports
- 1993: Olympiakos win the first professional Basketball Championship (organized by ESAK) when Panathinaikos refuse to play the last playoff game at Peace and Friendship Stadium.
Births
- 483: Justinian I, Byzantine emperor
- 1771: Lascarina Bouboulina, heroine of the Greek Revolution
Deaths
- 1900: Archbishop Sofronios of Cyprus.
- 1990: Stratos Dionysiou, laika singer
- 1999: Petros Vouzounerakis, footballer
- 2003: Vangelis Perpiniadis, singer, composer