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==Events== | ==Events== | ||
*[[1850]]: The Patriarch of Constantinople recognises the independent Church of Greece. | *[[1850]]: The Patriarch of Constantinople recognises the independent Church of Greece. | ||
| + | *[[1875]]: [[Charilaos Trikoupis]] publishes his famous article "Who is to blame?" ("Τις πταίει;") in Athens daily "Times" ("Καιροί") concerning the decadence of the government. The public outcry that follows brings down the [[Dimitrios Voulgaris]] government. | ||
*[[1917]]: [[Greece]] enters [[World War I]]. | *[[1917]]: [[Greece]] enters [[World War I]]. | ||
*[[2002]]: A bomb that detonates in the hands of [[Savvas Xeros]] starts a chain reaction of arrests of [[Revolutionary Organisation 17 November|Novermber 17th]] members. | *[[2002]]: A bomb that detonates in the hands of [[Savvas Xeros]] starts a chain reaction of arrests of [[Revolutionary Organisation 17 November|Novermber 17th]] members. | ||
Revision as of 20:21, June 5, 2006
Events
- 1850: The Patriarch of Constantinople recognises the independent Church of Greece.
- 1875: Charilaos Trikoupis publishes his famous article "Who is to blame?" ("Τις πταίει;") in Athens daily "Times" ("Καιροί") concerning the decadence of the government. The public outcry that follows brings down the Dimitrios Voulgaris government.
- 1917: Greece enters World War I.
- 2002: A bomb that detonates in the hands of Savvas Xeros starts a chain reaction of arrests of Novermber 17th members.