War, occupation, civil war · Running the village · Village life
Kalamaki becomes an official settlement of Myloi
16 October 1940 Proven
In the census of 16 October 1940 Kalamaki (officially Καλαμάκιον) is listed for the first time as a separate settlement and attached to the community of Myloi. The name itself is older: emigrants of 1911 gave "Kalamakion" as their birthplace.
- Where
- Kalamaki, Myloi (the village)
- Threads
- Running the village, Village life
- Certainty
- Proven confirmed by primary sources
Sources
- ΕΕΤΑΑ, Διοικητικές μεταβολές, «Καλαμάκιον (Αργολίδος)», id 23165
- el.wikipedia, «Καλαμάκι Αργολίδας» Open (opens in a new tab)
Also in this period
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16 October 1940
Census 1940: Myloi 388, Kalamaki 50
Shortly before Greece entered the war, the census counts 438 people in the community of Myloi: 388 in the village and 50 in Kalamaki (29 men and 21 women). Since 1879 the village had almost tripled in size.
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31 January 1947
Reforestation order lifted for land at Profitis Ilias
The Government Gazette of 31 January 1947 lifted the reforestation status of 9 stremmata (about 0.9 hectares) at the place 'Profitis Ilias' of Myloi near Argos. The boundaries named in the decision are fields, an olive…
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29 April 1949
Myloi in the new prefecture of Argolida
The old prefecture of Argolida and Corinthia was split, and the community of Myloi, with Kalamaki, came under the new prefecture of Argolida.
