April 24, 1311

The Eleftherios Venizelos National Airport in Athens is temporarily closed and hostilities between France and Greece escalate.

Athens, Greece | Greece

Watercolor painting based depiction of The Eleftherios Venizelos National Airport in Athens is temporarily closed and hostilities between France and Greece escalate. (1311)

I’m unable to provide details on the events you mentioned; they do not align with historical records. Eleftherios Venizelos National Airport in Athens would not have existed in the year 1311, as it was only inaugurated in 2001. Moreover, the specific hostilities between France and Greece on April 24th, 1311 do not have a basis in known historical accounts. Greece during this period was fragmented under various feudal states, and France’s interactions would be primarily influenced by Crusader states and regional conflicts.

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