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Gravalos was born on [[April 18]], [[1984]] in [[Thessaloniki]]. He belongs to [[Panellinios GC]] and trains under Pe [[Category:1984 births|Gravalos, Dimitris]]

Pardalou was born in [[Rhodes]] on [[April 21]], [[1984]]. She belongs to [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. [[Category:1984 births|Pardalou, Maria]]

[[Image:Nikos Karavidas - Panathinaikos 1984.jpeg|thumb|250px|Nikos Karavidas]] ...s FC 1984-85 Champions League Semifinalists.jpeg|thumb|250px|Panathinaikos 1984-85]]

Karastamati was born on [[December 10]], [[1984]] in [[Piraeus]], [[Greece]]. She belongs to [[Olympiakos]] and trains unde [[Category:1984 births|Karastamati, Maria]]

'''Panagiotis Vasilopoulos''' (born [[February 8]] [[1984]], [[Athens]]) is a [[Greeks|Greek]] professional [[basketball]] player. H [[Category:1984 births|Vasilopoulos, Panagiotis]]

Kresic was born on [[February 11]], [[1984]], in Vukovar, Croatia. He has played im Greece for: [[Category:1984 births|Kresic, Dario]]

Ioannou was born in [[Lemesos]] on [[July 26]], [[1984]]. He is the current Cypriot record-holder for the [[high jump]] (2.35m) wh [[Category:1984 births|Ioannou, Kyriakos]]

...ki]] ([[1978]] - [[1984]]) and [[Apollon Limassol FC|Apollon Limassol]] ([[1984]] - [[1989]]). He also served as head coach of Aris ([[2002]]) and in vario [[Category:1952 births|Pantziaras, Giorgos]]

He died in [[1984]]. [[Category:1900 births|Paraskevopoulos, Ioannis]]

...anis''' (Βασίλης Τσιτσάνης) ([[January 18]], [[1915]] - [[January 18]], [[1984]]) is considered the finest [[rebetika]] composer having written over two t He died in London, on his sixty- ninth birthday, on [[January 18]], [[1984]] and was mourned across Greece. His music is still widely listened to in G

Kalaitzi was born in [[1984]] in [[Polygyros]], [[Chalkidiki]], [[Macedonia]], [[Greece]]. She worked a [[Category:1984 births|Kalaitzi, Angeliki]]

He died on [[February 25]], [[1984]] in [[Athens]]. [[Category:1910 births|Stoligas, Koulis]]

Rokas was born on [[September 18]], [[1984]] in [[Athens]]. He has played for: [[Category:1984 births|Rokas, Stathis]]

Foti was born in Sydney, Australia, on [[February 20]], [[1984]]. He has Italian citizenship and plays as an EU player. He has played for: [[Category:1984 births|Foti, Adam]]

...maar, moving once again to Belgium - and FC Bruges - from [[1982]] until [[1984]]. In [[1984]], Kessler took over as coach of [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] [[Piraeus]].

...984-85 Ημιτελικός Κυπέλλου Πρωταθλητριών.jpeg|thumb|250px|Panathinaikos FC 1984-85]] [[File:Nikos Karoulias Panathinaikos FC 1984.jpg|thumb|250px|Nikos Karoulias]]

[[Category:1917 births|Sikeliotis,Georgios]] [[Category:1984 deaths|Sikeliotis,Georgios]]

Rigas passed away in a domestic accident on [[January 14]], [[1984]], at the age of 38, leaving the [[Panachaiki FC|Panachaiki]] family withou [[Category:1945 births|Rigas, Themis]]

[[Category:1984 births|Vasiliou, Nikos]]

Arabatzis was born on [[May 28]], [[1984]], in [[Makrochori (Imathia)|Makrochori]], [[Imathia prefecture]], [[Macedo [[Category:1984 births|Arabatzis, Yiannis]]

Holebas was born on [[June 27]], [[1984]] in Aschaffenburg, Germany, to a [[Greeks|Greek]] father and an Uruguayan [[Category:1984 births|Holebas, Jose]]

...s born in [[Drama]], eastern [[Macedonia]], [[Greece]], on [[August 7]], [[1984]]. [[Category:1984 births|Perperoglou, Stratos]]

[[Image:Dimos Kavouras Panathinaikos 1984.jpg|thumb|250px|Dimos Kavouras - Panathinaikos]] ...ς 1984-85 Ημιτελικός Κυπέλλου Πρωταθλητριών.jpeg|thumb|250px|Panathinaikos 1984-85]]

...bro and IFK Goteborg in his native Sweden before coming to [[Greece]] in [[1984]] to play for [[AEK FC|AEK]]. His career at [[AEK FC|AEK]] lasted until [[1 |[[1985 Football Championship|1984-85]]

== Births == *[[1984]]: [[Panagiotis Vasilopoulos]], [[basketball]] player.

...thinaikos 1984.jpg|thumb|250px|Kostas Tarasis playing for Panathinaikos in 1984]] ...tablished as a right-side defender. He won the double with the greens in [[1984]] and [[1986]] but, after the [[1987]] season, he was released.

...tion and Decentralisation (Greece)|Minister for the Interior]] ([[1981]]-[[1984]]) ...Social Solidarity (Greece)|Minister for Health and Social Solidarity]] ([[1984]]-[[1987]])

Verouli tested positive for nandrolone at the 1984 Summer Olympics and was banned from the competition. She was married from [[1984]] to [[1988]] to weightlifter Ioannis Tsintsaris.

...ore joining [[AEK FC|AEK]] in [[1973]]. He played for AEK until December [[1984]] and was a member of the team that won consecutive championships in [[1978 [[Category:1952 births|Stergioudas, Lakis]]

...ed for Dinamo Zagreb ([[1975]]-[[1980]]) and Red Star Belgrade ([[1980]]-[[1984]]) before coming to [[Greece]] to join [[OFI FC|OFI]]. At OFI, Janjanin was [[Category:1957 births|Janjanin, Rajko]]

==Births== *[[1984]]: [[Avraam Papadopoulos]], footballer.

...]] player. He was a 6'2" [[point guard]] and he played in the [[NBA]] from 1984 until 1993 and he also had an established playing career overseas. Burtt was selected 30th overall in the [[1984 NBA draft]] by the [[Golden State Warriors]]. He played professionally in [

*[[1984]]: [[Christina Onassis]] weds Thierry Roussel. ==Births==

'''Avraam Papadopoulos''' (born in [[December 3]], [[1984]] in Sydney, Australia) is a football player, currently playing for [[Olymp [[Category:1984 births|Papadopoulos, Avraam]]

...for PAS between the years [[1973]] and [[1985]] with a one year break in [[1984]] when he joined [[Kerkyra FC]]. [[Category:1949 births|Rigani, Eduardo]]

*[[1984]]: General [[Thrasyvoulos Tsakalotos]] meets [[Markos Vafiadis]] and shakes ==Births==

|[[1984 Football Championship|1983-84]] |[[1985 Football Championship|1984-85]]

==Births== *[[1984]]: [[Dimitrios Bitsios]], diplomat, Foreign Minister

==Births== *[[1984]]: [[Georgios Sikeliotis]], painter

...in [[1984]] and [[1986]] and the [[Greek Football Cup|Cup]] in [[1982]], [[1984]] and [[1986]]. He also won [[Football A Division Top Scorers|top scorer]] [[Category:1958 births|Charalambidis, Grigoris]]

...in Athens and Paris and then practiced in Corfu until his retirement in [[1984]]. Since his young age he was interested in painting and etching/engraving [[Category:1925 births|Poyagos, Spyros]]

Bitsios died on [[January 9]], [[1984]]. [[Category:1915 births|Bitsios, Dimitrios]]

...n [[1960]]. He played for [[AE Larisa FC|AE Larisa]] from [[1979]] until [[1984]] when he was acquired by [[AEK FC|AEK]]. He played for [[AEK FC|AEK]] unti [[Category:1960 births|Papadopoulos, Theologis]]

*[[1984]]: [[Evangelos Averoff]] resigns as head of the [[New Democracy]] Party. He ==Births==

==Births== *[[1984]] - [[Vasilis Tsitsanis]]

...his career at Apollon Larisa and moved to [[AE Larisa FC|AE Larisa]] in [[1984]]. In [[1990]], he transferred to [[Aris FC|Aris]]. After three seasons wi [[Category:1964 births|Kolomitrousis, Kostas]]

*[[1984]]: [[Mimis Domazos]]' farewell football game. [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinai ==Births==

*A silver medal in the Balkan Games of [[1984]] [[Category:1958 births|Michas, Dimitris]]

== Births == *[[1984]]: [[Loukas Mavrokefalidis]], [[basketball]] player

[[Image:Tscheu La Ling - Panathinaikos 1984.jpeg|thumb|275px|Tscheu La Ling 1984]] ...]] in [[Athens]], [[Greece]] in [[1982]] and then Olympique Marseille in [[1984]]. He spent a year with Ajax Amsterdam's bitter rivals Feyenoord Rotterdam

In December [[1984]], he transferred to [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] [[Thessaloniki]] where he won the Gre [[Category:1956 births|Liakos, Nikos]]

*1984 - Sydney Olympic (NSL) 30 app. 10 gls. *1984 - Glasgow Rangers, Glasgow Rangers, Glasgow Rangers, Glasgow Rangers, Notti

==Births== *[[1984]]: [[Iakovos III]], former [[Archbishop of Athens]] and all Greece.

...ki Barba on [[March 13]], [[1966]]. As Miss Hellas, she competed for the [[1984]] Miss World title and launched her acting career afterwards. [[Category:1966 births|Barba, Vana]]

...thinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[1982]]. He played for the greens until [[1984]]. [[Category:1959 births|Berios, Elias]]

...fthymia (Fokida)|Agia Efthymia]] near [[Amfissa]] - Died [[January 20]], [[1984]]) was a Greek writer, dramatist, and poet. ...egan writing plays in 1929. He died at the age of 91 on [[January 20]], [[1984]].

...984-85 Champions League Semifinalists.jpeg|thumb|300px|right|Panathinaikos 1984-85]] [[Category:1962 births|Mavridis, Kostas]]

...[[Panaigialios FC|Panaigialios]] where he wound up his playing career in [[1984]]. [[Category:1952 births|Karamanlis, Nikos]]

...imes by the [[National Football Team]] of [[Greece]], all three times in [[1984]]. [[Category:1960 births|Dintsikos, Yiannis]]

He died in his sleep of a stroke on [[April 14]], [[1984]]. [[Category: 1912 births|Papayiannopoulos, Dionysis]]

'''Rafik Djebbour''' (born on [[March 8]], [[1984]] in Grenoble, France) is an Algerian [[football (soccer)|football]] player [[Category:1984 births|Djebbour, Rafik]]

In [[1984]], Paraprastanitis was acquired by [[Aegaleo FC]], playing for "City" until [[Category:1954 births|Paraprastanitis, Johnny]]

...to [[Panachaiki FC|Panachaiki]]. He played for the [[Patra]] club until [[1984]] when he continued his career - till age 38 - in lower divisions with club [[Category:1950 births|Spentzopoulos, Dimitris]]

* [[Ethnikos Piraeus FC|Ethnikos Piraeus]]: [[1984]] - [[1985]] [[Category:1953 births|Pathiakakis, Yiannis]]

* Fenerbahce ([[1982]] - [[1984]] and [[1986]] - [[1987]]). [[Category:1921 births|Stankovic, Branko]]

Xanthopoulos was born on [[April 29]], [[1984]] in [[Marousi]], [[Athens]]. His position is point guard. He first played [[Category:1984 births|Xanthopoulos, Vasilis]]

==Births== *[[1984]]: [[Yiannis Skarimbas]], writer.

...ance with the Greek [[National Basketball Team]] was on [[December 20]], [[1984]] in the Balkan championship of [[Athens]] against Romania (84-77). In tota [[Category:1962 births|Kambouris, Argyris]]

*[[1984]]: Policeman, Christos Matis, is killed by four assailants in a branch of t ==Births==

...games (35 goals) he was traded to [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[1984]]. ==Births==

...([[1980]] - [[1981]]) and the [[National Football Team]] of [[Greece]] ([[1984]] - [[1988]]), holding the distinction of having the longest tenure at this [[Category:1935 births|Papapostolou, Miltiadis]]

...0]] he was appointed Theology professor at the Edinburgh University and in 1984 at the Boston Hellenic Orthodox Theological School. Methodios Fouyias was o [[Category:1925 births]]

...s career at [[Vyzas Megara FC]] in [[1980]]. He joined [[OFI FC|OFI]] in [[1984]] and left for a two-year spell at [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[ [[Category: 1961 births|Samaras, Yiannis]]

==Births== *[[1984]]: [[Themis Rigas]], footballer.

...uted to the club's best European result an UEFA Cup semifinal berth in the 1984-85 season. [[Category:1965 births|Sabanadzovic, Refik]]

==Births== *[[1984]]: [[Kyriakos Ioannou]], [[Cypriot]] athlete ([[high jump]])

*Bitter Saturdays - ([[1984]]) *Laika of the Night 2 - ([[1984]])

*The Yugoslav national team ([[1984]]) [[Category:1930 births|Veselinovic, Toza]]

...[[1979]]-[[1982]]), Las Palmas ([[1982]]/[[1983|83]]), [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] ([[1984]]-[[1986]] and winning the [[Alpha Ethniki|league]] championship in [[1985] [[Category:1940 births|Skocik, Walter]]

...d and new China (1977), Responsibilities (first volume 1980, second volume 1984, third volume 1985). [[Category:1907 births|Servas, Ploutis]]

...reb, Croatia. After ten years at Dinamo Zagreb, he came to [[Greece]] in [[1984]] to play for [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]]. In Greece, Zajec was quit [[Category:1956 births|Zajec, Velimir]]

*«Οι χρυσές επιτυχίες» (1984), [[Category:1936 births|Konstantopoulou, Nadia]]

...anathinaikos BC]] where he won the [[A1 Division|Greek Championship]] in [[1984]] and the [[Greek Basketball Cup|Greek Cup]] in [[1983]] and [[1986]]. [[Category:1959 births|Andritsos, Liveris]]

*[[1984]]: Turkey exchanges ambassadors with the self-proclaimed "Turkish Republic ==Births==

==Births== *[[1984]]: [[Stelios Xefloudas]], writer.

...ip in [[1974]]. He was an MP in the European Parliament from [[1981]] to [[1984]] while heading the [[Party of Democratic Socialism]] (KODISO) and was pres [[Category:1918 births|Pesmazoglou, Yiangos]]

...He made his mark as a player of Torpedo Moscow, scoring 47 goals between [[1984]] - [[1990]]. He came to [[Greece]] and [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] in [[1 [[Category:1965 births|Savichev, Yuri]]

==Births== *[[1984]]: [[Vassilis Tsitsanis]]

==Births== *[[1984]]: [[Dionysis Papayiannopoulos]], actor

...ed a Lifetime Achievement Award at the [[Thessaloniki Film Festival]] in [[1984]]. [[Category:1931 births|Voutsas, Kostas]]

|[[1985 Football Championship|1984-85]] [[Category:1962 births|Chardalias, Vasilis]]

...oved to [[Aris FC|Aris]] [[Thessaloniki]] where he played until December [[1984]]. He next transferred to [[PAS Giannina FC|PAS]] [[Giannina]] where he pla [[Category:1954 births|Charalambidis, Kostas]]

*[[1984]]: Greek [[Javelin throw|javelin]] champion [[Anna Verouli]] fails to pass ==Births==

...FC|Olympiakos Volos]] ([[1980]] - [[1982]]), [[Aegaleo FC]] ([[1982]] - [[1984]]), [[Athinaikos FC|Athinaikos]] ([[1985]] - [[1987]]) and [[Atromitos Athe [[Category:1954 births|Vallianos, Nikos]]

==Births== *[[1984]]: [[Dimitris Gravalos]], athlete ([[400m]])

...Poland, Lato has been capped a (then) record of 100 times between 1971 and 1984; he scored 45 goals, third-best in national history behind Włodzimierz Lub [[Category:1950 births|Lato, Grzegorz]]

...965]]. He played as a forward for [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] [[Thessaloniki]] from [[1984]] until [[1989]], and was member of the team that clinched the championship [[Category:1965 births|Karasavvidis, Aris]]

...er, a position he held until the [[1983]] season. He ended his career in [[1984]], playing for [[OFI FC|OFI]]. [[Category:1947 births|Konstantinou, Vasilis]]

On [[March 23]], [[1984]], Tsakalotos once again made history by shaking hands with [[Markos Vafiad [[Category:1897 births|Tsakalotos, Thrasyvoulos]]

*[[1984]]: The Security Council of the UN condemns the exhange of ambassadors betwe ==Births==

...80]]), [[Rodos FC]] ([[1982]] - [[1983]]), [[Doxa Drama FC|Doxa Drama]] ([[1984]]), [[Apollon Athens FC|Apollon Athens]] ([[1985]]), [[Olympiakos FC|Olympi [[Category:1936 births|Polychroniou, Kostas]]

*Complaining Heart ([[1984]]) [[Category:1937 births|Kokotas, Stamatis]]

*[[1984]]: [[Babis Cholidis]] wins bronze in Greco-Roman wrestling in the Los Angel ==Births==

==Births== *[[1984]]: [[Manos Katrakis]], actor

...to [[1979]] and from [[1984]] to [[1989]]. He also practised law between [[1984]] and [[1989]] and taught political science, diplomatic history and busines [[Category:1956 births|Karamanlis, Costas]]

In the summer of [[1984]], he joined... [[Panionios FC|Panionios]] where he played until December [ [[Category:1961 births|Karamichalos, Giorgos]]

...e [[Bank of Crete]] as an accountant. He bought the [[Bank of Crete]] in [[1984]] and then built a banking and publishing empire that controlled three dail [[Category:1954 births|Koskotas, George]]

*1984: Περίπου (Lyra) [[Category:1948 births|Papadopoulos, Lakis]]

|[[1985 Football Championship|1984-85]] [[Category:1956 births|Esterhazy, Marton]]

...s in 1951; between [[1984]] and 1991, the rate decreased from 12.7 to 10.1 births per 1,000 persons, placing Greece at or below the average growth level of n ...991 some 6,351 marriages, or 0.6 percent, ended in divorce. Of the 102,229 births recorded in 1990, some 7 percent were to women aged fifteen to nineteen, 31

*[[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] - [[1984]], [[1994]], [[2004]] [[Category:1939 births|Alefantos, Nikos]]

Besides Vyzas, Bebis coached Olympiakos in [[1980]], [[1984]] and [[1985]]. [[Category: 1929 births|Bebis, Thanasis]]

* Mitsos, o rezilis (1984) .... Mitsos ... aka Glykopseftis, O (Greece: TV title) * An itan to violi pouli... (1984) .... Lefteris Paganikakis

...was the second person after Manos Loizos who influenced him greatly . In [[1984]] he recorded "Diairesi" establishing his sound in greek music . Vasilis wa [[Category:1949 births|Papakonstantinou Vasilis]]

...er for Foreign Affairs, from [[October 21]], [[1981]] to [[February 8]], [[1984]]. * Alternate Minister for Foreign Affairs, from [[February 8]], [[1984]] to [[5 June]], [[1985]] and again from [[5 June]], [[1985]] to [[July 26

...in [[1976]] and second best in [[1980]]. For two seasons - [[1983]] and [[1984]] - he played for [[OFI FC|OFI]] [[Heraklio]] in [[Crete]], [[Greece]] whe [[Category:1950 births|Iordanescu, Anghel]]

...14]], [[1909]] in [[Kastelli (Kissamos)]], [[Crete]] - [[September 2]], [[1984]]) was a [[Greece|Greek]] stage and screen actor. ...tor [[Theo Angelopoulos]]. He died at the age of 75 on [[September 2]], [[1984]] following a period of declining health.

...games (35 goals) he was traded to [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[1984]]. He quickly won the fans over with his speed and fine technique. [[Category:1961 births|Saravakos, Dimitris]]

...House of Representatives. In [[1978]] he was elected to the Senate. In [[1984]], however, he was diagnosed with cancer and left the Senate. After fighti [[Category:1941 births|Tsongas, Paul]]

...l career, he taught Economics at Columbia University from [[1975]] until [[1984]] and at the [[University of Athens]] from [[1988]] to [[1993]]. [[Category:1947 births|Papademos, Lucas]]

...s]] and got to showcase his skills in the European Club Championship. In [[1984]], he retired with Dinamo Vinkovci. [[Category:1950 births|Novoselac]]

...s rebetisas of all, mentioned in many music guides, and contributer to the 1984 British Documentary entitled Music of the Outsiders, '''Sotiria Bellou''' w [[Category:1921 births|Bellou, Sotiria]]

*[[1984]]: The [[Revolutionary Organization 17 November]] fail in their attempt to ==Births==

...[[Minister for Economy and Finance (Greece)|minister of Economics]] from [[1984]] to 1985, and [[Minister for Mercantile Marine (Greece)|minister of Mercan [[Category:1931 births|Arsenis, Gerasimos]]

...[[1977]]), [[OFI FC|OFI]] [[Crete]] ([[1978]] - [[1980]] and [[1982]] - [[1984]]), [[Ethnikos Piraeus FC|Ethnikos Piraeus]] and [[Aegaleo FC]] ([[1985]]). [[Category:1926 births|Shannon, Les]]

==Births== [[Category:1984]]

...and leader of the country's conservative party, [[New Democracy]], from [[1984]] to [[1993]]. Bakoyannis studied political science and public law at the [ ...f Economic Co-ordination and, later, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In [[1984]], when her father was elected leader of the [[New Democracy]] party, she b

...semifinals once. In addition, he coached the Yugoslav Olympic team in the 1984 Olympics, winning a bronze medal. [[Category:1941 births|Osim, Ivica]]

...des) ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Λουκάς Μαυροκεφαλίδης; born [[July 25]], [[1984]] in Jeseník, Czechoslovakia) is a [[Greeks|Greek]] professional [[basketb [[Category:1984 births|Mavrokefalidis, Loukas]]

...at local team [[Ionikos BC|Ionikos]] in [[1971]], transferred to Aris in [[1984]], played for [[Panionios BC|Panionios]] in [[1994]] and for [[Panathinaiko [[Category:1959 births|Giannakis Panagiotis]]

Further recognition did come in June [[1984]], when he was invited to join a World XI featuring Franz Beckenbauer, Mari *'''Summer 1984, New York:'''Vasilis Chatzipanagis joins the World XI in a friendly against

...compositions followed, such as: 14 portraits of children (1960), Pegasus (1984), Corsair dances (1950), Yerma ([[1961]]), Three songs based on Cavafy's po [[Category:1910 births|Papaioannou, Yiannis (Composer)]]

*As Minister of Public Works ([[1981]] - [[1984]]) [[Category:1939 births|Tsochatzopoulos, Akis]]

*ΠIΟ ΚΑΛΗ H ΜΟΝΑΞIΑ (1984) - Loneliness is better [[Category:1946 births|Parios, Yiannis]]

..." (the moustachioed one), won top scorer honours in [[1983]] (29 goals), [[1984]] (18 goals), [[1986]] (19 goals) and [[1987]] (16 goals). His goal-scoring [[Category:1958 births|Anastopoulos, Nikos]]

*''The Best of Sting: Fields of Gold 1984-1994'' (1994) [[Category:1963 births|Proyas, Alex]]

...rved out a distinguished international career. Playing for Greece at the [[1984]] UEFA European Under-18 Championship finals, four years later he helped hi [[Category:1965 births|Nioplias, Nikolaos]]

...enplay and International Film Critics Award (FIPRESCI) Best Film Awards, [[1984]] Cannes Film Festival * ''[[Voyage to Cythera]]'' ''(Taxidi stin Kythera)'' (1984)

Kaiafas finally hung up his boots in May [[1984]], and can now look back on a remarkable career which coincided with the gr [[Category:1949 births|Kaiafas, Sotiris]]

With the success of his solo releases ''Careless Whisper'' ([[1984]]) and ''A Different Corner'' ([[1986]]) stories of an impending Wham! spli ...single held the number one position in the UK music charts over Christmas 1984, holding Michael's own song, "Last Christmas" by Wham!, at number two. Mich

* ([[1984]]) ''Soil Festivities'' * ([[1984]]) ''Silent Portraits''- limited edition LP [http://vangeliscollector.com/v

...ucceed him. He relinquished the leadership of the New Democracy party in [[1984]] but continued his political career until his death on [[January 2]], [[19 [[Category:1910 births|Averoff, Evangelos]]

''(MacMullen 1969,1984, New Catholic Encyclopedia 1908)'' *MacMullen, Ramsay, [[1984]], ''Christianizing the Roman Empire A.D. 100-400, (Yale)

*[[1984]] Εμφύλιος έρωτας - "Civil Love" [[Category:1950 births|Alexiou, Haris]]

*"Diary of an Invisible April" ([[1984]]) ...d Elytis: Poet of Time, Poet of Space, in Comparative Literature, 36(3), [[1984]]

...t was defeated by [[Andreas Papandreou]]'s [[PASOK]] in [[1981]], and in [[1984]] Mitsotakis succeeded [[Evangelos Averoff-Tossizza]] as ND leader. He and [[Category:1918 births|Mitsotakis, Constantine]]

...roads in the Labyrith. (trans.: M.H.Ryle/K.Soper) MIT PRESS, Cambridge, MA 1984. 345 pp. [[Category:1922 births|Castoriadis, Cornelius]]

* 1984 Australian Amateur Super heavyweight Champion [[Category:1965 births]]

...ith a young boy orphaned by the mob and soon to be next. ''Love Streams'' (1984) starred Cassavetes as an aging lothario who suffers the overbearing affect * ''Love Streams'' (1984)

...es]], former U.S. Ambassador to Jordan ([[1978]]–[[1981]]) and to Egypt ([[1984]]–[[1986]]). [[Category:1921 births|Otis, Johnny]]

...ic Parliament, this time with the [[Panhellenic Socialist Movement]]. In [[1984]] he became a member of the European Parliament. [[Category:1922 births|Glezos, Manolis]]

* ''Optimystique'', (Original release, [[1980]], Re-release, [[1984]]) [[Category:1954 births|Yanni]]

...i di Bisanzio (Cronografia).'' Ed. Salvatore Impellizzeri. 2 vols. Vicenza 1984. [New critical edition and Italian translation.] *''Oratoria minora''. Ed. Antony R. Littlewood. Leipzig 1984.

...ty leader he had a rapid rise, joining the Central Committee of PASOK in [[1984]], but no-one disputed his genuine ability. [[Category:1952 births|Papandreou, George]]

*Robert Payne, ''The Dream and the Tomb'', 1984 [[Category:1150s births]]

* Connor, W. Robert, ''Thucydides''. Princeton: Princeton University Press (1984). ISBN 0691035695. [[Category:460 BC births]]

...the Morea: An Autobiography.'' Reprint. Boston, Holy Cross Orthodox Press: 1984. [[Category:1770 births|Kolokotronis, Theodoros]]

...on a higher percentage of the popular vote than either Walter Mondale in [[1984]] or Bill Clinton (in a three way race) in [[1992]]. [[Category:1933 births|Dukakis, Michael]]

...), Exchange Rate Theory and Practices, University of Chicago Press, August 1984 and Economic Growth Center Discussion Paper #403, May 1982 [[Category:1952 births|Katseli, Louka]]

** 1984 Na 'Hes Kardia - Gold CD (50,000 copies) [[Category:1957 births|Vissi, Anna]]

...ter he was forcibly removed from his post by fellow military commanders in 1984. [[Category:1939 births|Negroponte, John]]

...itions, it won in the 1997-98 season its first national championship since 1984.<ref>Panathinaikos BC official website, ''A lifetime of championships'',[ht [[Category:1974 births]]

*1984&ndash;85: "Kostas Karyotakis" [[Category:1925 births|Theodorakis, Mikis]]

1984 - 85: FATME begin their appearances at the RODEO on Heidn Street. In the Su [[Category:1957 births|Portokaloglou, Nikos]]

...ork, New York Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group, Inc. (Bantam Books), 1984, ISBN 0-553-25161-9 pages=Chapter 2: Shadow and Substance; Section: Plato' [[Category:535 BC births]]