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| + | *[[1878]]: British diplomats secure a ceasefire between the Greek rebels of [[Thessaly]], [[Epirus]] and [[Macedonia]] on the one hand and the Turkish Army on the other. | ||
*[[1901]]: Advocates of [[Enosis]] (union with Greece) triumph in the [[Crete|Cretan]] elections. | *[[1901]]: Advocates of [[Enosis]] (union with Greece) triumph in the [[Crete|Cretan]] elections. | ||
*[[1903]]: Bulgarian agents detonate bombs throughout [[Thessaloniki]]. | *[[1903]]: Bulgarian agents detonate bombs throughout [[Thessaloniki]]. | ||
Revision as of 12:21, April 30, 2007
Contents
Events
- 1878: British diplomats secure a ceasefire between the Greek rebels of Thessaly, Epirus and Macedonia on the one hand and the Turkish Army on the other.
- 1901: Advocates of Enosis (union with Greece) triumph in the Cretan elections.
- 1903: Bulgarian agents detonate bombs throughout Thessaloniki.
- 1941: Days before Greece capitulates to the Germans, PM Alexandros Korizis commits suicide.
- 1944: Alexandros Svolos replaces Evripidis Bakirtzis as head of the Political Committee of National Liberation (the government of the mountains).
- 1956: Maria Desylla becomes the first woman elected mayor of a Greek city (Kerkyra).
- 1991: Agamemnon Koutsogiorgas dies as a result of a stroke he suffered during the George Koskotas trial.
- 1996: Fanatic Islamists murder 18 Greek tourists in Cairo, Egypt.
Sports
- 2001: AEK hand former basketball "emperor" Aris their worst defeat ever 110-56.
- 2006: Vassilis Kontovazenitis becomes the 15th President of EPAE, taking over leadership from Alexandros Lykourezos
Births
- 1917: Queen Frederika of Greece.
Deaths
- 1941: Alexandros Korizis, Greek Prime Minister.
- 1991: Menios Koutsogiorgas, politician
