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He was born in [[Athens]] in [[1927]] and is perhaps best known as the father of contemporary singer [[Giorgos [[Category:1927 births|Daralas, Loukas]]

Zarkadis was born in [[1927]] and played as a left fullback for [[Panionios FC|Panionios]]. In his earl [[Category:1927 births|Zarkadis, Iakovos]]

[[Solon J. Vlasto]] ([[1852]]-[[1927]]) founder of the Greek language daily newspaper [[Atlantis (newspaper)|Atl [[Category:1852 births|Vlasto, Solon J.]]

Kalogeropoulos died in [[1927]]. [[Category:1851 births|Kalogeropoulos, Nikolaos]]

'''Giorgos Mouratidis''', born [[1927]] in [[Thessaloniki]], was a star [[football (soccer)|football]] centre bac [[Category:1927 births|Mouratidis,Giorgos]]

Daifas was born in [[Kalamata]] in [[1927]]. He took over [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] in [[1979]] when [[football (s [[Category:1927 births|Daifas, Stavros]]

Kanakis was born in [[Kavala]], on [[August 27]], [[1927]], and started his career at local club Elpis. He transferred to [[AEK FC|A [[Category:1927 births|Kanakis, Yiannis]]

Drosos was born in [[1927]] in the Theseio neighbourhood of [[Athens]]. He played for minor clubs Thy [[Category:1927 births|Drosos, Babis]]

From [[1923]] through [[1927]], Nikos is enrolled as a boarder in a lycee in Paris. He spends his vacati After enlisting as a private in the 1st Infantry Regiment (Nov 1927 - Jul 1928) he worked as a translator in a Bank and as a secretary at the U

Pentzaropoulos, who was born on [[January 17]], [[1927]], played his entire career in the pre-[[Alpha Ethniki]] era for [[Panionio [[Category:1927 births|Pentzaropoulos, Nikos]]

Modinos was born in [[1927]], in [[Omodos]], [[Lemesos province]], [[Cyprus]]. He emigrated to the Uni [[Category:1927 births|Modinos, John]]

'''Tzannis Tzannetakis''' (born [[September 13]], [[1927]]), [[Greece|Greek]] politician, was briefly Prime Minister of Greece durin ...s born in [[Gytheio]] in the region of [[Laconia prefecture|Laconia]] in [[1927]]. He served as a naval officer but resigned on [[April 22]] [[1967]], the

Papoulias was born in [[1927]], in [[Psari (Arcadia)|Psari]], [[Arcadia prefecture]]. He studied Law and [[Category:1927 births|Papoulias, Georgios]]

Synodinou was born on [[April 21]], [[1927]], in [[Loutraki]], [[Corinthia prefecture]]. She studied in the Drama Scho [[Category:1927 births|Synodinou, Anna]]

Rossides was born in [[1927]] in Brooklyn, New York, USA to Greek parents and attended Erasmus Hall Hig [[Category:1927 births|Rossides, Gene]]

...iraeus]], alongside his younger brother [[Yiannis Helmis|Yiannis]], from [[1927]] until [[1938]], when he joined [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. [[Category:1910 births|Helmis, Vangelis]]

'''Michael Constantine''' ([[May 22]], [[1927]] - [[August 31]], [[2021]]) was a [[Greek-American]] actor. [[Category:1927 births|Constantine, Michael]]

Achladiotou was born in [[1889]] and for 34 years ([[1927]] - [[1961]]) was the lone inhabitant of [[Ro]], a tiny island in the [[Dod [[Category:1889 births|Achladiotou, Despina]]

Chrysostomos was born on [[September 27]], [[1927]], in the village of [[Statos]], [[Paphos province]], [[Cyprus]], to a poor [[Category:1927 births]]

*[[1927]]: The independent Piraeus Harbour Organisation (Organismos Limenos Piraios ==Births==

He was born on [[September 1]], [[1927]], the son of [[Rebetiko]] singer [[Stellakis Perpiniadis]]. His childhood [[Category:1927 births|Perpiniadis, Vangelis]]

*[[1927]]: [[Marika Kotopouli]] and her theatre group put on [[Euripides]]' play "H ==Births==

*[[1927]]: The Greek Parliament [[History_of_the_Constitution_of_Greece#The_Constit ==Births==

==Births== *[[1927]]: [[Vangelis Perpiniadis]], singer

[[Category:1927 births|Kotridis, Babis]]

==Births== *[[1927]]: [[Ferenc Puskas]], footballer and coach of [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinai

==Births== *[[1927]]: Archbishop [[Chrysostomos I of Cyprus]].

*[[1927]]: Failed assassination attempt against [[Pavlos Kountouriotis]], President ==Births==

*Meltemaki (1927) [[Category:1881 births|Horn, Pantelis]]

...er, Yiannis was also [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]' coach from [[1925]] - [[1927]]. Upon his retirement from football in [[1929]], he became President of [ [[Category:1900 births|Andrianopoulos, Yiannis]]

==Births== *[[1927]]: [[Nikos Foskolos]], director and screenplay writer

...d [[1947]]. Besides his teaching, he also ran a private clinic ([[1912]]-[[1927]]) and was a member of several Greek and international medical associations [[Category:1876 births|Kosmetatos, Georgios]]

In [[1927]], Lapathiotis espoused Communism and wrote to the [[Archbishop of Athens]] [[Category:1888 births|Lapathiotis, Napoleon]]

==Births== *[[1927]]: [[Anna Synodinou]], actress

==Births== *[[1927]]: [[Yiannis Kanakis]], footballer

==Births== *[[1927]]: [[John Brademas]], [[Greek-American]] politician.

==Births== *[[1927]]: [[Karolos Fix]], industrialist.

...sia Minor]], in [[1913]]. He first played for Ethnikos [[Kaisariani]] in [[1927]] and later for [[Apollon Athens FC|Apollon Athens]]. He came to [[AEK FC|A [[Category:1913 births|Gasparis, Giorgos]]

In [[1927]] he joined his brothers ([[Yiannis Andrianopoulos|Yiannis]], [[Giorgos And [[Category:1911 births|Andrianopoulos, Leonidas]]

==Births== [[Category:1927]]

...1926]], he became a founding member of the [[Academy of Athens]] and, in [[1927]], was elected its first President. [[Category:1846 births|Negris, Fokion]]

*[[1927]]: The government announces for the first time for [[Greece]] that measures ==Births==

Between [[1927]] and [[1929]], Karantonis published poetry. In the years that followed he [[Category:1910 births|Karantonis, Andreas]]

Vasilakos was a customs official by profession. In [[1927]], he built a theatre in [[Piraeus]] on some land he inherited from his fat [[Category:1876 births|Vasilakos, Charilaos]]

*[[1927]]: Greek bohemian poet, [[Napoleon Lapathiotis]], who espoused Communism, w ==Births==

*Short Stories (1927) [[Category:1877 births|Papantoniou, Zacharias]]

==Births== *[[1927]]: [[Tzannis Tzannetakis]], politician, Prime Minister

*[[1927]]: The [[Greek Parliament]] decides that former dictator, [[Theodoros Panga ==Births==

*[[1927]]: The [[Hellenic Football Federation]] suspends the clubs of [[Olympiakos ==Births==

==Births== *[[1927]]: [[Nikos Pentzaropoulos]], footballer

...Lytras]] (1885-1921) and the successful painters [[Nikolaos Lytras]] (1883-1927) and [[Perikles Lytras]] (1888-1940). [[Category:1832 births|Lytras, Nikiforos]]

*[[1927]]: A major earthquake (7.1 on the Richter scale) strikes [[Laconia]]. ==Births==

...[[April 23]], [[1916]], Moralis moved to [[Athens]] with his parents in [[1927]]. From the age of 15 he studied at the [[Athens School of Fine Arts]] unde [[Category:1916 births|Moralis, Yiannis]]

...National Bank in [[1923]] and Governor of the Central Bank of Greece in [[1927]]. [[Category:1875 births|Diomedes, Alexandros]]

In May [[1927]], with the support of his wife, Sikelianos held the Delphic Festival, as p [[Category:1884 births|Sikelianos, Angelos]]

Father '''John Savvas Romanides''' ([[1927]] - [[2001]]), Ιωάννης Ρωμανίδης, was a prominent 20th cent [[Category:1927 births|Romanides, John]]

Foskolos was born on [[November 26]], [[1927]] in [[Athens]]. He studied political science at the [[University of Athens [[Category:1927 births|Foskolos, Nikos]]

...(Hungarian: '''Puskás Biro Ferenc''', surname first) (born [[April 2]], [[1927]] in Budapest, died [[November 17]], [[2006]]) is a former Hungarian [[foot [[Category:1927 births|Puskas, Ferenc]]

...Cavalry, in [[1924]] he joined [[Athens University]] (Pharmaceutics). In [[1927]] he was promoted to Lieut. Colonel and was appointed as Cavalry School Com [[Category:1888 births|Stanotas, Georgios]]

...In [[1924]] he traveled abroad, visiting Italy and Germany. In December [[1927]] he published his last collection of poetry: ''[[Elegy and Satires]]''. [[Category:1896 births|Karyotakis, Kostas]]

==Births== *[[1927]]: [[Michael Constantine]], [[Greek-American]] actor.

'''John Brademas''', Ph. D., (b. [[March 2]], [[1927]]; d. [[July 11]], [[2016]]) was a [[Greek-American]] politician and educat The oldest of four children, Brademas was born in [[1927]] to a Greek immigrant father and an American-born mother in Mishawaka, Ind

*[[1927]]: 100 athletes participate at the '''Hellenic American Games''' in a New Y ==Births==

*[[1927]]: 16 year-old [[Leonidas Andrianopoulos]] scores in a friendly match betwe ==Births==

...''The Life of Christ''. In [[1925]], she was diagnosed with polio. In [[1927]], she started writing the trilogy ''Romiopoules'' (''Young Greek Girls''), [[Category:1874 births|Delta,Penelope]]

...e.html Cassius Dio ''Roman History''] in English translation by Cary (1914-1927), at LacusCurtius [[Category:117 BC births]]

...nomy. In 1928, he published a study on the liberal [[Greek Constitution of 1927]], called "The New Constitution and the foundations of the Government", app [[Category:1892 births|Svolos, Alexandros]]

...ued his studies in painting and engraving at the ''Academie Ranson''. In [[1927]] he had his first exhibition at ''Gallerie Percier''. Picasso himself noti [[Category:1906 births|Hadjikyriakos]]

...''Neo Ksekinima'') pamphlet [http://www.marxists.org/archive/pouliop/works/1927/07/02.htm]. They subsequently formed an oppositional group which aligned it [[Category:1900 births|Pouliopoulos, Pandelis]]

* ''Ελευθέριος Βενιζέλος 1910-1927 (1980) (''[[Eleftherios Venizelos (film)|Eleftherios Venizelos]]'') [[Category:1925 births|Sarri, Georges]]

...Victory Square is named after Van Heiden. There is also a statue, and in [[1927]] his portrait was on a Greek stamp. [[Category:1772 births|Van Heiden, Login]]

Between [[1926]] and [[1927]], he worked in the Department of Restoration of Ancient and Byzantine Monu [[Category:1903 births|Zongolopoulos, George]]

...world, and who were electrocuted by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in [[1927]]. [[Category:1933 births|Dukakis, Michael]]