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*[[1913]]: Greek forces liberate [[Serres]] during the [[Second Balkan War]]. | *[[1913]]: Greek forces liberate [[Serres]] during the [[Second Balkan War]]. | ||
*[[1988]]: US Military Attache, Wiliam Nordeen, is assassinated by a booby-trapped car in [[Kifissia]]. The [[Revolutionary Organisation 17 November]] claim responsibility. | *[[1988]]: US Military Attache, Wiliam Nordeen, is assassinated by a booby-trapped car in [[Kifissia]]. The [[Revolutionary Organisation 17 November]] claim responsibility. | ||
| + | *[[2007]]: Forest fires, caused by one of the worst heat waves in years, claimed the lives of two people in [[Thessaly]]. | ||
===Sports=== | ===Sports=== | ||
*[[1925]]: The first ever [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] - [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] soccer derby end in a tie (3-3) at [[Leoforos Alexandras Stadium|Leoforos]] | *[[1925]]: The first ever [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] - [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] soccer derby end in a tie (3-3) at [[Leoforos Alexandras Stadium|Leoforos]] | ||
Revision as of 18:25, June 28, 2007
Events
- 1913: Greek forces liberate Serres during the Second Balkan War.
- 1988: US Military Attache, Wiliam Nordeen, is assassinated by a booby-trapped car in Kifissia. The Revolutionary Organisation 17 November claim responsibility.
- 2007: Forest fires, caused by one of the worst heat waves in years, claimed the lives of two people in Thessaly.
Sports
- 1925: The first ever Panathinaikos - Olympiakos soccer derby end in a tie (3-3) at Leoforos
- 1959: PROPO includes a 13th game
- 1970: Aris win the Greek Football Cup for the only time in their history by defeating PAOK 1-0.
- 1991: The 11th Mediterranean Games open in Greece. 3,500 athletes take part in 23 events.
Deaths
- 548: Theodora, Byzantine empress, wife of Justinian I.
- 1950: Archbishop Makarios II of Cyprus.
- 1951: Konstantinos Sismanoglou, national benefactor.
- 1985: Lambros Konstantaras, actor.
- 2006: Boban Jankovic, basketball player.