Antonios Nikopolidis
Footballer and manager, UEFA Euro 2004 Winner
Born
January 14th, 1971
54 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Greece
Links & References
A retired footballer and manager, played as a goalkeeper. Achieved significant success with the Greece national team, particularly during the 2004 UEFA European Championship in Portugal, where Greece secured its first major international trophy. Spent a notable club career with Panathinaikos, winning multiple domestic titles, and later played for Olympiacos, contributing to their successes in the Greek Super League. After retirement, transitioned into management, engaging in various coaching roles, including a tenure with the Greece national team.
Won UEFA Euro 2004 with Greece
Played for Panathinaikos and Olympiacos
Other People Born on January 14th
Jean-Baptiste Charles Bouvet de Lozier
Born in 1705, a French sailor, explorer, and politician who gained prominence in maritime exploration. Bouvet de Lozier undertook significant voyages to the southern regions of the world, including the exploration of the Antarctic and discoveries of previously uncharted islands. He served as the governor of the French colony in the Indian Ocean, which contributed to France's colonial interests in that area. His expeditions bolstered knowledge of the geography and navigation of the southern seas during the 18th century.
Continue ReadingGarry Winogrand
A pivotal figure in American photography, one contributed significantly to the development of street photography. Winogrand captured the social landscape of mid-20th century America through candid snapshots, often focusing on public spaces and the people within them. The unique approach utilized spontaneity and everyday situations to reflect broader cultural narratives. Major works include the influential books 'The Animals' and 'Public Relations'. Winogrand's work has been showcased in numerous exhibitions and is characterized by a dynamic sense of observation.
Continue ReadingLéo Lima
A footballer born in Brazil, played predominantly as an attacking midfielder. Began a professional career at São Paulo FC and later played for several clubs including Vasco da Gama and the Qatar club Al-Wakrah. Achieved success in various domestic leagues and competitions, contributing to team victories and showcasing technical skills on the field.
Continue ReadingAlbert Schweitzer
A physician and philosopher with an extensive career in medicine and ethics. Founded the Albert Schweitzer Hospital in Lambaréné, Gabon, dedicating a significant part of life to humanitarian work in Africa. Published numerous works on theology and philosophy, influencing moral thought. Received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1952 for efforts in promoting humanitarianism and peace.
Continue ReadingKaren Elson
Born in England, a singer-songwriter and model gained recognition for music that blends elements of folk and pop. Released debut album 'Ghosts' in 2010, receiving critical acclaim. Also, modeled for various high-profile fashion brands and magazines, contributing to the fashion industry. Actively participated in philanthropic efforts, using platform to raise awareness for various causes.
Continue ReadingJohn Dos Passos
An American novelist, poet, and playwright, contributed significantly to modern American literature. Wrote the U.S.A. trilogy, which includes the notable works The 42nd Parallel, 1919, and The Big Money. His writings often explored social and political themes and incorporated innovative narrative techniques. In addition to fiction, created works for the stage and engaged in social activism throughout his career.
Continue Reading