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• The township was named directly or indirectly after Athens, the capital of Greece.
• Otto's early reign was also notable for his moving the capital of Greece from Nafplion to Athens.
• When the Games were " revived " in 1896 in the capital of Greece, women were not allowed to participate.
• Capodistrias requested that Tzanis, Petros's brother, go to Nafplio, then capital of Greece, and negotiate.
• The mayor of Athens came to Washington to forge closer ties between the capital of Greece and the U . S . capital.
• Moreover, according to various scholars, prior to the war, the city hosted more Greeks than Athens, the capital of Greece.
• "We won in the capital of Greece, " a jubilant Bakoyianni said as supporters showered her with rose petals at a rally in downtown Athens.
• Moreover, according to various scholars, prior to the war, the city was a center of more Greeks than lived in Athens, the capital of Greece.
• "We won in the capital of Greece, " a jubilant Bakoyianni said as supporters showered her with rose petals at a rally in the city center.
• Athens is the financial capital of Greece, and multinational companies such as Ericsson, Siemens, Motorola and Coca-Cola have their regional research and development headquarters there.
• From the first capital of Greece, Nafplion, he ushered in a new era in the country, which had just been liberated from a 400-year Turkish occupation.
• Consequently, it became the chief harbour of ancient Greece, but declined gradually after the 4th century AD, growing once more in the 19th century, especially after Athens'declaration as the capital of Greece.
• A hotline linking NATO headquarters and the capitals of Greece and Turkey will start operating as early as next week in a step to ease tensions between the NATO rivals, the alliance's secretary-general said Friday.
• Athens, the capital of Greece, the home of the ancient and first modern 1896 Summer Olympics, was considered by many observers during the 1996 bidding period as " the natural choice " for the Centennial Olympic Games of 1996.
• The 1888 success of his'Candidate'in Athens, which became the occasion for the creation of the first melodramatic troupe composed of Greeks, led Xyndas and his family to the capital of Greece, where he died in 1896.
• After her arrival in Nafplion, three Admirals ( Miaoulis from Hydra, Nikolis Apostolis from Psara and Androutsos from Spetses ) took official delivery of the frigate and brought her to the island of Aegina, which had recently become capital of Greece.