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173 events recorded on July 15 throughout history

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756

The Imperial Guards wouldn't march another step until she died.

The Imperial Guards wouldn't march another step until she died. Yang Guifei, Emperor Xuanzong's beloved consort, was strangled by his chief eunuch on July 15, 756—not because she'd committed treason, but because his soldiers blamed her family for General An Lushan's rebellion tearing through Tang China. Her cousin Yang Guozhong, the chancellor, was forced to commit suicide hours earlier. Xuanzong watched both executions to save his throne. He failed anyway. The rebellion would kill 36 million people over eight years, roughly one-sixth of the world's population. Sometimes an army decides who dies, and an emperor just signs the order.

Crusaders Seize Jerusalem: Holy City Falls After Siege
1099

Crusaders Seize Jerusalem: Holy City Falls After Siege

Crusader soldiers stormed Jerusalem's walls and seized the Church of the Holy Sepulchre after a five-week siege, fulfilling the stated goal of the First Crusade. The conquest was accompanied by a massacre of the city's Muslim and Jewish inhabitants that shocked even contemporary chroniclers. The establishment of the Kingdom of Jerusalem reshaped the political and religious landscape of the Middle East for nearly two centuries.

1149

The Crusaders built their church directly over what they believed was Christ's tomb—while still fighting for control …

The Crusaders built their church directly over what they believed was Christ's tomb—while still fighting for control of the streets outside. Fifty years after capturing Jerusalem, they finally finished: five chapels, a massive rotunda, enough space for thousands of pilgrims who'd walked months to get there. Consecration day was July 15th, exactly half a century after the First Crusade's bloody siege. The kingdom would last another thirty-eight years. Then Saladin took it back, but kept the church standing—even he recognized some ground as sacred.

1174

couronnement de Baudouin IV de Jérusalem.

couronnement de Baudouin IV de Jérusalem.

1207

King John expelled the monks of Canterbury Cathedral after they backed Stephen Langton’s appointment as Archbishop ag…

King John expelled the monks of Canterbury Cathedral after they backed Stephen Langton’s appointment as Archbishop against the King’s wishes. This confrontation escalated his bitter feud with Pope Innocent III, eventually forcing John to surrender England as a papal fief to secure his throne and avoid excommunication.

1235

Kaiser Friedrich II.

Kaiser Friedrich II. heiratet in Worms in vierter Ehe Isabella von England, die Schwester des englischen Königs Heinrich III.

1240

Nevsky Routs Swedes: Novgorod Secures Baltic Access

Alexander Nevsky led a Novgorodian army to a swift victory over Swedish invaders at the confluence of the Izhora and Neva rivers, earning the surname that would define his legacy. The battle halted Swedish expansion into Russian territory and secured Novgorod's access to vital Baltic trade routes. Russian national mythology later elevated the victory into a founding moment of resistance against Western encroachment.

The priest who preached "When Adam examined and Eve span, who was then the gentleman?" died watching his own intestin…
1381

The priest who preached "When Adam examined and Eve span, who was then the gentleman?" died watching his own intestin…

The priest who preached "When Adam examined and Eve span, who was then the gentleman?" died watching his own intestines burn. John Ball had stirred 100,000 peasants to march on London over a poll tax, demanding an end to serfdom. On July 15, 1381, he was executed in front of fourteen-year-old King Richard II at St Albans—hanged until nearly dead, then cut open while conscious. His body parts were sent to four different towns as warning. Within months, every concession Richard had promised the rebels was revoked.

1410

Poland and Lithuania Destroy Teutonic Knights at Grunwald

Polish and Lithuanian forces crushed the Teutonic Knights at Grunwald in one of medieval Europe's largest battles, killing the Grand Master and most of his senior commanders. The victory broke the military order's dominance over the Baltic region and cemented the Polish-Lithuanian alliance as a major European power for the next three centuries.

1435

Dänemark gewährt der deutschen Hanse im Frieden von Vordingborg das Recht auf freien Handel und beendet damit einen n…

Dänemark gewährt der deutschen Hanse im Frieden von Vordingborg das Recht auf freien Handel und beendet damit einen neun Jahre alten Konflikt.

1482

Muhammad XII ascended the throne as the final Nasrid ruler of Granada, inheriting a kingdom already fractured by inte…

Muhammad XII ascended the throne as the final Nasrid ruler of Granada, inheriting a kingdom already fractured by internal strife. His reign ended a decade later when he surrendered the city to the Catholic Monarchs, concluding seven centuries of Muslim rule in the Iberian Peninsula and finalizing the Reconquista.

1500s 4
1600s 4
1640

The Swedish Crown needed Latin-speaking clergy for its eastern territories.

The Swedish Crown needed Latin-speaking clergy for its eastern territories. So Queen Christina's regents founded a university in a town of 4,000 people on Finland's southwestern coast. Twenty-seven students enrolled at the Royal Academy of Turku in 1640, studying theology under five professors who taught entirely in Latin. The building burned down in 1827, forcing the entire institution to relocate to Helsinki. But those first two dozen scholars became the administrative backbone of Swedish Finland—priests, yes, but also judges, teachers, bureaucrats who built a state in a language most Finns couldn't speak.

1662

Carlos II de Inglaterra firma la cédula real en la que oficialmente se constituye la Royal Society.

Carlos II de Inglaterra firma la cédula real en la que oficialmente se constituye la Royal Society.

1683

Die Zweite Wiener Türkenbelagerung beginnt, nachdem der Stadtkommandant Graf Ernst Rüdiger von Starhemberg die Kapitu…

Die Zweite Wiener Türkenbelagerung beginnt, nachdem der Stadtkommandant Graf Ernst Rüdiger von Starhemberg die Kapitulation der Stadt abgelehnt hat.

1685

Duke of Monmouth Executed After Failed Rebellion

James Scott, Duke of Monmouth, knelt before the executioner at Tower Hill after his failed rebellion against King James II ended at the Battle of Sedgemoor. The headsman botched the execution, requiring five axe blows and a knife to sever Monmouth's head, an ordeal that horrified the crowd and became one of England's most notorious executions.

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1738

Alexander Voznitsyn and Baruch Laibov faced execution by fire in St. Petersburg after Voznitsyn embraced Judaism with…

Alexander Voznitsyn and Baruch Laibov faced execution by fire in St. Petersburg after Voznitsyn embraced Judaism with Laibov's guidance under Empress Anna Ivanovna's permission. This rare state-sanctioned conversion triggered a brutal public spectacle that cemented the Russian Empire's zero-tolerance policy toward religious apostasy, effectively ending any hope for official Jewish proselytization within its borders.

1738

en Madrid (España) se funda la Real Academia de Medicina.

en Madrid (España) se funda la Real Academia de Medicina.

1741

Fifteen men climbed into a longboat off Alaska's coast and rowed toward shore.

Fifteen men climbed into a longboat off Alaska's coast and rowed toward shore. They never came back. Captain Aleksei Chirikov waited four days, then sent another boat with eleven men to find them. Gone too. The Russian navigator had just become the first European to sight Alaska—July 15, 1741—but lost sixteen sailors doing it. He sailed home without answers, carrying only silence and smallpox that would devastate the Aleut population. Russia claimed Alaska anyway, holding it for 126 years before selling it to America for two cents an acre.

1761

Mit einem Angriff der Franzosen unter Charles de Rohan, prince de Soubise und Victor-François de Broglie auf preußisc…

Mit einem Angriff der Franzosen unter Charles de Rohan, prince de Soubise und Victor-François de Broglie auf preußische Truppen unter dem Befehl von Ferdinand von Braunschweig beginnt die zweitägige Schlacht bei Vellinghausen im Siebenjährigen Krieg.

1789

The mob had just stormed the Bastille when they handed a 31-year-old aristocrat command of 48,000 armed citizens.

The mob had just stormed the Bastille when they handed a 31-year-old aristocrat command of 48,000 armed citizens. Lafayette didn't ask for it. The crowd simply roared his name until the Paris electors had no choice. He'd fought for American independence, sure, but now he was supposed to keep order in a city where "order" meant choosing between the king who trusted him and the revolutionaries who'd just made him their general. Within weeks, he'd design their cockade: red and blue for Paris, white for the king. Compromise made fabric.

1799

French Captain Pierre-François Bouchard unearths the Rosetta Stone in the Egyptian village of Rosetta, unlocking a sc…

French Captain Pierre-François Bouchard unearths the Rosetta Stone in the Egyptian village of Rosetta, unlocking a script that had remained silent for centuries. This discovery allows scholars to finally decipher Egyptian hieroglyphs, instantly transforming our understanding of ancient civilization and ending two millennia of silence regarding its written history.

Key to Ancient Egypt: Rosetta Stone Discovered
1799

Key to Ancient Egypt: Rosetta Stone Discovered

Soldier Pierre-François Bouchard unearthed a granodiorite stele embedded in Fort Julien's walls during the Napoleonic expedition, and its trilingual decree instantly unlocked the secrets of Egyptian hieroglyphs. Scholars across Europe rushed to decipher the text using the parallel Greek inscription, transforming a forgotten language into a readable history within decades. This breakthrough turned the stone into the British Museum's most-visited artifact, anchoring our modern understanding of ancient Egypt.

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1806

Twenty-three soldiers headed west from Fort Bellefontaine with orders to find the headwaters of the Arkansas and Red …

Twenty-three soldiers headed west from Fort Bellefontaine with orders to find the headwaters of the Arkansas and Red Rivers. Lieutenant Zebulon Pike led them straight into Spanish territory—whether by mistake or design, historians still argue. His team spotted the mountain that'd bear his name in November but never reached its summit. The Spanish arrested them in February 1807. But Pike's published journals, filled with details about northern Mexico's military weakness, gave American expansionists exactly the intelligence they needed. Sometimes getting caught is the point.

1815

Napoleon Bonaparte surrendered to Captain Frederick Maitland aboard the HMS Bellerophon, ending his final attempt to …

Napoleon Bonaparte surrendered to Captain Frederick Maitland aboard the HMS Bellerophon, ending his final attempt to reclaim power after Waterloo. By placing himself under British protection rather than facing his enemies on the continent, he traded his imperial ambitions for permanent exile on the remote island of Saint Helena.

1823

bataille de Sainte-Marguerite, pendant l'expédition d'Espagne.

bataille de Sainte-Marguerite, pendant l'expédition d'Espagne.

1823

The fourth-largest church in the world burned for fourteen hours while Rome watched.

The fourth-largest church in the world burned for fourteen hours while Rome watched. On July 15, 1823, a workman repairing the basilica's lead roof sparked a fire that consumed 1,500 years of history—the church Emperor Theodosius built over Paul the Apostle's grave in 386 AD. Gone: fifth-century mosaics, medieval frescoes, columns from pagan temples. Pope Pius VII wept at the ruins. The reconstruction took 31 years and cost 5 million scudi, funded by every Catholic nation except one. Britain—Protestant Britain—donated the alabaster columns that frame the altar today.

1826

création de la Troisième section de la Chancellerie Impériale, par Nicolas Ier de Russie.

création de la Troisième section de la Chancellerie Impériale, par Nicolas Ier de Russie.

1826

Ocorre o congresso pan-americano no Panamá, sob auspícios de Simón Bolívar, que tinha por objetivo unificar os novos …

Ocorre o congresso pan-americano no Panamá, sob auspícios de Simón Bolívar, que tinha por objetivo unificar os novos Estados americanos.

1830

Das Real Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid wird als erste Musikhochschule in Spanien gegründet.

Das Real Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid wird als erste Musikhochschule in Spanien gegründet.

1834

Queen Regent Maria Cristina officially abolished the Spanish Inquisition, ending over three centuries of state-sancti…

Queen Regent Maria Cristina officially abolished the Spanish Inquisition, ending over three centuries of state-sanctioned religious persecution. This decree dismantled the final legal mechanisms of the tribunal, stripping the Catholic Church of its power to prosecute heresy and secular dissent in Spain. The move signaled the nation’s transition toward a modern, liberalized legal system.

1835

en la primera guerra carlista se produce la batalla de Mendigorría, de la que salen victoriosos los liberales.

en la primera guerra carlista se produce la batalla de Mendigorría, de la que salen victoriosos los liberales.

1838

The graduating class numbered just seven.

The graduating class numbered just seven. But on July 15, 1838, Ralph Waldo Emerson told them something that would ban him from Harvard for thirty years: Jesus was merely a good man who understood a truth available to everyone. No miracles. No divine authority. Just human potential. The Divinity School's own Andrews Norton called it "the latest form of infidelity." Congregationalist ministers demanded Emerson's silence. He'd been invited to inspire future preachers. Instead, he suggested they didn't need the religion they were about to sell.

1840

Jean-Baptiste André Godin obtient un brevet de fabrication d'un poêle à charbon en fonte de fer.

Jean-Baptiste André Godin obtient un brevet de fabrication d'un poêle à charbon en fonte de fer.

1845

In Singapur erscheint die Tageszeitung The Straits Times zum ersten Mal.

In Singapur erscheint die Tageszeitung The Straits Times zum ersten Mal.

1846

Der Cholerabrunnen wird der Stadt Dresden feierlich übergeben.

Der Cholerabrunnen wird der Stadt Dresden feierlich übergeben.

1848

In Jena treffen sich auf Einladung von Friedrich von Klinggräff Delegierte von Senioren-Conventen deutscher Universit…

In Jena treffen sich auf Einladung von Friedrich von Klinggräff Delegierte von Senioren-Conventen deutscher Universitäten. Die Tagung gilt als Gründung des Kösener Senioren-Convents-Verbandes

1849

Austria launched 200 pilotless balloons carrying 30-pound bombs toward Venice on August 22, 1849.

Austria launched 200 pilotless balloons carrying 30-pound bombs toward Venice on August 22, 1849. Each balloon had a timed fuse designed to drop explosives on the besieged city. Most drifted off course or fell harmlessly into the lagoon. One landed near the Piazza San Marco. The Austrians spent more money engineering the attack than the damage it caused. But Venice's defenders looked up that day and saw the future: a sky that could kill you. Within 65 years, zeppelins would darken European cities. War had learned to fly before it learned to aim.

1854

Im Münchner Glaspalast wird die Erste Allgemeine Deutsche Industrieausstellung eröffnet.

Im Münchner Glaspalast wird die Erste Allgemeine Deutsche Industrieausstellung eröffnet. 6588 Aussteller präsentieren sich und ihre Produkte.

1857

se produce la batalla de Aong (este artículo solo se encuentra en inglés), entre la Compañía Británica de las Indias …

se produce la batalla de Aong (este artículo solo se encuentra en inglés), entre la Compañía Británica de las Indias Orientales y las fuerzas de Nana Sahib, como parte de la Rebelión en la India de 1857. Ganó la Compañía Británica de las Indias Orientales.

1857

en la India, los cipayos (tropas indígenas que sirven al servicio británico) en rebelión desde el mes de mayo, por or…

en la India, los cipayos (tropas indígenas que sirven al servicio británico) en rebelión desde el mes de mayo, por orden de Nana Sahib, asesinan a 211 mujeres y niños ingleses en Bibi-Ghar (Cawnpore, ahora llamado Kanpur) (Ver Rebelión en la India de 1857).

1862

The CSS Arkansas tears through Union lines, crippling three of Admiral Farragut's ships before sinking under her own …

The CSS Arkansas tears through Union lines, crippling three of Admiral Farragut's ships before sinking under her own wounds. This fierce engagement proves Confederate ironclads could challenge Federal dominance on the Mississippi, compelling the Union to rethink their river blockade strategy for months.

1864

Einer von Edward Whymper angeführten Seilschaft gelingt die Erstbesteigung des Aiguille d’Argentière in der Mont-Blan…

Einer von Edward Whymper angeführten Seilschaft gelingt die Erstbesteigung des Aiguille d’Argentière in der Mont-Blanc-Gruppe.

1864

Alfred Nobel patenta la nitroglicerina como explosivo.

Alfred Nobel patenta la nitroglicerina como explosivo.

1867

en la Ciudad de México (México), Benito Juárez entra triunfalmente a la ciudad tras la victoria liberal en la Segunda…

en la Ciudad de México (México), Benito Juárez entra triunfalmente a la ciudad tras la victoria liberal en la Segunda Intervención Francesa.

1869

Der französische Chemiker Hippolyte Mège-Mouriès erhält ein Patent für Butterersatz: Margarine.

Der französische Chemiker Hippolyte Mège-Mouriès erhält ein Patent für Butterersatz: Margarine.

1870

Six years after surrender, Georgia still sat outside.

Six years after surrender, Georgia still sat outside. The state had already been readmitted once in 1868, then kicked back out for expelling all 33 Black legislators from its statehouse. Federal troops returned. New oaths were sworn. On July 15, 1870, Congress finally let Georgia back in—last of eleven Confederate states to complete the humiliating circuit. Those expelled Black legislators? Most never got their seats back, even after readmission. Turns out you could rejoin the Union without actually changing much at all.

1870

France declared war on Prussia after diplomatic tensions over the Spanish throne reached a breaking point.

France declared war on Prussia after diplomatic tensions over the Spanish throne reached a breaking point. This conflict shattered the Second French Empire, forced Napoleon III into exile, and unified the disparate German states under a single Prussian-led German Empire, fundamentally shifting the balance of power in Europe for the next half-century.

1870

The Hudson's Bay Company sold one-fifteenth of Earth's landmass for £300,000.

The Hudson's Bay Company sold one-fifteenth of Earth's landmass for £300,000. Three million square kilometers—everything from Labrador to the Rockies—changed hands on July 15, 1870, making it history's largest private real estate deal. The Company had governed this territory called Rupert's Land for two centuries, collecting beaver pelts and answering to no parliament. Canada carved Manitoba from the purchase immediately, then created the Northwest Territories from what remained. But nobody asked the 100,000 Indigenous inhabitants or the Métis who'd just fought a rebellion over exactly this transfer. Turns out you can buy a third of a continent without owning it.

1883

en (Alemania), Otto von Bismarck crea la primera ley de seguro obligatorio contra accidentes o enfermedades y es cons…

en (Alemania), Otto von Bismarck crea la primera ley de seguro obligatorio contra accidentes o enfermedades y es considerada la primera ley de Seguridad social.

1888

The north face of Mount Bandai simply collapsed at 7:45 AM on July 15th, 1888.

The north face of Mount Bandai simply collapsed at 7:45 AM on July 15th, 1888. Gone in seconds. The stratovolcano didn't spray lava—it exploded sideways, burying eleven villages under debris flows that traveled four miles in minutes. Approximately 500 people died, most crushed or suffocated in their homes before they could run. Farmers. Children. Entire families erased from Fukushima's registry. And the blast created hundreds of new lakes where rice paddies once stood, reshaping the land so completely that survivors couldn't find where their villages had been. Japan's deadliest volcanic disaster happened without any lava at all.

1889

Pedro II do Brasil sofre atentado ao sair de uma apresentação teatral no Rio de Janeiro.

Pedro II do Brasil sofre atentado ao sair de uma apresentação teatral no Rio de Janeiro.

1890

en Madrid, se recibe con honores y festejos al inventor y militar Isaac Peral tras probar con éxito su submarino elé…

en Madrid, se recibe con honores y festejos al inventor y militar Isaac Peral tras probar con éxito su submarino eléctrico en Cádiz.

1895

Auf den früheren Premierminister Bulgariens, Stefan Stambolow, wird von politischen Gegnern ein Attentat verübt.

Auf den früheren Premierminister Bulgariens, Stefan Stambolow, wird von politischen Gegnern ein Attentat verübt. Drei Tage später erliegt er seinen Verletzungen.

1898

en la isla de Cuba —en el marco de la Guerra Hispano-Estadounidense— capitula la ciudad de Santiago.

en la isla de Cuba —en el marco de la Guerra Hispano-Estadounidense— capitula la ciudad de Santiago.

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1905

Maurice Leblanc introduced the world to Arsène Lupin in the pages of Je Sais Tout, debuting the gentleman thief as a …

Maurice Leblanc introduced the world to Arsène Lupin in the pages of Je Sais Tout, debuting the gentleman thief as a charming, subversive alternative to the traditional detective. This character flipped the crime genre on its head, establishing the anti-hero archetype that dominated French popular fiction for decades and inspired generations of heist narratives.

1910

Emil Kraepelin's 1910 textbook immortalized a colleague's name for a condition that would eventually affect 50 millio…

Emil Kraepelin's 1910 textbook immortalized a colleague's name for a condition that would eventually affect 50 million people worldwide. Alois Alzheimer had described the case of Auguste Deter—a 51-year-old woman with memory loss and paranoia—just three years earlier. Kraepelin chose "Alzheimer's disease" in his Clinical Psychiatry, crediting work his former lab director had done on plaques and tangles in a single patient's brain. And Alzheimer? He died five years later, never knowing his name would become synonymous with forgetting itself.

1911

In La Chaux-de-Fonds entsteht der Uhrenhersteller Ebel.

In La Chaux-de-Fonds entsteht der Uhrenhersteller Ebel.

1911

Le monument à Alfred Sisley est inauguré sous la présidence d'Étienne Dujardin-Beaumetz au Champ de Mars à Moret-sur-…

Le monument à Alfred Sisley est inauguré sous la présidence d'Étienne Dujardin-Beaumetz au Champ de Mars à Moret-sur-Loing.

1912

Der Komponist Sergei Sergejewitsch Prokofjew präsentiert in Moskau als Pianist sein 1.

Der Komponist Sergei Sergejewitsch Prokofjew präsentiert in Moskau als Pianist sein 1. Klavierkonzert bei der Uraufführung.

1913

Rumänien und das Osmanische Reich greifen auf Seiten von Serbien und Griechenland in den Zweiten Balkankrieg gegen Bu…

Rumänien und das Osmanische Reich greifen auf Seiten von Serbien und Griechenland in den Zweiten Balkankrieg gegen Bulgarien ein.

1914

en Panamá se inaugura el edificio de la Administración del Canal.

en Panamá se inaugura el edificio de la Administración del Canal.

1916

A furniture manufacturer and a Navy engineer filed paperwork for Pacific Aero Products in a Seattle shipyard with $10…

A furniture manufacturer and a Navy engineer filed paperwork for Pacific Aero Products in a Seattle shipyard with $100,000 in capital—most of it Boeing's lumber fortune. Their first employee: a Swedish boat builder named Wong Tsu. They'd built exactly one seaplane together, the B&W, which Boeing test-flew himself over Lake Union despite never having soloed before. Westervelt got Navy orders and transferred away within months. Boeing renamed the company after himself in 1917. By 1918, they were building fifty planes monthly for the military. The furniture guy's side project now manufactures one commercial aircraft every thirty-six hours.

Allies Halt Germans: Turning Point at Marne
1918

Allies Halt Germans: Turning Point at Marne

German forces launch a massive offensive along the River Marne, hoping to break Allied lines before American reinforcements arrive in full force. This desperate gamble backfires as French and American troops halt the advance, pushing Germany into a defensive posture that ultimately seals its defeat in World War I.

1920

The Polish Parliament established the Silesian Voivodeship, granting the region a unique autonomous status with its o…

The Polish Parliament established the Silesian Voivodeship, granting the region a unique autonomous status with its own parliament and treasury. This strategic move aimed to secure local loyalty and bolster Poland’s territorial claims ahead of the contentious Upper Silesian plebiscite, directly influencing the eventual partition of the industrial heartland between Poland and Germany.

1922

en la ciudad argentina de Luján (70 km al oeste de Buenos Aires) se funda el club Luján Sport Club.

en la ciudad argentina de Luján (70 km al oeste de Buenos Aires) se funda el club Luján Sport Club.

1922

l'Organisation nationale de météorologie française diffuse la première émission de radio d'un bulletin météorologique…

l'Organisation nationale de météorologie française diffuse la première émission de radio d'un bulletin météorologique depuis un émetteur placé sur la tour Eiffel.

1922

Three men met in a Tokyo bookshop on July 15, 1922, and founded what became Japan's oldest political party still oper…

Three men met in a Tokyo bookshop on July 15, 1922, and founded what became Japan's oldest political party still operating today. Sakai Toshihiko, a former Christian socialist, led the group that created the Japanese Communist Party in secret—membership meant automatic arrest under the Peace Preservation Law. Police crushed them within three years. But they rebuilt in 1926, crushed again, rebuilt after 1945. The party that began with three booksellers now holds seats in Japan's Diet, never having won an election or abandoned Marx.

1922

Der Vorläufer des Eifelrennens, die Eifelrundfahrt rund um Nideggen, findet das erste Mal statt.

Der Vorläufer des Eifelrennens, die Eifelrundfahrt rund um Nideggen, findet das erste Mal statt.

1926

Die Pariser Moschee wird vom französischen Präsidenten Gaston Doumergue eröffnet.

Die Pariser Moschee wird vom französischen Präsidenten Gaston Doumergue eröffnet. Die erste Moschee Frankreichs ist als Zeichen des Dankes an die Muslime, die im Ersten Weltkrieg mit Frankreich gegen Deutschland gekämpft haben, erbaut worden.

1927

Austrian police opened fire on a crowd of demonstrators in Vienna, killing 89 people and wounding hundreds more durin…

Austrian police opened fire on a crowd of demonstrators in Vienna, killing 89 people and wounding hundreds more during the July Revolt. This brutal suppression of the political left shattered the fragile stability of the First Austrian Republic, fueling the radicalization that eventually dismantled the nation’s democratic institutions in favor of authoritarian rule.

1927

Die chinesische Kuomintang kündigt das bestehende Bündnis mit den Kommunisten formell auf.

Die chinesische Kuomintang kündigt das bestehende Bündnis mit den Kommunisten formell auf. Damit kommt es zwischen beiden Gruppierungen zu einem Bürgerkrieg um die Macht in der Republik China, den die Truppen Chiang Kai-sheks anfangs bestimmen.

1929

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir broadcast the first episode of Music and the Spoken Word from Salt Lake City, launching w…

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir broadcast the first episode of Music and the Spoken Word from Salt Lake City, launching what became the longest-running continuous network radio program in history. This weekly transmission transformed a regional church ensemble into a global cultural institution, establishing the standard for religious broadcasting and choral performance in the American media landscape.

1931

Eligio Sardinias Montalvo, bekannt geworden als Kid Chocolate, wird der erste aus Kuba stammende Boxweltmeister.

Eligio Sardinias Montalvo, bekannt geworden als Kid Chocolate, wird der erste aus Kuba stammende Boxweltmeister.

1933

comienzan las transmisiones de Radio Illimani (ahora Radio Patria Nueva) en la ciudad de La Paz (Bolivia).

comienzan las transmisiones de Radio Illimani (ahora Radio Patria Nueva) en la ciudad de La Paz (Bolivia).

1934

Walter Varney's airline flew its first passenger route with a single Lockheed Vega on July 8, 1934—El Paso to Pueblo,…

Walter Varney's airline flew its first passenger route with a single Lockheed Vega on July 8, 1934—El Paso to Pueblo, Colorado. The fare: $19.95. Continental Air Lines started with three employees and carried mail contracts to survive, passengers as an afterthought. Within two decades, it'd become a major carrier. Within seven, it'd declare bankruptcy, merge, split, and nearly vanish twice. That single-engine plane launched what became one of aviation's most turbulent corporate sagas—proving starting small doesn't mean staying stable.

1937

Im Rahmen des nationalsozialistischen Vierjahresplans zur Erreichung der Kriegsfähigkeit wird die Reichswerke AG für …

Im Rahmen des nationalsozialistischen Vierjahresplans zur Erreichung der Kriegsfähigkeit wird die Reichswerke AG für Erzbergbau und Eisenhütten „Hermann Göring“ gegründet.

1937

Auf dem Ettersberg bei Weimar nimmt das KZ Buchenwald seinen Betrieb auf.

Auf dem Ettersberg bei Weimar nimmt das KZ Buchenwald seinen Betrieb auf.

1942

Nazi Germany initiates the mass deportation of 100,000 Dutch Jews to extermination camps on July 15, 1942.

Nazi Germany initiates the mass deportation of 100,000 Dutch Jews to extermination camps on July 15, 1942. This brutal operation decimates the Netherlands' Jewish community within months, leaving only a tiny fraction of survivors by war's end.

1944

les botanistes britanniques H. A. Hyde et D. A. Williams créent le terme de palynologie.

les botanistes britanniques H. A. Hyde et D. A. Williams créent le terme de palynologie.

1946

The British Crown formally annexed the State of North Borneo, transforming the territory from a protectorate under th…

The British Crown formally annexed the State of North Borneo, transforming the territory from a protectorate under the British North Borneo Chartered Company into a full-fledged Crown Colony. This administrative shift tightened London’s direct control over the region’s rubber and timber exports, ultimately shaping the political boundaries that define modern-day Sabah within the Malaysian federation.

1947

Als siebenter der zwölf Nachfolgeprozesse des Nürnberger Prozesses gegen die Hauptkriegsverbrecher beginnt der Prozes…

Als siebenter der zwölf Nachfolgeprozesse des Nürnberger Prozesses gegen die Hauptkriegsverbrecher beginnt der Prozess Generäle in Südosteuropa.

1947

desde la avenida Edison en el puerto de Buenos Aires despega hacia el aeropuesto de Ezeiza el alférez de la Fuerza Aé…

desde la avenida Edison en el puerto de Buenos Aires despega hacia el aeropuesto de Ezeiza el alférez de la Fuerza Aérea Argentina, Vedania Mannuwal (argentino descendiente de indostaníes), quien realiza el traslado del último de los primeros seis ejemplares de Gloster Meteor adquiridos por el Gobierno de Juan Domingo Perón. Se convierte en el primer oficial argentino en volar un avión de caza a reacción sobre suelo nacional.

1948

صدور قرار مجلس الأمن رقم 54 بوقف الأعمال العسكرية في فلسطين.

صدور قرار مجلس الأمن رقم 54 بوقف الأعمال العسكرية في فلسطين.

1949

Bei der Explosionskatastrophe in Prüm in der Eifel wird ein Großteil der Oberstadt zerstört.

Bei der Explosionskatastrophe in Prüm in der Eifel wird ein Großteil der Oberstadt zerstört. Bei dem Unglück werden zwölf Menschen getötet und 15 verletzt, 965 Personen werden obdachlos.

Boeing Jet Takes Flight: Aviation Revolution Begins
1954

Boeing Jet Takes Flight: Aviation Revolution Begins

The Boeing 367-80 took to the skies on July 15, 1954, launching the jet age by proving that commercial airliners could fly faster than propeller-driven planes. This successful prototype directly birthed the Boeing 707 and C-135 series, transforming global travel into a rapid, transcontinental reality within a decade.

1955

Nobel Laureates Sign Declaration Against Nuclear Arms

Eighteen Nobel laureates signed the Mainau Declaration against nuclear weapons, adding the weight of the world's most respected scientists to the disarmament movement. Thirty-four additional laureates co-signed within months, creating an unprecedented scientific consensus against the arms race. The declaration helped build intellectual legitimacy for the test ban negotiations that followed in the early 1960s.

1955

In Kassel wird die erste documenta eröffnet.

In Kassel wird die erste documenta eröffnet.

1957

se funda la Organización Internacional Nueva Acrópolis, entidad sin ánimo de lucro, de filosofía, cultura y voluntariado.

se funda la Organización Internacional Nueva Acrópolis, entidad sin ánimo de lucro, de filosofía, cultura y voluntariado.

1959

Five hundred thousand steelworkers walked off the job on July 15th, demanding better wages while U.S.

Five hundred thousand steelworkers walked off the job on July 15th, demanding better wages while U.S. Steel posted record profits of $301 million. The strike dragged on for 116 days—longest in American steel history. But here's what nobody saw coming: to keep factories running, companies started buying foreign steel. Japanese and European mills, rebuilt with modern equipment after WWII, proved cheaper and faster. The picket lines ended, but American steel's dominance didn't come back. Workers won their contract and lost their future.

1961

en la costa del lago Xolotlán, en la ciudad de Managua (Nicaragua), los jóvenes Edwin Yllescas Salinas, Roberto Cuadr…

en la costa del lago Xolotlán, en la ciudad de Managua (Nicaragua), los jóvenes Edwin Yllescas Salinas, Roberto Cuadra López y Reinaldo Hooker, miembros de la llamada «generación traicionada», queman libros de los «malos poetas», debido a la oposición de los defensores de la cultura nacional no pudieron hacerlo en la Plaza de la República. De una extensa lista, eran libros de Lolita Soriano de Guerrero, Margarita Gómez Espinosa, Edgardo Buitrago Buitrago, Guillermo Rothschuh Tablada y Salomón Ibarra Mayorga.

1963

Egon Bahr hält in der Evangelischen Akademie Tutzing seine berühmte Rede Wandel durch Annäherung.

Egon Bahr hält in der Evangelischen Akademie Tutzing seine berühmte Rede Wandel durch Annäherung.

1963

se comercializa en Argentina el primer Ford Falcon construido en el país.

se comercializa en Argentina el primer Ford Falcon construido en el país.

1965

Die amerikanische Raumsonde Mariner 4 fliegt am Mars vorbei und liefert die ersten Nahaufnahmen eines fremden Planeten.

Die amerikanische Raumsonde Mariner 4 fliegt am Mars vorbei und liefert die ersten Nahaufnahmen eines fremden Planeten.

1966

Seven battalions — 8,000 Marines — crossed into the DMZ hunting a single North Vietnamese regiment that wasn't suppos…

Seven battalions — 8,000 Marines — crossed into the DMZ hunting a single North Vietnamese regiment that wasn't supposed to be there. Operation Hastings found three divisions instead. For nineteen days, helicopter gunships flew 1,397 sorties while Marines fought in 100-degree heat through elephant grass taller than a man. 126 Americans died pushing the NVA back across the Ben Hai River. The "demilitarized" zone stayed anything but for the next seven years. Turns out calling a place neutral doesn't make it so.

1969

en Managua (Nicaragua), debido a una delación de su propia guerrilla, muere el comandante del FSLN, Julio Buitrago en…

en Managua (Nicaragua), debido a una delación de su propia guerrilla, muere el comandante del FSLN, Julio Buitrago en un tiroteo con la Guardia Nacional en el barrio Maldito. En el barrio Santo Domingo también mueren en combate los guerrilleros Marco Antonio Rivera, Aníbal Castrillo y Alesio Blandón.

Nixon Shatters Isolation: President Visits Communist China
1971

Nixon Shatters Isolation: President Visits Communist China

Richard Nixon stepped onto Chinese soil in February 1972, shattering a quarter-century of isolation and compelling Washington to recognize Beijing as a legitimate global power rather than an adversary. This bold pivot ended decades of diplomatic silence, setting the stage for formal normalization that would eventually reshape the Cold War balance of power.

1971

en Chile, el presidente Salvador Allende promulga la reforma constitucional que permitió la nacionalización de la gra…

en Chile, el presidente Salvador Allende promulga la reforma constitucional que permitió la nacionalización de la gran minería del cobre.

1971

Three radical student groups merged in July 1971 to form Japan's United Red Army, convinced armed revolution was immi…

Three radical student groups merged in July 1971 to form Japan's United Red Army, convinced armed revolution was imminent. Within six months, they'd killed fourteen people—but twelve were their own members. Leader Tsuneo Mori orchestrated "self-criticism" sessions at a mountain lodge where comrades beat each other to death for ideological impurity. One woman died for applying face cream, deemed bourgeois. The group's external operations killed two bystanders. But the real terror was inward: revolutionaries who survived police raids couldn't survive each other's purity tests.

1974

Nikos Sampson lasted eight days as president.

Nikos Sampson lasted eight days as president. The Greek military junta picked this former EOKA guerrilla fighter—accused of killing 26 Turkish Cypriots during the 1960s—to replace Archbishop Makarios on July 15, 1974. Makarios escaped through a bathroom window as tanks shelled the presidential palace. Turkey invaded five days later, citing its treaty right to protect Turkish Cypriots. The island's been divided ever since. And 40,000 troops still patrol a buffer zone because Athens thought a journalist-turned-militant could unite an island he'd spent years helping tear apart.

1974

en la localidad de Soutopenedo, a 3 km al oeste del caserío de Currás, 115 km al sureste de Santiago de Compostela (E…

en la localidad de Soutopenedo, a 3 km al oeste del caserío de Currás, 115 km al sureste de Santiago de Compostela (España) ―tras las batidas organizadas por la Guardia Civil―, el cazador Adolfo Balbis mata de un disparo a una loba de 40 kg, responsable de la muerte de dos bebés en el mes de junio.

1975

Aeroflot Flight E-15 slammed into a mountain during its final approach to Batumi International Airport, claiming the …

Aeroflot Flight E-15 slammed into a mountain during its final approach to Batumi International Airport, claiming the lives of all 40 people on board. The disaster forced Soviet aviation authorities to overhaul landing procedures in mountainous terrain, leading to the mandatory installation of improved ground proximity warning systems across the state-run fleet.

Apollo Meets Soyuz: Space Race Ends With Historic Handshake
1975

Apollo Meets Soyuz: Space Race Ends With Historic Handshake

American and Soviet spacecraft docked in orbit for the first time, as Apollo and Soyuz crews shook hands 140 miles above Earth in a dramatic thaw of Cold War tensions. The mission marked the final flight of both the Apollo spacecraft and Saturn rocket family. This joint venture established the cooperative framework that would eventually produce the International Space Station two decades later.

1977

en Buenos Aires (Argentina), la dictadura de Videla secuestra al físico nuclear Daniel Lázaro Rus junto con sus coleg…

en Buenos Aires (Argentina), la dictadura de Videla secuestra al físico nuclear Daniel Lázaro Rus junto con sus colegas Gerardo Strejilevich y Nélida Barroca en la puerta de la CNEA (Comisión Nacional de Energía Atómica). Serán «desaparecidos», torturados y asesinados.

1978

récord en el fútbol uruguayo, el futbolista Fernando Morena convierte 7 goles en el partido por campeonato uruguayo P…

récord en el fútbol uruguayo, el futbolista Fernando Morena convierte 7 goles en el partido por campeonato uruguayo Peñarol 7 vs Huracán Buceo 0.

1979

Jimmy Carter never said "malaise." The word appeared in zero of the 32 minutes he spoke on July 15, 1979.

Jimmy Carter never said "malaise." The word appeared in zero of the 32 minutes he spoke on July 15, 1979. But that's what everyone remembers. He'd canceled a national energy address, vanished to Camp David for ten days, and summoned 130 Americans to tell him what was wrong with the country. Then he emerged to diagnose "a crisis of confidence" eating at America's soul—gas lines, inflation, a "growing doubt about the meaning of our own lives." His approval rating jumped eleven points overnight. Then he fired half his cabinet. The speech that wasn't about malaise became about nothing else.

1979

Jimmy Carter addressed a nation gripped by energy shortages and economic stagnation, famously diagnosing a crisis of …

Jimmy Carter addressed a nation gripped by energy shortages and economic stagnation, famously diagnosing a crisis of confidence in the American spirit. By linking the country’s political paralysis to a deeper psychological fatigue, he inadvertently fueled his reputation for pessimism, ultimately weakening his standing ahead of the 1980 election and shifting the public mood toward Reagan’s optimism.

1980

Das Alfred-Wegener-Institut für Polar- und Meeresforschung (AWI) in Bremerhaven wird gegründet.

Das Alfred-Wegener-Institut für Polar- und Meeresforschung (AWI) in Bremerhaven wird gegründet.

1980

Forty-eight tornadoes touched down in five hours across western Wisconsin on July 15, 1980.

Forty-eight tornadoes touched down in five hours across western Wisconsin on July 15, 1980. The Oakfield twister measured F5—winds over 260 mph—and stayed on the ground for 14 miles. It stripped bark from trees and drove pieces of straw through telephone poles. $160 million in damage. One person died. And here's what meteorologists couldn't explain: the storm system regenerated itself three times, each collapse spawning a new supercell exactly where the last one died. Weather doesn't usually work that way.

1982

en España se firma el Estatuto de Autonomía de la Comunidad Valenciana.

en España se firma el Estatuto de Autonomía de la Comunidad Valenciana.

1982

Der Lawn-Lake-Staudamm in den Rocky Mountains in Colorado, USA bricht.

Der Lawn-Lake-Staudamm in den Rocky Mountains in Colorado, USA bricht. Die ausgelöste Flutwelle kostet drei Menschenleben und verursacht einen Sachschaden von 21 bis 31 Mio. Dollar.

1983

Peñarol se consagraba Campeón del Campeonato Sudamericano de Clubes Campeones de basquetbol tras vencer 89-85 a Obras…

Peñarol se consagraba Campeón del Campeonato Sudamericano de Clubes Campeones de basquetbol tras vencer 89-85 a Obras Sanitarias de Argentina en el Palacio Peñarol.

1983

The bomb sat inside a suitcase at the Turkish Airlines counter, timed to detonate during check-in.

The bomb sat inside a suitcase at the Turkish Airlines counter, timed to detonate during check-in. Eight people died at Orly Airport on July 15, 1983—none of them Turkish officials. ASALA, the Armenian Secret Army, had targeted Turkey's national carrier to protest the 1915 genocide. But the 55 injured were travelers: a French family, business commuters, vacation-bound students. The attack fractured the Armenian diaspora itself—many condemned killing random civilians for historical justice. France arrested Varadjian Garbidjan within days. Sometimes the weapon meant to force the world to remember makes it want to forget.

1983

Nintendo launches the Famicom while Sega debuts the SG-1000, igniting a fierce rivalry that reshapes global entertain…

Nintendo launches the Famicom while Sega debuts the SG-1000, igniting a fierce rivalry that reshapes global entertainment. This dual release forces both companies to innovate rapidly, ultimately driving the video game industry from a niche hobby into a dominant cultural force within decades.

1985

en Rionegro (Antioquia) (Colombia), se realiza el primer aterrizaje de avión en el Aeropuerto Internacional José Marí…

en Rionegro (Antioquia) (Colombia), se realiza el primer aterrizaje de avión en el Aeropuerto Internacional José María Córdoba.

1987

U2 da su primer concierto en España y congrega a la mayor multitud vista hasta el momento en un concierto en España, …

U2 da su primer concierto en España y congrega a la mayor multitud vista hasta el momento en un concierto en España, en el Estadio Santiago Bernabéu de Madrid: 135 000 personas.

1994

termina el Genocidio de Ruanda, también llamado Genocidio Tutsi, que provocó la muerte de más de 800 000 personas (en…

termina el Genocidio de Ruanda, también llamado Genocidio Tutsi, que provocó la muerte de más de 800 000 personas (entre ellos hutus), y que acabó con entre el 75% y el 85% de la población tutsi. Es considerado uno de los peores genocidios de la historia.

1996

O governo brasileiro sanciona lei que proíbe o fumo em ambientes públicos fechados.

O governo brasileiro sanciona lei que proíbe o fumo em ambientes públicos fechados.

1996

Thirty-four musicians carried their instruments onto a Belgian C-130 at Eindhoven.

Thirty-four musicians carried their instruments onto a Belgian C-130 at Eindhoven. They'd just performed at a Portuguese military ceremony. The Hercules touched down normally at 3:45 PM on December 15th, then its nose gear collapsed. Fire consumed the fuselage in minutes. Thirty-four dead—the entire Royal Netherlands Army marching band. Their conductor, Major Norbert Nozy, gone. The Boeing investigation found metal fatigue in a single locking pin, manufactured in 1974. Twenty-two years of stress, invisible. One pin failed, and an entire nation lost the soundtrack to every state funeral and parade for a generation.

1997

Jan Ullrich gewinnt bei der Tour de France die Pyrenäen-Etappe nach Arcalis (Andorra) und übernimmt die Führung in de…

Jan Ullrich gewinnt bei der Tour de France die Pyrenäen-Etappe nach Arcalis (Andorra) und übernimmt die Führung in der Gesamtwertung. Damit legt er den Grundstein für den ersten Toursieg eines Deutschen.

1997

Andrew Cunanan murdered fashion designer Gianni Versace on the steps of his Miami Beach mansion, ending the life of a…

Andrew Cunanan murdered fashion designer Gianni Versace on the steps of his Miami Beach mansion, ending the life of a visionary who transformed luxury branding into a global cultural force. The high-profile killing triggered the largest manhunt in FBI history, ultimately exposing the vulnerabilities of celebrity security and the lethal reach of a spree killer.

1997

en Estados Unidos se estrena por el canal Cartoon Network el piloto de la serie animada Cow and Chicken con el nombre…

en Estados Unidos se estrena por el canal Cartoon Network el piloto de la serie animada Cow and Chicken con el nombre «No smoking».

1997

élection de Slobodan Milošević à la présidence de la république fédérale de Yougoslavie.

élection de Slobodan Milošević à la présidence de la république fédérale de Yougoslavie.

1998

A remote-controlled claymore mine killed Sri Lankan Tamil MP S. Shanmuganathan in Jaffna, escalating the targeted vio…

A remote-controlled claymore mine killed Sri Lankan Tamil MP S. Shanmuganathan in Jaffna, escalating the targeted violence against moderate political voices during the civil war. His death silenced a key advocate for peaceful negotiation, forcing remaining Tamil politicians into exile or deeper alignment with the militant Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.

1999

The Seattle Mariners inaugurated Safeco Field by hosting the San Diego Padres, officially moving the team into a retr…

The Seattle Mariners inaugurated Safeco Field by hosting the San Diego Padres, officially moving the team into a retractable-roof stadium designed to combat the city’s unpredictable rain. This transition ended the team's tenure at the concrete-heavy Kingdome, securing the franchise’s long-term viability in Seattle by providing a modern, fan-friendly venue that revitalized the downtown waterfront district.

1999

China erklärt, dass es über die notwendige Technik zum Bau einer Neutronenbombe verfügt.

China erklärt, dass es über die notwendige Technik zum Bau einer Neutronenbombe verfügt.

1999

In Belgien wird der mit dem Fall Marc Dutroux betraute Staatsanwalt Hubert Massa tot aufgefunden.

In Belgien wird der mit dem Fall Marc Dutroux betraute Staatsanwalt Hubert Massa tot aufgefunden.

2000s 41
2002

Twenty years old.

Twenty years old. That's how old John Walker Lindh was when he left Marin County, California for Yemen, then Afghanistan, then a Taliban training camp. On July 15, 2002, he became the first American charged with treason-related crimes in the War on Terror, pleading guilty to supplying services to the Taliban and carrying explosives. He'd been captured at Qala-i-Jangi fortress during a prisoner uprising that killed CIA officer Johnny Spann. The plea deal: twenty years instead of life. The question nobody could answer: where does a convert end and a combatant begin?

2002

Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh got the death sentence 115 days after Daniel Pearl's beheading.

Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh got the death sentence 115 days after Daniel Pearl's beheading. The British-born terrorist had lured the Wall Street Journal reporter to a Karachi restaurant with promises of an interview with a militant leader. Three accomplices received life terms. But Sheikh served eighteen years on death row before Pakistan's Supreme Court acquitted him in 2020—he'd already been convicted of kidnapping tourists in India, released in a 1999 plane hijacking prisoner swap. Pearl went to Pakistan hunting a story about Richard Reid, the shoe bomber.

2003

In São Tomé und Príncipe kommt es zu einem Militärputsch, der jedoch acht Tage später unblutig endet.

In São Tomé und Príncipe kommt es zu einem Militärputsch, der jedoch acht Tage später unblutig endet.

2003

AOL Time Warner shuttered the Netscape browser division, ending the first great browser war.

AOL Time Warner shuttered the Netscape browser division, ending the first great browser war. Simultaneously, the Mozilla Foundation launched to steward the open-source code, ensuring that the technology behind Netscape survived to become the foundation for Firefox and the modern, decentralized web.

2004

Estados Unidos lanza el satélite de observación terrestre Aura.

Estados Unidos lanza el satélite de observación terrestre Aura.

2004

en el centro de Madrid (España), una subestación eléctrica de Unión Fenosa explota provocando un apagón que afectó a …

en el centro de Madrid (España), una subestación eléctrica de Unión Fenosa explota provocando un apagón que afectó a 41000 personas, y un gran incendio, provocando el derrumbe de un edificio de 4 plantas, muchas casas incendiadas, 5 personas intoxicadas, etc. El accidente causó a Unión Fenosa la pérdida de más de 22 millones de euros.

2006

se estrena en Japón la novena película del anime de Pokémon: Pokémon Ranger y el Templo del Mar.

se estrena en Japón la novena película del anime de Pokémon: Pokémon Ranger y el Templo del Mar.

2006

Jack Dorsey's first tweet — "just setting up my twttr" — went to nobody.

Jack Dorsey's first tweet — "just setting up my twttr" — went to nobody. Zero followers. The platform launched March 21, 2006, with a 140-character limit borrowed from SMS text message constraints, minus 20 characters for usernames. Within five years, protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square used it to organize a revolution. Mubarak's government couldn't shut down what didn't exist in one place. And the same tool that toppled dictators would later carry their successors' unfiltered thoughts directly to millions, no editor between brain and publish button.

2007

en Maracaibo (Venezuela), la Selección de fútbol de Brasil gana su octava Copa América ganándole la final de la Copa …

en Maracaibo (Venezuela), la Selección de fútbol de Brasil gana su octava Copa América ganándole la final de la Copa América 2007 3-0 a la Argentina en el Estadio José Encarnación Romero con goles de Baptista y Dani Alves y un gol en propia puerta de Ayala.

2007

شمعون بيريز يتولى رئاسة إسرائيل.

شمعون بيريز يتولى رئاسة إسرائيل.

2007

se celebra la 18.ª Olimpiada Internacional de Ciencias, en Saskatoon (Canadá), que acabó el 22 de julio.

se celebra la 18.ª Olimpiada Internacional de Ciencias, en Saskatoon (Canadá), que acabó el 22 de julio.

2007

finaliza la Copa Mundial de Fútbol Americano de 2007.

finaliza la Copa Mundial de Fútbol Americano de 2007.

2008

empieza la XXIII Jornada Mundial de la Juventud en Sídney (Australia).

empieza la XXIII Jornada Mundial de la Juventud en Sídney (Australia).

2008

Mit der kurzzeitigen Verhaftung von Hannibal al-Gaddafi, des Sohns des libyschen Diktators Muammar al-Gaddafi, in Gen…

Mit der kurzzeitigen Verhaftung von Hannibal al-Gaddafi, des Sohns des libyschen Diktators Muammar al-Gaddafi, in Genf beginnt die sogenannte Libyen-Affäre, eine längere diplomatische Krise zwischen Libyen und der Schweiz.

2008

مقتل 35 وجرح أكثر من 70 إثر تفجير انتحاريين نفسيهما وسط حشود متطوعي الجيش العراقي في مدينة بعقوبة شمال العاصمة بغداد.

مقتل 35 وجرح أكثر من 70 إثر تفجير انتحاريين نفسيهما وسط حشود متطوعي الجيش العراقي في مدينة بعقوبة شمال العاصمة بغداد.

2009

Endeavour docked with the International Space Station to deliver and install the final Japanese laboratory module, co…

Endeavour docked with the International Space Station to deliver and install the final Japanese laboratory module, completing the station's external structure. This mission secured the Kibō facility's operational status, enabling decades of continuous scientific research in microgravity that would have otherwise remained impossible without its specialized equipment.

2009

The Tupolev Tu-154M was 23 years old when it fell from the sky sixteen minutes after takeoff.

The Tupolev Tu-154M was 23 years old when it fell from the sky sixteen minutes after takeoff. All 153 passengers and 15 crew aboard Caspian Airlines Flight 7908 died in the fireball outside Jannatabad—many were Armenian families returning from summer holidays at the Caspian Sea. The pilot reported a technical problem at 11:33 AM. By 11:48, wreckage stretched across farmland. Iran's aging Soviet-era fleet kept flying despite sanctions blocking Western parts and safety upgrades. The country's deadliest aviation disaster in five years happened because maintenance couldn't keep pace with metal fatigue.

2010

en Argentina, el gobierno de Cristina Kirchner aprueba el proyecto de ley que permite el matrimonio entre personas de…

en Argentina, el gobierno de Cristina Kirchner aprueba el proyecto de ley que permite el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo y la adopción por parte de los mismos. Argentina es el primer país latinoamericano en implementarlo y el décimo a nivel mundial.

2011

Italia aprobó un plan de ajuste de 79.000 millones de euros y por esto aumentó la incertidumbre sobre la crisis del euro.

Italia aprobó un plan de ajuste de 79.000 millones de euros y por esto aumentó la incertidumbre sobre la crisis del euro.

2011

estreno mundial de Harry Potter y las reliquias de la Muerte: parte 2, la última película de la saga cinematográfica …

estreno mundial de Harry Potter y las reliquias de la Muerte: parte 2, la última película de la saga cinematográfica de Harry Potter.

2012

en Siria estallan los más violentos combates en la ciudad capital, Damasco, desde que comenzó la guerra civil, cuando…

en Siria estallan los más violentos combates en la ciudad capital, Damasco, desde que comenzó la guerra civil, cuando los rebeldes lanzan una operación de gran escala para conquistar la ciudad, y el régimen responde con fuertes bombardeos y ataques a los barrios donde se concentran los rebeldes.

2012

The music video cost $100,000 to produce in a parking garage and horse stable.

The music video cost $100,000 to produce in a parking garage and horse stable. Park Jae-sang—a 34-year-old rapper who'd already failed twice in the Korean market—uploaded "Gangnam Style" to YouTube on July 15, 2012. Within five months, it became the first video to hit one billion views, crashing YouTube's view counter at 2,147,483,647. The platform had to upgrade its entire infrastructure. And the song? A satire mocking Seoul's wealthiest district, where Park himself grew up watching neighbors fake luxury they couldn't afford.

2012

El Club Independiente Santa Fe gana su séptima liga tras 37 años de espera en el Torneo Apertura 2012 en el Estadio N…

El Club Independiente Santa Fe gana su séptima liga tras 37 años de espera en el Torneo Apertura 2012 en el Estadio Nemesio Camacho El Campín frente a Deportivo Pasto.

2013

en Lima (Perú), se inicia una racha de protestas contra el caso de corrupción llamado "La Repartija", sacado a la luz…

en Lima (Perú), se inicia una racha de protestas contra el caso de corrupción llamado "La Repartija", sacado a la luz por un medio periodístico involucrando al Congreso de la República de Colombia, y generó indignación en la población, quienes organizaron una serie de manifestaciones a través de las redes sociales. La primera protesta, denominada #15J, llegó a chocar con la policía en el centro de Lima.

2013

annonce de la découverte par le télescope Hubble du plus petit satellite de Neptune connu à ce jour S/2004 N 1 (numér…

annonce de la découverte par le télescope Hubble du plus petit satellite de Neptune connu à ce jour S/2004 N 1 (numéroté Neptune XIV en 2018 puis baptisé Hippocampe en 2019).

2013

en Idlib (en el norte de Siria) —en el marco de la guerra civil siria— los combates entre el ejército y los grupos pa…

en Idlib (en el norte de Siria) —en el marco de la guerra civil siria— los combates entre el ejército y los grupos paramilitares dejan 29 muertos.

2014

inauguration de la Nouvelle banque de développement.

inauguration de la Nouvelle banque de développement.

2014

The coupling bolt between the second and third cars snapped at 8:38 AM.

The coupling bolt between the second and third cars snapped at 8:38 AM. Twenty-four people died when three carriages jumped the tracks in Moscow's Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya line tunnel, traveling between Park Pobedy and Slavyansky Bulvar stations. The train's driver, 31-year-old Yury Gordov, radioed dispatch immediately but couldn't stop the momentum. Over 160 passengers were trapped underground in complete darkness. Investigators found the bolt had been in service since 1970—forty-four years without replacement. Moscow Metro carried seven million passengers daily, more than the London and New York systems combined.

2014

el gobierno colombiano y las FARC (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia) reaunudan los acuerdos de paz entre e…

el gobierno colombiano y las FARC (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia) reaunudan los acuerdos de paz entre el Gobierno de Juan Manuel Santos y las FARC tras las elecciones presidenciales de Colombia de 2014.

2014

le Parlement européen élit Jean-Claude Juncker à la tête de la Commission européenne.

le Parlement européen élit Jean-Claude Juncker à la tête de la Commission européenne.

2015

la Agencia Espacial Europea (ESA) lanza el satélite MSG-4 perteneciente al programa Meteosat.

la Agencia Espacial Europea (ESA) lanza el satélite MSG-4 perteneciente al programa Meteosat.

2016

The tanks rolled into Istanbul at 10:47 PM, but civilians were already flooding the bridges.

The tanks rolled into Istanbul at 10:47 PM, but civilians were already flooding the bridges. Soldiers fired on crowds blocking the Bosphorus Bridge—at least 241 people died that night, including a 15-year-old hit by sniper fire. President Erdoğan FaceTimed into CNN Türk from his phone, calling citizens to the streets while fighter jets bombed parliament. By dawn, 2,839 soldiers were in custody. Turkey purged 150,000 civil servants in three months. The coup failed, but Erdoğan's emergency powers didn't expire for two years.

2017

se estrena en Japón la vigésima película del anime de Pokémon: Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You!.

se estrena en Japón la vigésima película del anime de Pokémon: Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You!.

2018

France secured their second World Cup title by defeating Croatia 4–2 in a high-scoring final in Moscow.

France secured their second World Cup title by defeating Croatia 4–2 in a high-scoring final in Moscow. This victory cemented the squad's status as a global powerhouse, making Didier Deschamps only the third person in history to win the tournament as both a player and a head coach.

2020

Se estrena el spin-off de 31 minutos en colaboración con la Unicef Cuarentena 31.

Se estrena el spin-off de 31 minutos en colaboración con la Unicef Cuarentena 31.

2020

des élections législatives ont lieu de manière anticipée afin d'élire les 120 députés de la 10e législature de l'Asse…

des élections législatives ont lieu de manière anticipée afin d'élire les 120 députés de la 10e législature de l'Assemblée de Macédoine du Nord pour un mandat de quatre ans. La coalition formée autour de l'Union sociale-démocrate arrive en tête des suffrages.

2021

En España se rinde tributo a las víctimas de la pandemia de COVID-19 y se reconoce el trabajo del personal sanitario …

En España se rinde tributo a las víctimas de la pandemia de COVID-19 y se reconoce el trabajo del personal sanitario en un Homenaje de Estado centrado en la esperanza.

2021

Se juega la final del Torneo Apertura 2021 de fútbol femenino argentino entre Boca Juniors y San Lorenzo, en el Estad…

Se juega la final del Torneo Apertura 2021 de fútbol femenino argentino entre Boca Juniors y San Lorenzo, en el Estadio Nuevo Francisco Urbano, en la que empatarían 1-1 y San Lorenzo se terminaría imponiendo en la tanda de penaltis 2-3.

2022

انعقاد قمة جدة للأمن والتنمية في مدينة جدة في المملكة العربية السعودية، بحضور الرئيس الأمريكي جو بايدن وقادة دول مجلس…

انعقاد قمة جدة للأمن والتنمية في مدينة جدة في المملكة العربية السعودية، بحضور الرئيس الأمريكي جو بايدن وقادة دول مجلس التعاون الخليجي، بالإضافة إلى قادة مصر والعراق والأردن.

2024

Estonie, Kaja Kallas, Première ministre depuis 2021, démissionne en vue de sa nomination comme chef de la diplomatie …

Estonie, Kaja Kallas, Première ministre depuis 2021, démissionne en vue de sa nomination comme chef de la diplomatie européenne.

2024

au Rwanda, Paul Kagame est réélu président de la république au premier tour avec plus de 99 % des voix.

au Rwanda, Paul Kagame est réélu président de la république au premier tour avec plus de 99 % des voix.