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*[[1821]]: A Greek force under [[Markos Botsaris]] defeated the Turks at the [[Battle of Komboti]], near [[Arta]]. | *[[1821]]: A Greek force under [[Markos Botsaris]] defeated the Turks at the [[Battle of Komboti]], near [[Arta]]. | ||
− | *[[1960]]: Athens daily "To Vima" announced it would no longer print two obsolete diacritics of the [[Greek language]]: the grave accent ("vareia") and the iota subscript ("ypogegrammeni"). | + | *[[1960]]: Athens daily "[[To Vima]]" announced it would no longer print two obsolete diacritics of the [[Greek language]]: the grave accent ("vareia") and the iota subscript ("ypogegrammeni"). |
*[[2002]]: Greek police located the main hideout of the [[Revolutionary Organisation 17 November]]. | *[[2002]]: Greek police located the main hideout of the [[Revolutionary Organisation 17 November]]. | ||
*[[2006]]: FIFA suspended the [[Hellenic Football Federation]] (HFF), [[Euro 2004|European champions Greece]] and its member clubs, from international competition because of government interference in the sport. | *[[2006]]: FIFA suspended the [[Hellenic Football Federation]] (HFF), [[Euro 2004|European champions Greece]] and its member clubs, from international competition because of government interference in the sport. |
Latest revision as of 12:10, June 21, 2007
- 1821: A Greek force under Markos Botsaris defeated the Turks at the Battle of Komboti, near Arta.
- 1960: Athens daily "To Vima" announced it would no longer print two obsolete diacritics of the Greek language: the grave accent ("vareia") and the iota subscript ("ypogegrammeni").
- 2002: Greek police located the main hideout of the Revolutionary Organisation 17 November.
- 2006: FIFA suspended the Hellenic Football Federation (HFF), European champions Greece and its member clubs, from international competition because of government interference in the sport.
- Births: Stavros Niarchos (1909), shipping magnate; Sotiris Kyrgiakos (1979), footballer