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==Events== | ==Events== | ||
| − | *[[1821]]: The First National Assembly of Independence begins at [[Epidaurus]] (concluded January 15, 1822) | + | *[[1821]]: The [[First National Assembly]] of Independence begins at [[Epidaurus]] (concluded January 15, 1822) |
*[[1933]]: The foundations of the building of the [[Bank of Greece]] at [[Panepistimiou Street]] are set | *[[1933]]: The foundations of the building of the [[Bank of Greece]] at [[Panepistimiou Street]] are set | ||
*[[1947]]: In a lavish wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey in London, Princess Elizabeth marries her distant cousin, Philip Mountbatten, a dashing former prince of Greece and Denmark who renounced his titles in order to marry the English princess. | *[[1947]]: In a lavish wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey in London, Princess Elizabeth marries her distant cousin, Philip Mountbatten, a dashing former prince of Greece and Denmark who renounced his titles in order to marry the English princess. | ||
*[[1952]]: The house of writer [[Alexandros Papadiamantis]] in [[Skiathos]] becomes a museum. | *[[1952]]: The house of writer [[Alexandros Papadiamantis]] in [[Skiathos]] becomes a museum. | ||
*[[1977]]: [[New Democracy]] is declared winner of the elections with 41.85% of the vote. [[PASOK]] wins 25.3% and becomes the opposition party. | *[[1977]]: [[New Democracy]] is declared winner of the elections with 41.85% of the vote. [[PASOK]] wins 25.3% and becomes the opposition party. | ||
| + | *[[1989]]: Private television station [[MEGA]] broadcasts for the first time. | ||
*[[1990]]: Businessman [[Vardis Vardinoyiannis]] escapes a rocket attack on his car by the [[Revolutionary Organisation 17 November]]. | *[[1990]]: Businessman [[Vardis Vardinoyiannis]] escapes a rocket attack on his car by the [[Revolutionary Organisation 17 November]]. | ||
*[[1991]]: The European Parliament salutes the 2,500 anniversary of the birth of democracy in [[Greece]]. | *[[1991]]: The European Parliament salutes the 2,500 anniversary of the birth of democracy in [[Greece]]. | ||
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===Sports=== | ===Sports=== | ||
*[[1967]]: Coach [[Marton Bukovi]], who helped [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] to their first two [[Alpha Ethniki]] championships, resigns after his team loses four games in succession. | *[[1967]]: Coach [[Marton Bukovi]], who helped [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] to their first two [[Alpha Ethniki]] championships, resigns after his team loses four games in succession. | ||
| + | ==Deaths== | ||
| + | *[[2016]]: [[Kostis Stefanopoulos]], politician, former [[President of Greece]] | ||
[[Category:Days]] | [[Category:Days]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:21, November 23, 2016
Events
- 1821: The First National Assembly of Independence begins at Epidaurus (concluded January 15, 1822)
- 1933: The foundations of the building of the Bank of Greece at Panepistimiou Street are set
- 1947: In a lavish wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey in London, Princess Elizabeth marries her distant cousin, Philip Mountbatten, a dashing former prince of Greece and Denmark who renounced his titles in order to marry the English princess.
- 1952: The house of writer Alexandros Papadiamantis in Skiathos becomes a museum.
- 1977: New Democracy is declared winner of the elections with 41.85% of the vote. PASOK wins 25.3% and becomes the opposition party.
- 1989: Private television station MEGA broadcasts for the first time.
- 1990: Businessman Vardis Vardinoyiannis escapes a rocket attack on his car by the Revolutionary Organisation 17 November.
- 1991: The European Parliament salutes the 2,500 anniversary of the birth of democracy in Greece.
- 1995: Andreas Papandreou is urgently admitted to the Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center with serious health problems.
Sports
- 1967: Coach Marton Bukovi, who helped Olympiakos to their first two Alpha Ethniki championships, resigns after his team loses four games in succession.
Deaths
- 2016: Kostis Stefanopoulos, politician, former President of Greece
