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Greece
Country Information
Continent: Europe
Capital city: Athens
First appearance: "Bart the General"

Greece is a country in Europe.

History

According to Herman, the Greeks knew that "the key to Springfield" was Elm Street.[1]

When Krusty was taken to the International Court of Justice, in The Netherlands, one of the crimes he was charged for was "aggravated hey-hey" which he apparently commited while in Greece.[2]

According to the News ticker that was running during an episode of Head Butt with Nash Castor, Europe put Greece on eBay.[3]

Non-canon

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Greece is the major setting in "D'oh, Brother Where Art Thou?".[4]

Appearances

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