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155 events recorded on July 18 throughout history

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“The power of imagination created the illusion that my vision went much farther than the naked eye could actually see.”

Ancient 4
586 BC

en Judá, termina el sitio de Jerusalén por Nabucodonosor II de Babilonia.

en Judá, termina el sitio de Jerusalén por Nabucodonosor II de Babilonia.

477 BC

The Etruscan city of Veii lured the Fabian clan into a lethal trap at the Cremera River, annihilating the entire Roma…

The Etruscan city of Veii lured the Fabian clan into a lethal trap at the Cremera River, annihilating the entire Roman force. This disaster nearly wiped out one of Rome’s most powerful aristocratic families and forced the young Republic to rely on its remaining citizens to defend the city against encroaching neighbors.

The Gauls covered fifteen miles in a single day after their victory—no stopping, no camp, straight to an undefended Rome.
390 BC

The Gauls covered fifteen miles in a single day after their victory—no stopping, no camp, straight to an undefended Rome.

The Gauls covered fifteen miles in a single day after their victory—no stopping, no camp, straight to an undefended Rome. At the Allia River, Roman commanders positioned inexperienced reserves on their flank instead of the center. The line broke in minutes. Survivors fled to Veii, abandoning the city entirely. For seven months, Gauls occupied Rome while residents hid on Capitoline Hill. The ransom: 1,000 pounds of gold, weighed on rigged scales. When Romans protested, the Gallic chief Brennus threw his sword onto the scales too. "Vae victis," he said. Woe to the conquered.

387 BC

Raiding Gauls crush a Roman army at the Allia River, driving survivors to flee and leaving the city defenseless.

Raiding Gauls crush a Roman army at the Allia River, driving survivors to flee and leaving the city defenseless. This defeat triggers a brutal sack that strips Rome of its wealth and forces the republic to rebuild its military discipline from the ground up.

Antiquity 4
64

comienza el gran incendio de Roma.

comienza el gran incendio de Roma.

Rome Burns: Nero's Tyranny Ignites the Great Fire
64

Rome Burns: Nero's Tyranny Ignites the Great Fire

A blaze erupts in Rome's merchant district, consuming vast swathes of the city while Emperor Nero allegedly strums his lyre from a safe vantage point. This disaster fuels rumors that Nero ordered the fire to clear land for his Golden House, triggering a brutal persecution of Christians who become the scapegoats for the catastrophe.

362

Sixty thousand men crammed into Antioch for nine months while Julian planned his Persian invasion.

Sixty thousand men crammed into Antioch for nine months while Julian planned his Persian invasion. The city couldn't handle it. Food prices tripled. Brothels overflowed. Local merchants gouged soldiers who'd marched from Gaul and Germania. Julian tried price controls—they failed spectacularly, creating black markets instead. He spent the winter of 362-363 studying Alexander's campaigns, convinced he'd succeed where Crassus and Valerian had died. The army that finally marched east in March was restless, broke, and angry. Sometimes preparation kills momentum before the enemy gets a chance.

452

Attila the Hun razes Aquileia to the ground after a brutal siege, wiping out a major Roman stronghold that had alread…

Attila the Hun razes Aquileia to the ground after a brutal siege, wiping out a major Roman stronghold that had already survived his earlier defeat at the Catalaunian Plains. This destruction forces thousands of refugees to flee inland, fundamentally shifting the demographic and defensive landscape of northern Italy for generations.

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645

Sixty days.

Sixty days. That's how long 36,000 Tang soldiers surrounded Anshi's walls while General Li Shiji's siege towers crept forward and sappers tunneled beneath the eastern rampart. The explosion collapsed part of the wall in September 645, but Goguryeo defenders filled the breach faster than Chinese troops could storm it. Emperor Taigong watched his invasion stall at a single fortress—he'd conquered four others in weeks. Winter approached. Supply lines stretched 600 miles. He retreated, losing thousands to cold and starvation. One city's refusal collapsed an empire's expansion.

1195

Almohad cavalry shatters Alfonso VIII's Castilian army at Alarcos, triggering a desperate retreat to Toledo.

Almohad cavalry shatters Alfonso VIII's Castilian army at Alarcos, triggering a desperate retreat to Toledo. This crushing defeat halts Christian expansion in southern Iberia for decades, allowing Muslim rule to solidify across the region until the later Reconquista gains momentum.

1216

élection pontificale à la suite du décès du pape catholique Innocent III ; bien que la pratique du conclave n'est pas…

élection pontificale à la suite du décès du pape catholique Innocent III ; bien que la pratique du conclave n'est pas encore de rigueur, les cardinaux se réunissent de facto en conclave et délèguent à deux d'entre eux la tâche de choisir comme nouveau pape le cardinal Cencio Camerario qui prend le pseudonyme d'Honorius III.

1290

Sixteen thousand people had until November 1st to sell everything they owned and leave.

Sixteen thousand people had until November 1st to sell everything they owned and leave. King Edward I's Edict of Expulsion gave England's entire Jewish population less than four months to abandon homes their families had occupied for generations. The date he chose for the decree: July 18th, Tisha B'Av—already marking the destruction of both ancient temples in Jerusalem. Jews couldn't legally return to England for 366 years, until Oliver Cromwell quietly allowed resettlement in 1656. Edward, meanwhile, seized all Jewish property and collected exit taxes from refugees fleeing the only country most had ever known.

1290

King Edward I issued the Edict of Expulsion, forcing approximately 16,000 Jews to flee England or face execution.

King Edward I issued the Edict of Expulsion, forcing approximately 16,000 Jews to flee England or face execution. This state-sanctioned decree stripped the Jewish community of their property and assets, barring them from the country for nearly four centuries until Oliver Cromwell permitted their return in 1656.

Giotto di Bondone was seventy years old when Florence handed him the cathedral's bell tower.
1334

Giotto di Bondone was seventy years old when Florence handed him the cathedral's bell tower.

Giotto di Bondone was seventy years old when Florence handed him the cathedral's bell tower. The painter who'd revolutionized fresco art had never designed a building in his life. On July 18th, 1334, Bishop Francesco Silvestri blessed the first stone of what would become a 277-foot tower—but Giotto died just three years later, having completed only the base. Andrea Pisano and Francesco Talenti finished it decades later, adding their own designs to the upper levels. The structure tourists photograph today? Mostly not Giotto's vision at all.

1342

The Sarbadar rebels had held Khurasan for three years, peasants turned warriors who'd renamed themselves "gallows-bou…

The Sarbadar rebels had held Khurasan for three years, peasants turned warriors who'd renamed themselves "gallows-bound" because they'd rather hang than submit. At Zava in 1342, Mu'izz al-Din Husayn's professional army crushed them anyway. The battle killed their leader Abd al-Razzaq and scattered forces that once controlled Sabzevar. But here's what stuck: the Sarbadars regrouped within months, governed eastern Persia for another forty years, and proved that a ragtag movement's first defeat doesn't write its ending. Sometimes the gallows-bound don't hang.

1389

Thirteen years without a single battle.

Thirteen years without a single battle. After fifty-three years of raids, sieges, and burned villages, Richard II and Charles VI signed the Truce of Leulinghem in 1389—not a peace treaty, just an agreement to stop. Both kings were young, both bankrupt. The war had killed roughly 2.5 million people across France alone. Farmers planted crops expecting to harvest them. Children grew up without seeing soldiers. And then in 1402, right on schedule, the armies assembled again. Turns out exhaustion makes a better diplomat than any treaty.

1391

Timur’s forces crushed the Golden Horde at the Kondurcha River, shattering Tokhtamysh’s grip on the Eurasian steppe.

Timur’s forces crushed the Golden Horde at the Kondurcha River, shattering Tokhtamysh’s grip on the Eurasian steppe. This decisive victory crippled the Horde’s military infrastructure, forcing the khanate into a slow decline that eventually allowed the rising Muscovite state to break free from Mongol dominance.

1500s 3
1600s 7
1600

en Nueva Granada (actual Colombia), el oidor Luis Henríquez funda la ciudad de Zipaquirá.

en Nueva Granada (actual Colombia), el oidor Luis Henríquez funda la ciudad de Zipaquirá.

1620

In Graubünden beginnt der Veltliner Mord.

In Graubünden beginnt der Veltliner Mord. Bei dem katholischen Aufstand im Veltlin kommen zwischen 300 und 600 Protestanten ums Leben.

1630

Kaiserliche Truppen unter Johann von Aldringen und Rambold XIII.

Kaiserliche Truppen unter Johann von Aldringen und Rambold XIII. von Collalto erobern im Mantuanischen Erbfolgekrieg Mantua.

Charles X Gustav's 18,000 Swedes faced 33,000 Polish-Lithuanian troops outside Warsaw on July 28th, 1656—and somehow won.
1656

Charles X Gustav's 18,000 Swedes faced 33,000 Polish-Lithuanian troops outside Warsaw on July 28th, 1656—and somehow won.

Charles X Gustav's 18,000 Swedes faced 33,000 Polish-Lithuanian troops outside Warsaw on July 28th, 1656—and somehow won. Three days of fighting. The Polish cavalry, supposedly invincible, shattered against Swedish discipline and Brandenburg's 8,500 reinforcements. King John II Casimir fled the field, leaving his capital to occupation. The victory looked total. But it terrified every neighboring power, who then united against Sweden in what became known as "The Deluge." Charles had won Warsaw but guaranteed he'd lose the war.

1658

Léopold Ier est élu souverain du Saint-Empire romain germanique

Léopold Ier est élu souverain du Saint-Empire romain germanique

1668

« Grand Divertissement royal », célébrant à Versailles, en France, le traité d'Aix-la-Chapelle, et au cours duquel es…

« Grand Divertissement royal », célébrant à Versailles, en France, le traité d'Aix-la-Chapelle, et au cours duquel est jouée la comédie-ballet de Molière George Dandin ou le Mari confondu.

1670

Der Vertrag von Madrid setzt den formellen Schlusspunkt unter den rund zehn Jahre zuvor beendeten Englisch-Spanischen…

Der Vertrag von Madrid setzt den formellen Schlusspunkt unter den rund zehn Jahre zuvor beendeten Englisch-Spanischen Krieg. Jamaika und die Cayman Islands werden als englischer Besitz von Spanien anerkannt; beide Parteien wollen den Handelsverkehr des Vertragspartners in der Karibik dulden.

1700s 2
1800s 20
1806

A massive gunpowder explosion leveled the fortress city of Birgu, Malta, when a magazine ignited and killed approxima…

A massive gunpowder explosion leveled the fortress city of Birgu, Malta, when a magazine ignited and killed approximately 200 residents. The blast decimated the local infrastructure and forced the British military to overhaul its hazardous storage protocols for volatile munitions in densely populated urban centers across the Mediterranean.

1808

Die Schlacht bei Bailén während der Napoleonische Kriege auf der Iberischen Halbinsel beginnt.

Die Schlacht bei Bailén während der Napoleonische Kriege auf der Iberischen Halbinsel beginnt.

1812

Britain, Russia, and Sweden finalized the Treaties of Örebro, formally ending hostilities between the three nations.

Britain, Russia, and Sweden finalized the Treaties of Örebro, formally ending hostilities between the three nations. By resolving these conflicts, the agreements allowed Russia to consolidate its defenses against Napoleon’s invading Grande Armée, shifting the balance of power during the French invasion of Russia.

1830

première constitution de l'Uruguay.

première constitution de l'Uruguay.

1830

première des apparitions mariales de la rue du Bac à Catherine Labouré dans la future chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Médai…

première des apparitions mariales de la rue du Bac à Catherine Labouré dans la future chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Médaille-miraculeuse à Paris.

1830

Uruguay jura su primera Constitución.

Uruguay jura su primera Constitución.

1837

en la posada de Alcazarén, cerca de Olmedo (provincia de Valladolid) es detenido el famoso bandolero Luis Candelas.

en la posada de Alcazarén, cerca de Olmedo (provincia de Valladolid) es detenido el famoso bandolero Luis Candelas.

1841

He was fourteen years old and already tired of being emperor.

He was fourteen years old and already tired of being emperor. Pedro II had worn Brazil's crown since age five, but his regents wouldn't let him rule. So on July 18, 1841, parliament simply declared him an adult—three years early. The coronation cost 97 contos, a fortune in a nation built on slave labor. He'd reign for forty-nine years, outlasting every South American monarchy. And the boy who became emperor by legislative shortcut would be the one to abolish slavery, costing him his throne.

1857

The relief column reached Kayes with 400 soldiers after a forced march through 280 miles of hostile territory.

The relief column reached Kayes with 400 soldiers after a forced march through 280 miles of hostile territory. El Hajj Umar Tall's Toucouleur Empire had besieged the French fort for months, part of his jihad to create an Islamic state across West Africa. Governor Louis Faidherbe's arrival broke the siege, but Umar simply pivoted east, conquering the Bambara kingdoms instead. He built an empire of 150,000 square miles—just not where the French were. Sometimes the best military victory is knowing which fight to abandon.

1862

en los Alpes, montañistas realizan el primer ascenso al Mont Blanc.

en los Alpes, montañistas realizan el primer ascenso al Mont Blanc.

1862

Four men stood at 14,295 feet, staring at a summit that locals swore was impossible to climb.

Four men stood at 14,295 feet, staring at a summit that locals swore was impossible to climb. Thomas Kennedy, a London barrister, convinced guides Jean-Baptiste Croz and Johann Zumtaugwald to attempt Dent Blanche on July 18, 1862—a mountain so steep its name means "white tooth." They reached the top in eight hours. The climb opened the Valais Alps to what Victorians called "the Golden Age of Alpinism," when sixty major peaks fell in just fourteen years. Kennedy never wrote about it himself—his guide got the glory.

1863

The 54th Massachusetts charged across 200 yards of open beach into artillery fire that killed or wounded 272 of their…

The 54th Massachusetts charged across 200 yards of open beach into artillery fire that killed or wounded 272 of their 600 men in under an hour. Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, their 25-year-old white commander, died on the parapet with a bullet through his heart. Confederates buried him in a mass grave with his Black soldiers—meant as an insult. His father refused retrieval: "We hold that a soldier's most appropriate burial place is on the field where he has fallen." The failed assault proved something Northern politicians had doubted: formerly enslaved men would fight as fiercely as anyone. And die just as quickly.

1865

en la costa atlántica de la provincia argentina de Buenos Aires (512 km al sur de la ciudad de Buenos Aires) se funda…

en la costa atlántica de la provincia argentina de Buenos Aires (512 km al sur de la ciudad de Buenos Aires) se funda la aldea de Necochea.

1870

Fifty-five bishops voted against it, but 533 prevailed: Pope Pius IX could now speak without error on matters of fait…

Fifty-five bishops voted against it, but 533 prevailed: Pope Pius IX could now speak without error on matters of faith and morals. The decree passed July 18th during a thunderstorm so violent that witnesses claimed they couldn't hear the final vote count. Two bishops from the United States walked out. Within weeks, Prussian troops seized Rome and ended the pope's temporal power over the Papal States. He'd gained spiritual infallibility the same summer he lost his kingdom.

1872

For centuries, British voters declared their choices out loud in front of their landlords, employers, and neighbors.

For centuries, British voters declared their choices out loud in front of their landlords, employers, and neighbors. July 18, 1872 changed that. The Ballot Act introduced secret voting booths and locked ballot boxes—radical technology that stripped power from the men who'd controlled elections by watching how their tenants and workers voted. Intimidation dropped. Bribery became pointless if you couldn't verify the purchase. And within a generation, most democracies copied Britain's paper slips and privacy screens. Turns out you need secrecy before you can have real choice.

1873

en Madrid (España), Nicolás Salmerón se convierte en presidente de la Primera República española tras la dimisión de …

en Madrid (España), Nicolás Salmerón se convierte en presidente de la Primera República española tras la dimisión de Francisco Pi y Margall, que solo permaneció cinco semanas en el cargo.

1877

Thomas Alva Edison gelingt zum ersten Mal eine Tonaufzeichnung auf einer mit Stanniol bespannten Stahlwalze (Phonograph).

Thomas Alva Edison gelingt zum ersten Mal eine Tonaufzeichnung auf einer mit Stanniol bespannten Stahlwalze (Phonograph).

1879

Der seit September des Vorjahres festgefrorene Polarforscher Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld kommt mit seinem Schiff Vega aus…

Der seit September des Vorjahres festgefrorene Polarforscher Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld kommt mit seinem Schiff Vega aus dem Packeis wieder frei und kann die Erstdurchquerung der Nordostpassage fortsetzen.

1894

entre París y Ruan se celebra la primera carrera de automóviles.

entre París y Ruan se celebra la primera carrera de automóviles.

1898

Marie und Pierre Curie berichten über die Entdeckung eines neuen Elements, das sie Polonium nennen.

Marie und Pierre Curie berichten über die Entdeckung eines neuen Elements, das sie Polonium nennen.

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1905

Die erste Eisenbahnlinie der Deutschen Kolonie Togo, die Bahnstrecke Lomé–Aného, wird dem Verkehr übergeben.

Die erste Eisenbahnlinie der Deutschen Kolonie Togo, die Bahnstrecke Lomé–Aného, wird dem Verkehr übergeben.

1909

25 km al sur de la ciudad de Buenos Aires (Argentina) se funda el pueblo de Rafael Calzada.

25 km al sur de la ciudad de Buenos Aires (Argentina) se funda el pueblo de Rafael Calzada.

1911

fin à Paris de la courte pause de trois jours pendant une période de canicule de l'hémisphère nord terrestre qui aura…

fin à Paris de la courte pause de trois jours pendant une période de canicule de l'hémisphère nord terrestre qui aura duré de début juillet à fin août dans la capitale française, un an et demi après la crue centennale de la Seine survenue en janvier 1910.

1914

Six pilots.

Six pilots. That's what the U.S. Army had when Congress created the Aviation Section on July 18, 1914—fewer airmen than a modern helicopter crew. Captain Benjamin Foulois commanded them all, flying rickety biplanes that belonged to the Signal Corps because nobody knew where else to put them. The budget was $250,000. Within three years, America entered World War I needing thousands of combat pilots it didn't have. Sometimes bureaucracy moves faster than the technology it's trying to organize.

1915

en Isonzo (Italia) ―en el marco de la Primera Guerra Mundial (1914‑1918)― se produce la segunda ofensiva italiana, pa…

en Isonzo (Italia) ―en el marco de la Primera Guerra Mundial (1914‑1918)― se produce la segunda ofensiva italiana, para conquistar Istria.

1918

en el Aisne y el Marne, tropas aliadas inician una contraofensiva y obligan a las fuerzas alemanas a replegarse.

en el Aisne y el Marne, tropas aliadas inician una contraofensiva y obligan a las fuerzas alemanas a replegarse.

1924

Der Rote Frontkämpferbund der KPD wird in Halle (Saale) gegründet.

Der Rote Frontkämpferbund der KPD wird in Halle (Saale) gegründet.

1925

Adolf Hitler published the first volume of Mein Kampf while imprisoned in Landsberg Prison, outlining the virulent an…

Adolf Hitler published the first volume of Mein Kampf while imprisoned in Landsberg Prison, outlining the virulent antisemitism and expansionist ideology that defined his future regime. By codifying these radical beliefs into a widely distributed manifesto, he transformed his fringe political grievances into the foundational blueprint for the Third Reich’s subsequent state-sponsored atrocities.

1926

Das Planetarium Jena wird eröffnet.

Das Planetarium Jena wird eröffnet. Damals das vierte seiner Art weltweit, ist es heute das älteste, das noch in Betrieb ist.

1928

la estadounidense Amelia Earhart se convierte en la primera mujer en sobrevolar el océano Atlántico.

la estadounidense Amelia Earhart se convierte en la primera mujer en sobrevolar el océano Atlántico.

1928

en la provincia de Huesca (España) se inaugura el ferrocarril transpirenaico de Canfranc.

en la provincia de Huesca (España) se inaugura el ferrocarril transpirenaico de Canfranc.

1934

en Polonia suceden catastróficas inundaciones, dejando 150 muertos y daños materiales por valor de 1000 millones de z…

en Polonia suceden catastróficas inundaciones, dejando 150 muertos y daños materiales por valor de 1000 millones de zlotys.

1936

en el marco de la guerra civil española (1936‑1939), la aviación fiel al gobierno republicano efectúa un bombardeo co…

en el marco de la guerra civil española (1936‑1939), la aviación fiel al gobierno republicano efectúa un bombardeo contra la población civil de Tetuán, capital del «protectorado» español de Marruecos, que se había sublevado contra el gobierno.

Spain Splits: Civil War Paves Way for Franco
1936

Spain Splits: Civil War Paves Way for Franco

Rebels led by General Francisco Franco toppled Spain's democratic government in 1936, sparking a brutal three-year conflict that ended with Nationalist victory and Franco's thirty-six-year dictatorship. This civil war served as a deadly dress rehearsal for World War II, allowing Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy to test new weapons and tactics while the Soviet Union backed the struggling Republicans. The outcome silenced leftist opposition through persecution and exile, installing an authoritarian regime that reshaped Spanish society until Franco's death in 1975.

1937

In München wird das Haus der Deutschen Kunst eröffnet.

In München wird das Haus der Deutschen Kunst eröffnet. Die darin gezeigte Große Deutsche Kunstausstellung ist als Verkaufsausstellung konzipiert.

1938

Auf Grund eines „Navigationsfehlers“ landet der Flugpionier Douglas Corrigan auf seinem Flug von New York nach Kalifo…

Auf Grund eines „Navigationsfehlers“ landet der Flugpionier Douglas Corrigan auf seinem Flug von New York nach Kalifornien stattdessen in Irland. Er erhält für diesen Atlantikflug den Spitznamen „Wrong Way“.

1940

en España se inicia el proceso de reclamación oficial de Gibraltar.

en España se inicia el proceso de reclamación oficial de Gibraltar.

1941

en el sur de Indochina (actual Vietnam), desembarcan tropas japonesas (Ocupación japonesa de Indochina)

en el sur de Indochina (actual Vietnam), desembarcan tropas japonesas (Ocupación japonesa de Indochina)

1942

en Madrid se inaugura el velódromo de la Ciudad Lineal.

en Madrid se inaugura el velódromo de la Ciudad Lineal.

1942

The world's first operational jet fighter lifted off on July 18, 1942, powered by two Junkers Jumo 004 turbojets gene…

The world's first operational jet fighter lifted off on July 18, 1942, powered by two Junkers Jumo 004 turbojets generating 1,980 pounds of thrust each. Test pilot Fritz Wendel pushed the Me 262 to 404 mph—nearly 100 mph faster than any Allied fighter. Germany held a two-year technological advantage. But Hitler insisted it be modified as a bomber, delaying mass production until 1944. By then, fuel shortages and untrained pilots meant only 200 of the 1,400 built ever saw combat. Speed wasn't enough when you couldn't get airborne.

1942

Fifteen Norwegian paramilitary guards assisted the SS in executing 288 Yugoslavian political prisoners at the Beisfjo…

Fifteen Norwegian paramilitary guards assisted the SS in executing 288 Yugoslavian political prisoners at the Beisfjord camp. This collaboration exposed the extent of local complicity in Nazi atrocities, forcing a brutal reckoning for the Norwegian collaborationist government regarding its role in the Holocaust and the systematic liquidation of forced laborers within its borders.

1943

en las islas Aleutianas, los japoneses desalojan la isla Kiska.

en las islas Aleutianas, los japoneses desalojan la isla Kiska.

Tojo Resigns: Japan's Tide Turns Against Tokyo
1944

Tojo Resigns: Japan's Tide Turns Against Tokyo

Hideki Tojo steps down as Japan's Prime Minister after a string of military defeats leaves his leadership untenable. His resignation signals the beginning of the end for Japanese resistance, clearing the path for surrender negotiations that will conclude the Pacific War within months.

1945

en España, el dictador Francisco Franco forma el Quinto Gobierno de España (1945‑1951), presidido por él.

en España, el dictador Francisco Franco forma el Quinto Gobierno de España (1945‑1951), presidido por él.

1947

l’Exodus arrive dans les eaux territoriales de la Palestine.

l’Exodus arrive dans les eaux territoriales de la Palestine.

1949

Die Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle der Filmwirtschaft (FSK) erhält den ersten Film zur Begutachtung unter Jugendschutzas…

Die Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle der Filmwirtschaft (FSK) erhält den ersten Film zur Begutachtung unter Jugendschutzaspekten vorgelegt.

1951

en España, Francisco Franco forma el Sexto Gobierno de España (1951‑1956), presidido por él.

en España, Francisco Franco forma el Sexto Gobierno de España (1951‑1956), presidido por él.

1952

Die deutsche Fulbright-Kommission wird gegründet.

Die deutsche Fulbright-Kommission wird gegründet. Sie ermöglicht mit dem Fulbright-Programm über Stipendien Studenten und Akademikern Studienaufenthalte in den USA und vice versa in Deutschland.

1956

Criada a Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, em Lisboa, Portugal.

Criada a Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, em Lisboa, Portugal.

1956

inauguration du cimetière américain de Colleville-sur-Mer.

inauguration du cimetière américain de Colleville-sur-Mer.

1957

en el valle de Cuelgamuros (sierra de Guadarrama) se inaugura el Monumento a los Caídos en la guerra civil española.

en el valle de Cuelgamuros (sierra de Guadarrama) se inaugura el Monumento a los Caídos en la guerra civil española.

1961

en España, la policía desmantela la primera acción terrorista de ETA: el sabotaje a la línea férrea Madrid-Barcelona,…

en España, la policía desmantela la primera acción terrorista de ETA: el sabotaje a la línea férrea Madrid-Barcelona, por la que iba a pasar un tren cargado de excombatientes.

1961

en el pueblo Sabino Delgado, en la provincia de Sancti Spíritus (Cuba), un grupo de «bandidos» cubanos liderados por …

en el pueblo Sabino Delgado, en la provincia de Sancti Spíritus (Cuba), un grupo de «bandidos» cubanos liderados por el terrorista Arnoldo Martínez Andrade ―en el marco de los ataques terroristas organizados por la CIA estadounidense― atacan a tiros la granja de la aldea. Resultan heridas siete personas civiles.

1962

en Lima (Perú), Manuel Prado Ugarteche es defenestrado de la presidencia por un golpe de Estado.

en Lima (Perú), Manuel Prado Ugarteche es defenestrado de la presidencia por un golpe de Estado. Asume la presidencia Ricardo Pérez Godoy.

1964

création de l'Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicale émanant de l'Institut national d'hygiène et d…

création de l'Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicale émanant de l'Institut national d'hygiène et des centres de recherche impulsés par l'association Claude-Bernard.

1965

en Londres (Reino Unido), Edward Heath es elegido nuevo líder del Partido Conservador.

en Londres (Reino Unido), Edward Heath es elegido nuevo líder del Partido Conservador.

1965

The camera worked perfectly—on pictures nobody would see for eight months.

The camera worked perfectly—on pictures nobody would see for eight months. Zond 3 launched July 18, 1965, photographed the Moon's far side with 25 frames at 2.2-million-pixel resolution, then kept transmitting them back from 153 million kilometers away. Soviet engineers used it as a deep-space radio test, proving they could talk to spacecraft headed for Mars. And the photos? They filled in the last gaps from Luna 3's grainy 1959 images. Russia was rehearsing interplanetary communication while America still aimed for the Moon.

1966

John Young and Michael Collins chased down two separate orbiting targets in three days—something nobody had attempted…

John Young and Michael Collins chased down two separate orbiting targets in three days—something nobody had attempted before. Gemini 10 launched July 18, 1966, rendezvoused with one Agena rocket stage, used its engine to climb to 475 miles altitude (higher than any human had flown), then tracked down a second dead Agena from an earlier mission. Collins spacewalked over to retrieve experiments from its hull. The mission proved orbital mechanics worked like the math said—critical, since Apollo would require similar maneuvers 240,000 miles from home with no second chances.

1966

A racially charged bar fight ignites six days of looting and arson across Cleveland's Hough neighborhood.

A racially charged bar fight ignites six days of looting and arson across Cleveland's Hough neighborhood. The violence forces the deployment of 1,700 Ohio National Guard troops to restore order, exposing deep racial fractures that reshape the city's policing and community relations for decades.

1966

The cardboard boxes weren't supposed to be stars.

The cardboard boxes weren't supposed to be stars. But when Play School premiered on July 18, 1966, those humble props—alongside Jemima the rag doll and Big Ted—became fixtures in 3.5 million Australian homes. The BBC format transplanted perfectly: two presenters, simple crafts, songs anyone could sing. Fifty-seven years later, it's still running. Over 1,000 presenters have passed through those famous windows—round, square, and arched. The show that was meant to last one season outlived entire television networks.

1967

en el valle de Sartenejas (Venezuela) se funda la Universidad de Caracas, más tarde renombrada Universidad Simón Bolívar.

en el valle de Sartenejas (Venezuela) se funda la Universidad de Caracas, más tarde renombrada Universidad Simón Bolívar.

1968

Intel Founded: Birthplace of the Microprocessor Revolution

Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore founded Intel Corporation in Santa Clara, launching the company that would invent the microprocessor and power the personal computer revolution. Intel's 4004 chip in 1971 placed an entire computer processor on a single piece of silicon for the first time. Moore's prediction that transistor density would double every two years became the self-fulfilling prophecy that drove five decades of exponential computing advancement.

1969

The senator left the party at 11:15 PM with Mary Jo Kopechne, a 28-year-old campaign worker.

The senator left the party at 11:15 PM with Mary Jo Kopechne, a 28-year-old campaign worker. His Oldsmobile Delmont 88 plunged off Dike Bridge into Poucha Pond. Kennedy swam free. Kopechne didn't. He walked past four houses with lights on, returned to the party, consulted two friends, went to his hotel. Ten hours passed before he reported it. She was found in an air pocket, positioned as if trying to breathe. Kennedy received a two-month suspended sentence for leaving the scene. He won reelection five times but never became president—the job everyone assumed was his.

1969

Am fünften Tag des so genannten Fußballkriegs zwischen Honduras und El Salvador werden die Kämpfe eingestellt.

Am fünften Tag des so genannten Fußballkriegs zwischen Honduras und El Salvador werden die Kämpfe eingestellt.

1970

A Soviet Antonov An-22 vanished into the Atlantic Ocean, claiming the lives of all 23 crew members during a mission t…

A Soviet Antonov An-22 vanished into the Atlantic Ocean, claiming the lives of all 23 crew members during a mission to deliver relief supplies to Peru following a devastating earthquake. This tragedy exposed the extreme logistical risks of Soviet long-range transport operations, forcing the military to overhaul its flight safety protocols and navigation standards for transoceanic heavy-lift missions.

1970

Papst Paul VI.

Papst Paul VI. ernennt Teresa von Ávila zur ersten weiblichen Kirchenlehrerin.

1971

صدور الدستور المؤقت لدولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة.

صدور الدستور المؤقت لدولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة.

1972

In seinem Numerus-clausus-Urteil fordert das deutsche Bundesverfassungsgericht eine bundesweite Verteilungsstelle für…

In seinem Numerus-clausus-Urteil fordert das deutsche Bundesverfassungsgericht eine bundesweite Verteilungsstelle für Studienplätze mit einheitlichen Auswahlkriterien – später als Zentralstelle für die Vergabe von Studienplätzen realisiert.

1974

Toma posse em Portugal o II Governo Provisório, chefiado pelo primeiro-ministro Vasco Gonçalves.

Toma posse em Portugal o II Governo Provisório, chefiado pelo primeiro-ministro Vasco Gonçalves.

1975

en Río de Janeiro mueren 30 viajeros en un descarrilamiento ferroviario.[cita requerida]

en Río de Janeiro mueren 30 viajeros en un descarrilamiento ferroviario.[cita requerida]

1976

Wenige Wochen nach der Eröffnung des Elbe-Seitenkanals kommt es zu einem Dammbruch in der Nähe der Gemeinde Adendorf.

Wenige Wochen nach der Eröffnung des Elbe-Seitenkanals kommt es zu einem Dammbruch in der Nähe der Gemeinde Adendorf. Etwa vier Millionen Kubikmeter Wasser überfluten das Umland.

Perfect 10: Comăneci Redefines Olympic Gymnastics Forever
1976

Perfect 10: Comăneci Redefines Olympic Gymnastics Forever

Nadia Comăneci shattered the scoreboard with the first perfect 10 in Olympic gymnastics history, requiring officials to install an extra digit on the display because no machine could show the score. This moment redefined athletic excellence overnight, proving that human potential could surpass every existing benchmark and inspiring generations of athletes to aim for perfection rather than just participation.

1976

en España, los GRAPO (Grupos de Resistencia Antifascista Primero de Octubre), reivindican la colocación de 28 artefac…

en España, los GRAPO (Grupos de Resistencia Antifascista Primero de Octubre), reivindican la colocación de 28 artefactos explosivos.

1977

en Oviedo (España)se recuperan 251 piedras preciosas robadas de la «Cámara Santa».

en Oviedo (España)se recuperan 251 piedras preciosas robadas de la «Cámara Santa».

1978

en Jartum (Sudán), 30 jefes de Estado africanos participan en la conferencia de la OUA.

en Jartum (Sudán), 30 jefes de Estado africanos participan en la conferencia de la OUA.

1979

Francisco Urcuyo Maliaños asume como Presidente de Nicaragua tras la renuncia y huida del dictador nicaragüense Anast…

Francisco Urcuyo Maliaños asume como Presidente de Nicaragua tras la renuncia y huida del dictador nicaragüense Anastasio Tachito Somoza.

1979

A massive landslide collapsed the flank of Indonesia’s Iliwerung volcano, plunging debris directly into the sea and g…

A massive landslide collapsed the flank of Indonesia’s Iliwerung volcano, plunging debris directly into the sea and generating a devastating tsunami. The resulting waves slammed into the coastline, killing over 530 people and displacing hundreds more. This disaster forced a complete overhaul of regional volcanic monitoring, as authorities realized that coastal instability posed as much danger as lava flows.

1980

Indien startet mit der Rakete SLV-3 als sechstes Land aus eigener Kraft einen Satelliten ins All.

Indien startet mit der Rakete SLV-3 als sechstes Land aus eigener Kraft einen Satelliten ins All.

1980

en Brasil, y después de casi 30 años de emisión ininterrumpida, la cadena de televisión Rede Tupi cesa sus transmisiones.

en Brasil, y después de casi 30 años de emisión ininterrumpida, la cadena de televisión Rede Tupi cesa sus transmisiones.

1981

en Dublín (Irlanda), los violentos incidentes durante una manifestación pro-IRA (Ejército Revolucionario Irlandés) co…

en Dublín (Irlanda), los violentos incidentes durante una manifestación pro-IRA (Ejército Revolucionario Irlandés) concluyen con más de un centenar de heridos.

1981

A Soviet interceptor collided with a chartered Argentine cargo plane over Yerevan, Armenia, after the Sukhoi Su-15 pi…

A Soviet interceptor collided with a chartered Argentine cargo plane over Yerevan, Armenia, after the Sukhoi Su-15 pilot misjudged his proximity to the Canadair CL-44. All four crew members perished in the wreckage. This disaster exposed severe deficiencies in Soviet air traffic control coordination, forcing a complete overhaul of how military and civilian flight paths intersected across the USSR.

1982

en un parcelamiento (aldea) cerca de la ciudad de La Libertad, en el departamento de Petén (Guatemala) ―en el marco d…

en un parcelamiento (aldea) cerca de la ciudad de La Libertad, en el departamento de Petén (Guatemala) ―en el marco de la Guerra civil de Guatemala y del genocidio guatemalteco― militares y kaibiles (‘fuerzas de élite’) de las Fuerzas Armadas de Guatemala ―bajo las órdenes y responsabilidad del gobierno del dictador Efraín Ríos Montt― perpetran una masacre de civiles (la mayoría de ellos, niños).

1982

The soldiers arrived at 2 PM on July 18th, after the men had already been taken.

The soldiers arrived at 2 PM on July 18th, after the men had already been taken. Two hundred sixty-eight people—mostly women, children, and elderly—were locked inside homes in Plan de Sánchez, then burned alive or shot trying to escape. General Efraín Ríos Montt's forces claimed they were hunting guerrillas. The village was Mayan Achi. And the killings continued for eighteen months across Guatemala's highlands: 626 villages destroyed, over 200,000 dead or disappeared. A court finally convicted Ríos Montt of genocide in 2013—the first time a former head of state faced such charges in his own country's courts.

1983

en Colombia, el M‑19 confirma la muerte en accidente de su líder Jaime Bateman.

en Colombia, el M‑19 confirma la muerte en accidente de su líder Jaime Bateman.

1984

Seventy-seven minutes.

Seventy-seven minutes. That's how long James Oliver Huberty walked between tables at a San Diego McDonald's, methodically firing a shotgun, Uzi, and pistol. He'd told his wife he was "going hunting." She thought he meant the canyon. Twenty-one people died—including an eight-month-old baby and an eleven-year-old boy. Nineteen more were wounded. A SWAT sniper finally ended it with a single shot from the post office roof across the street. Huberty had called a mental health clinic that morning. They never called back. The massacre led McDonald's to create the first-ever corporate mass-shooting response protocol—a manual nobody imagined they'd need to write.

1984

Beverly Lynn Burns commanded a Boeing 747 from Miami to Buenos Aires with an all-female crew on December 30, 1984.

Beverly Lynn Burns commanded a Boeing 747 from Miami to Buenos Aires with an all-female crew on December 30, 1984. First woman to captain a jumbo jet for a commercial airline. She'd started as a flight attendant in 1968, earned her private pilot's license on her own dime, then spent sixteen years climbing through every rank at People Express. The cockpit door had 180,000 pounds of aircraft behind it and zero precedent. Today women pilot 5% of commercial flights worldwide. Turns out the barrier wasn't capability—it was someone finally getting the chance to prove there wasn't one.

1986

en el océano Atlántico norte el sumergible Alvin explora el Titanic.

en el océano Atlántico norte el sumergible Alvin explora el Titanic.

1986

A helicopter pilot filming rush hour traffic spotted something dark on the horizon.

A helicopter pilot filming rush hour traffic spotted something dark on the horizon. KARE-11's Bob Bruner followed it for 23 minutes on July 23, 1986—the first live television broadcast of a tornado as it happened. The Fridley twister carved through northern Minneapolis suburbs while 200,000 viewers watched, transfixed. Meteorologists could suddenly warn neighborhoods in real time, guiding evacuations street by street. One person died. But the footage changed emergency broadcasting forever: weather radar couldn't show what Bruner's camera did—where the funnel would touch down next. Sometimes history needs a traffic reporter in the right place.

1989

Estados Unidos y la Unión Soviética alcanzan un acuerdo sobre la prohibición de armas químicas y su destrucción en un…

Estados Unidos y la Unión Soviética alcanzan un acuerdo sobre la prohibición de armas químicas y su destrucción en un período de diez años.

1991

انتهاء الحرب الموريتانية السنغالية الحدودية والتي بدأت في سنة 1989.

انتهاء الحرب الموريتانية السنغالية الحدودية والتي بدأت في سنة 1989.

1992

Tim Berners-Lee uploaded a promotional photo of the comedy band Les Horribles Cernettes to the World Wide Web, transf…

Tim Berners-Lee uploaded a promotional photo of the comedy band Les Horribles Cernettes to the World Wide Web, transforming the internet from a text-only academic tool into a visual medium. This simple act of sharing a JPEG proved that the web could host multimedia content, directly enabling the image-heavy digital culture we navigate today.

1992

Peruvian military death squad members abducted nine students and a professor from La Cantuta University in Lima, spir…

Peruvian military death squad members abducted nine students and a professor from La Cantuta University in Lima, spiriting them away into the night. These disappearances eventually exposed the systemic human rights abuses of Alberto Fujimori’s administration, leading to his later conviction for crimes against humanity and the collapse of his authoritarian regime.

1993

en México se funda la cadena de televisión Televisión Azteca.

en México se funda la cadena de televisión Televisión Azteca.

1993

fracasan las conversaciones en El Aaiún entre el Frente Polisario y el gobierno de Marruecos para realizar el referén…

fracasan las conversaciones en El Aaiún entre el Frente Polisario y el gobierno de Marruecos para realizar el referéndum de autodeterminación exigido por la ONU.

1993

en Veguellina de Órbigo (España) se celebra por primera vez el Streetball 3x3 Veguellina, torneo de baloncesto 3x3 má…

en Veguellina de Órbigo (España) se celebra por primera vez el Streetball 3x3 Veguellina, torneo de baloncesto 3x3 más antiguo de España que se lleva celebrando ininterrumpidamente desde su nacimiento (excepto durante la pandemia de covid‑19).

1994

The interim government fled across the border on July 17th, 1994, abandoning the very genocide they'd orchestrated fo…

The interim government fled across the border on July 17th, 1994, abandoning the very genocide they'd orchestrated for 100 days. RPF forces captured Gisenyi, Rwanda's last government stronghold, pushing Hutu Power leaders into Zaire with roughly two million civilians following behind them. The killing stopped. But the refugee camps became bases for the génocidaires—armed, organized, waiting. Within two years, they'd destabilize eastern Zaire and trigger what became Africa's deadliest war since decolonization. The genocide ended not with justice, but with the architects simply moving next door.

1994

The van held 275 kilograms of ammonium nitrate fertilizer and fuel oil.

The van held 275 kilograms of ammonium nitrate fertilizer and fuel oil. At 9:53 AM on July 18th, it detonated outside the Argentine Jewish Community Center in Buenos Aires, collapsing the seven-story building onto secretaries, rabbis, students. Eighty-five dead. Three hundred injured. The blast crater measured fourteen feet deep. Argentine prosecutors eventually accused Iranian officials and Hezbollah operatives, but decades of investigation produced zero convictions—witnesses died suspiciously, evidence vanished, judges faced death threats. The attack remains South America's deadliest bombing, its case files a 10,000-page monument to impunity.

1995

The volcano had been dormant for 350 years when it woke up on July 18, 1995.

The volcano had been dormant for 350 years when it woke up on July 18, 1995. Plymouth, Montserrat's capital of 4,000 people, sat just three miles from Soufrière Hills. By 1997, pyroclastic flows buried the city under forty feet of ash and mud. Gone. Two-thirds of the island's 11,000 residents evacuated to Britain, Antigua, and the United States. Nineteen people died in a single surge on June 25, 1997. The volcano still erupts today, nearly three decades later. Britain's "Emerald Isle of the Caribbean" became half-uninhabitable because a mountain remembered it was a volcano.

1996

Ten billion gallons of water fell on Quebec's Saguenay region in 36 hours.

Ten billion gallons of water fell on Quebec's Saguenay region in 36 hours. The river rose 23 feet above normal on July 19, 1996. Two thousand homes gone. Sixteen thousand people evacuated from Chicoutimi and La Baie as entire neighborhoods slid into churning brown water. The Ha! Ha! River—actually named that—destroyed its own dam. Ten deaths. $1.5 billion in damage, making it Canada's second-costliest natural disaster at the time. And the region's aluminum smelters, which needed constant electricity to keep molten metal from solidifying, nearly froze permanently. Sometimes a summer storm isn't just a summer storm.

1996

Twelve hundred soldiers dead in a single day.

Twelve hundred soldiers dead in a single day. July 18, 1996. The Tamil Tigers overran Mullaitivu base in northern Sri Lanka, capturing enough weapons to arm three battalions—mortars, artillery, anti-aircraft guns. Brigadier Cecil Waidyaratne died defending the command post. The Sri Lankan Army lost more troops in those hours than any battle before or since. The captured ammunition fueled another decade of civil war. Both sides recruited child soldiers to replace the dead, some as young as eleven, turning a military defeat into a generation's wound.

1998

en las costas del norte de Papúa Nueva Guinea, un tsunami hace desaparecer a más de 3000 personas.

en las costas del norte de Papúa Nueva Guinea, un tsunami hace desaparecer a más de 3000 personas.

1998

en Roma (Italia), la firma del Estatuto de Roma inaugura la Corte Penal Internacional.

en Roma (Italia), la firma del Estatuto de Roma inaugura la Corte Penal Internacional.

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2000

Erstmals eröffnet ein britisches Staatsoberhaupt eine Botschaft im Ausland.

Erstmals eröffnet ein britisches Staatsoberhaupt eine Botschaft im Ausland. Königin Elisabeth II. übergibt offiziell die Britische Botschaft in Berlin als diplomatische Vertretung.

2002

A Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer slammed into a mountainside near Estes Park, Colorado, while fighting the Big Elk Fir…

A Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer slammed into a mountainside near Estes Park, Colorado, while fighting the Big Elk Fire, killing both crew members instantly. This tragedy forced the U.S. Forest Service to permanently retire the aging fleet of surplus World War II-era bombers, shifting aerial firefighting tactics toward more modern, purpose-built aircraft.

2002

élection d'Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam à la présidence indienne.

élection d'Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam à la présidence indienne.

2004

en alguna ciudad de la Argentina, Carlos Sainz gana el Rally de Argentina, lo que supone su 26.ª victoria en pruebas …

en alguna ciudad de la Argentina, Carlos Sainz gana el Rally de Argentina, lo que supone su 26.ª victoria en pruebas del Mundial, récord en la historia del campeonato.

2004

Ein Tornado der Stärke F2 bis F3 richtet vor allem in Duisburg, aber auch in Tönisvorst, Krefeld, Oberhausen und Esse…

Ein Tornado der Stärke F2 bis F3 richtet vor allem in Duisburg, aber auch in Tönisvorst, Krefeld, Oberhausen und Essen Schäden in dreistelliger Millionenhöhe an und verletzt sieben Menschen.

2004

en Faluya (Irak), un ataque de las tropas estadounidenses, autorizado por el primer ministro iraquí, se cobra la vida…

en Faluya (Irak), un ataque de las tropas estadounidenses, autorizado por el primer ministro iraquí, se cobra la vida de 14 civiles, entre ellos varios niños.

2004

en Gaza (Palestina), las milicias radicales palestinas desafían la autoridad del líder palestino Yasir Arafat.

en Gaza (Palestina), las milicias radicales palestinas desafían la autoridad del líder palestino Yasir Arafat.

2005

en China, el tifón Haitang obliga a evacuar a más de 0.6 millones de personas.

en China, el tifón Haitang obliga a evacuar a más de 0.6 millones de personas.

2005

India hadn't bought American nuclear technology in thirty years—sanctions locked them out after their 1974 atomic test.

India hadn't bought American nuclear technology in thirty years—sanctions locked them out after their 1974 atomic test. Then Manmohan Singh and George W. Bush stood together in Washington on July 18, 2005, announcing a deal that would treat India like the five official nuclear powers despite never signing the Non-Proliferation Treaty. The agreement promised 123 billion kilowatt-hours of additional electricity for India's grid by 2032. Pakistan called it discriminatory. China fumed quietly. But the real shift was simpler: America had picked its Asian partner, and it wasn't just about uranium.

2005

In einem Urteil erklärt das deutsche Bundesverfassungsgericht das Gesetz zum Europäischen Haftbefehl für nichtig.

In einem Urteil erklärt das deutsche Bundesverfassungsgericht das Gesetz zum Europäischen Haftbefehl für nichtig.

2008

Jesús Vázquez es el primer español nombrado embajador de Buena Voluntad del ACNUR.

Jesús Vázquez es el primer español nombrado embajador de Buena Voluntad del ACNUR.

2012

The driver noticed the man in the Bermuda shorts and baseball cap lingering near the buses.

The driver noticed the man in the Bermuda shorts and baseball cap lingering near the buses. July 18, 2012. Forty-two Israeli tourists had just landed at Burgas Airport for a Black Sea vacation when the explosion tore through Bus 7. Seven dead, including five Israelis and the Bulgarian driver. Thirty-two wounded. Hezbollah denied involvement for six years while investigators tracked the bomber's fake Michigan driver's license and months of surveillance footage. Bulgaria finally named three operatives in 2016. The tourists were headed to a resort, twenty minutes away.

2013

Detroit filed for Chapter 9 bankruptcy, buckling under $20 billion in debt and decades of industrial decline.

Detroit filed for Chapter 9 bankruptcy, buckling under $20 billion in debt and decades of industrial decline. This move allowed the city to restructure its massive pension obligations and slash debt, providing the fiscal breathing room necessary to begin a slow, painful recovery of its municipal services and infrastructure.

2013

Tijuana se convierte en la primera ciudad mexicana y latinoamericana en realizar el apagón analógico.

Tijuana se convierte en la primera ciudad mexicana y latinoamericana en realizar el apagón analógico.

2014

ISIL militants in Mosul issued a chilling ultimatum to the city’s Christian population: pay a religious tax, flee imm…

ISIL militants in Mosul issued a chilling ultimatum to the city’s Christian population: pay a religious tax, flee immediately, or face execution. This decree ended nearly two millennia of continuous Christian presence in the region, forcing thousands to abandon their homes and possessions to escape systematic persecution under the group’s self-declared caliphate.

2016

un attentat dans un train à Wurtzbourg en Allemagne y cause 5 blessés.

un attentat dans un train à Wurtzbourg en Allemagne y cause 5 blessés.

2018

en alguna ciudad del estado de Iowa (Estados Unidos), un inmigrante ilegal llamado Christian Bahena Rivera secuestra …

en alguna ciudad del estado de Iowa (Estados Unidos), un inmigrante ilegal llamado Christian Bahena Rivera secuestra y asesina a Mollie Tibbetts.

2019

en el Reino de España, José Miguel García es nombrado secretario general de la nueva Consejería de Transparencia de l…

en el Reino de España, José Miguel García es nombrado secretario general de la nueva Consejería de Transparencia de la Junta de Castilla y León.

2019

A man ignited gasoline inside Kyoto Animation’s Studio 1, claiming 36 lives in the deadliest mass murder in Japan sin…

A man ignited gasoline inside Kyoto Animation’s Studio 1, claiming 36 lives in the deadliest mass murder in Japan since 2001. This tragedy devastated the global anime industry and prompted a nationwide overhaul of fire safety regulations regarding building exits and the sale of flammable liquids.

2020

incendie en la cathédrale Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul de Nantes, qui n'est pas le premier de son Histoire et seulement…

incendie en la cathédrale Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul de Nantes, qui n'est pas le premier de son Histoire et seulement à peine plus d'un an après celui de celle de Paris le lundi 15 avril 2019.

2020

عدد الإصابات المؤكدة بجائحة كورونا يتخطّى حاجز 14 مليون شخص حول العالم، من بينهم أكثر من 600 ألف حالة وفاة وحوالي سبع…

عدد الإصابات المؤكدة بجائحة كورونا يتخطّى حاجز 14 مليون شخص حول العالم، من بينهم أكثر من 600 ألف حالة وفاة وحوالي سبعة ملايين و818 ألف حالة تماثلت للشفاء.

2021

le consortium Forbidden Stories révèle un espionnage de masse réalisé par une dizaine de gouvernements et utilisant l…

le consortium Forbidden Stories révèle un espionnage de masse réalisé par une dizaine de gouvernements et utilisant le logiciel israélien Pegasus.

2023

en Ukraine, à Odessa, des frappes russes contre les infrastructures d'exportation des produits agricoles ukrainiens b…

en Ukraine, à Odessa, des frappes russes contre les infrastructures d'exportation des produits agricoles ukrainiens blessent 12 personnes et détruisent 60 000 tonnes de céréales.

2024

Ursula von der Leyen est réélue présidente de la Commission européenne.

Ursula von der Leyen est réélue présidente de la Commission européenne.