Difference between revisions of "August 6"

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1961: Maria Callas performs in the ancient theatre of Epidaurus in the role of Medea.
1964: The Cypriot National Guard attacks the Turkish-Cypriot village of Kokkina after reports that men and weapons were being smuggled there.
1974: Despite the ceasefire in effect, Turkish troops assault and take Lapithos and Karavas.
1976: Turkish ship "Sismik" violates Greek territorial waters.
1983: A powerful earthquake (6.8 on the Richter scale) strikes Lemnos and the surrounding area.

1972: Kyriakos Onesiphorou breaks the Greek record for the 400m with 46.6.
1992: Voula Patoulidou wins gold in the women's 100m hurdles at the Barcelona Olympic Games. Her comment after the race is: "For Greece, damn it!"
1997: Greece win the 37th CISM football championship, defeating Italy 1-0 in the final game (55' Lyberopoulos pen).
2012: Pavlos Kontides wins a silver medal in the men's Laser class Olympic sailing marking the very first time that Cyprus won an Olympics medal of any kind.

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 *[[1961]]: [[Maria Callas]] performs in the ancient theatre of [[Epidaurus]] in the role of [[Medea]].
 *[[1964]]: The [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] [[Cyprus National Guard|National Guard]] attacks the Turkish-Cypriot village of [[Kokkina]] after reports that men and weapons were being smuggled there.
+*[[1974]]: Despite the ceasefire in effect, Turkish troops assault and take [[Lapithos]] and [[Karavas (Cyprus)|Karavas]].
 *[[1976]]: Turkish ship "Sismik" violates Greek territorial waters.
-*[[1974]]: Despite the ceasefire in effect, Turkish troops assault and take [[Lapithos]] and [[Karavas (Cyprus)|Karavas]].
 *[[1983]]: A powerful earthquake (6.8 on the Richter scale) strikes [[Lemnos]] and the surrounding area.
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