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224 events recorded on September 29 throughout history

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“Whatever Nature has in store for mankind, unpleasant as it may be, men must accept, for ignorance is never better than knowledge.”

Ancient 4
Antiquity 2
Medieval 14
642

en el noreste de África, Amr ibn al-As conquista la provincia romana de Egipto, terminando con 1000 años de dominació…

en el noreste de África, Amr ibn al-As conquista la provincia romana de Egipto, terminando con 1000 años de dominación grecorromana e iniciando un nuevo período de dominación extranjera ―que durará hasta la proclamación de la República de Egipto (1953-1958)―.

855

sacre du pape Benoît III.

sacre du pape Benoît III.

1011

Danish invaders breached Canterbury’s walls after a three-week siege, seizing Archbishop Ælfheah as a high-value hostage.

Danish invaders breached Canterbury’s walls after a three-week siege, seizing Archbishop Ælfheah as a high-value hostage. This capture forced the English crown into a desperate cycle of extortion, as the Danes demanded a massive ransom that ultimately drained the royal treasury and accelerated the collapse of Anglo-Saxon resistance against Viking rule.

1015

Bischof Bernward von Hildesheim weiht die fertiggestellte Michaeliskirche in Hildesheim.

Bischof Bernward von Hildesheim weiht die fertiggestellte Michaeliskirche in Hildesheim. Der Bau der Kirche hat vermutlich im Jahre 1010 begonnen.

1041

Der böhmische Fürst Břetislav I. aus dem Geschlecht der Přemysliden ergibt sich in Prag Kaiser Heinrich III., nachdem…

Der böhmische Fürst Břetislav I. aus dem Geschlecht der Přemysliden ergibt sich in Prag Kaiser Heinrich III., nachdem sein Plan eines großslawischen Reichs gescheitert ist.

1096

Die Rum-Seldschuken besiegen das deutsche Kontingent des Volkskreuzzugs bei der Belagerung von Xerigordon.

Die Rum-Seldschuken besiegen das deutsche Kontingent des Volkskreuzzugs bei der Belagerung von Xerigordon.

1179

Lando von Sezze wird als Innozenz III.

Lando von Sezze wird als Innozenz III. Gegenpapst zu Papst Alexander III.

Frederick II kept promising to go on Crusade.
1227

Frederick II kept promising to go on Crusade.

Frederick II kept promising to go on Crusade. He promised in 1215, again in 1220, again in 1227 — and kept not going. When he finally sailed in 1227 and turned back sick, Pope Gregory IX had had enough and excommunicated him. Then Frederick did something no one expected: he went on Crusade anyway, while still excommunicated. And he succeeded — negotiating a treaty that returned Jerusalem to Christian control without a single battle. The Pope was furious. Frederick had just won the Crusade the Church said he was too sinful to lead.

1267

King Henry III forced Llywelyn ap Gruffudd to accept the title of Prince of Wales only as his feudal vassal in the Tr…

King Henry III forced Llywelyn ap Gruffudd to accept the title of Prince of Wales only as his feudal vassal in the Treaty of Montgomery. This arrangement granted Llywelyn temporary legitimacy over Welsh territories while confirming English royal authority, a fragile peace that collapsed just two years later when war erupted again between the realms.

1364

English forces crushed the French army at the Battle of Auray, securing a decisive victory that ended the Breton War …

English forces crushed the French army at the Battle of Auray, securing a decisive victory that ended the Breton War of Succession. By capturing Charles of Blois and forcing the Treaty of Guérande, the English ensured that John de Montfort became the undisputed Duke of Brittany, shifting the region into the English sphere of influence.

1364

Anglo-Breton forces crush the Franco-Breton army at Auray, shattering Charles de Blois's claim to the Duchy of Britta…

Anglo-Breton forces crush the Franco-Breton army at Auray, shattering Charles de Blois's claim to the Duchy of Brittany and securing John IV's rule. This decisive victory ends the decade-long War of the Breton Succession, compelling France to accept English influence in the region for a generation while solidifying the Montfort dynasty's hold on the duchy.

Richard II Abdicates: First Monarch to Relinquish Throne
1399

Richard II Abdicates: First Monarch to Relinquish Throne

Richard II stepped down from the throne, triggering a direct transfer of power that installed Henry Bolingbroke as King Henry IV and ended the Plantagenet line's unbroken rule. This forced abdication established a dangerous precedent for deposing English monarchs through parliamentary action rather than divine right or battlefield victory.

1399

abdication de Richard II d'Angleterre au profit de son cousin Henri IV.

abdication de Richard II d'Angleterre au profit de son cousin Henri IV.

1496

termina la conquista de Tenerife, y la de Canarias, por parte de los castellanos.

termina la conquista de Tenerife, y la de Canarias, por parte de los castellanos.

1500s 10
1513

le conquistador espagnol Vasco Núñez de Balboa atteint le premier l'océan Pacifique, après avoir franchi (à pied) l'i…

le conquistador espagnol Vasco Núñez de Balboa atteint le premier l'océan Pacifique, après avoir franchi (à pied) l'isthme de Panama (en quatre jours).

1531

en la provincia de Sinaloa (México) conquistadores españoles fundan la villa de San Miguel de Culiacán (hoy Culiacán …

en la provincia de Sinaloa (México) conquistadores españoles fundan la villa de San Miguel de Culiacán (hoy Culiacán Rosales).

1551

en el departamento de Cundinamarca (Colombia), Alonso de Olalla y Hernando de Alcocer fundan la Villeta de San Miguel…

en el departamento de Cundinamarca (Colombia), Alonso de Olalla y Hernando de Alcocer fundan la Villeta de San Miguel, municipio colombiano conocido hoy como Villeta.

1555

paix d'Augsbourg, entre les États luthériens et les États catholiques allemands.

paix d'Augsbourg, entre les États luthériens et les États catholiques allemands.

1567

Protestant insurgents in Nîmes dragged Catholic priests from their homes and executed them on September 29, 1567, dur…

Protestant insurgents in Nîmes dragged Catholic priests from their homes and executed them on September 29, 1567, during the French War of Religion. This brutal slaughter, known as the Michelade, shattered any remaining hope for peaceful coexistence between the factions and escalated the conflict into a cycle of retaliatory violence that deepened the religious divide across France.

1567

The Duke of Alba lured the Counts of Egmont and Hoorn to a dinner in Brussels, only to arrest them immediately for hi…

The Duke of Alba lured the Counts of Egmont and Hoorn to a dinner in Brussels, only to arrest them immediately for high treason. This betrayal ignited the Dutch Revolt, transforming local political grievances into a full-scale war for independence that ultimately dismantled Spanish control over the Netherlands.

1567

The trigger was almost absurdly specific: Catherine de' Medici discovered that Huguenot leaders were planning to seiz…

The trigger was almost absurdly specific: Catherine de' Medici discovered that Huguenot leaders were planning to seize the young King Charles IX. So she moved the court suddenly, and the Huguenots — convinced they were about to be arrested — took up arms first. France's second War of Religion lasted barely eight months, but it ended with no real winner and left both sides more entrenched. Five more wars would follow. The entire sequence wouldn't fully stop until the Edict of Nantes in 1598.

1568

Der schwedische Herrscher Erik XIV.

Der schwedische Herrscher Erik XIV. wird von der Adelsopposition unter Führung seiner Halbbrüder Johann und Karl gestürzt. Johann wird als Johann III. neuer schwedischer König.

1578

The Spanish didn't found Tegucigalpa so much as stumble onto silver.

The Spanish didn't found Tegucigalpa so much as stumble onto silver. When miners struck rich veins in the hills in 1578, a settlement followed — not by strategic design but by economic reflex. The name itself likely comes from a Nahuatl phrase meaning 'silver mountain.' It stayed a mining town for centuries, never quite prestigious enough to be a proper colonial capital. Honduras didn't even make it the official capital until 1880. The city that built Spanish fortunes was the last to get official recognition at home.

1597

2 km al sur de la villa de San Luis Potosí (407 km al noroeste de la Ciudad de México), los españoles fundan la aldea…

2 km al sur de la villa de San Luis Potosí (407 km al noroeste de la Ciudad de México), los españoles fundan la aldea de San Miguelito.

1600s 4
1700s 11
1712

In der Seeschlacht vor Rügen vernichtet die dänische Flotte den Großteil einer schwedischen Transportflotte, die währ…

In der Seeschlacht vor Rügen vernichtet die dänische Flotte den Großteil einer schwedischen Transportflotte, die während des Großen Nordischen Krieges Nachschub in das belagerte Stralsund bringen soll.

1714

Cossack troops slaughtered roughly 800 civilians overnight in Hailuoto, turning a localized rebellion into a massacre…

Cossack troops slaughtered roughly 800 civilians overnight in Hailuoto, turning a localized rebellion into a massacre that shattered any hope of peaceful coexistence between the Tsardom of Russia and the Finnish population. This brutal display of force cemented Russian dominance in the region while leaving deep scars that fueled decades of local resistance against imperial rule.

1717

Antigua Guatemala sat in a valley ringed by three volcanoes, and residents knew the ground there moved.

Antigua Guatemala sat in a valley ringed by three volcanoes, and residents knew the ground there moved. The 1717 earthquake killed hundreds and collapsed churches, convents, and civic buildings that had taken generations to construct. Authorities seriously debated abandoning the city entirely. They decided to stay — and spent the next several decades rebuilding. Sixty years later, another massive quake in 1773 finished the argument. The capital was moved. But a community refused to leave the ruins, and Antigua survived as a living city. It's now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

1717

The San Miguel earthquake shattered Antigua Guatemala, leveling the city’s grand cathedrals and colonial infrastructure.

The San Miguel earthquake shattered Antigua Guatemala, leveling the city’s grand cathedrals and colonial infrastructure. This widespread destruction forced Spanish authorities to abandon the site as the regional capital, eventually relocating the seat of government to the safer, flatter valley of present-day Guatemala City.

1724

Johann Sebastian Bach conducts the premiere of his cantata Herr Gott, dich loben alle wir to honor Archangel Michael,…

Johann Sebastian Bach conducts the premiere of his cantata Herr Gott, dich loben alle wir to honor Archangel Michael, weaving Paul Eber's twelve-stanza hymn into a rich musical mix. This performance solidified the work as a cornerstone of the Lutheran liturgical calendar, ensuring its enduring presence in church services for centuries.

1760

Das Fort Detroit kapituliert als eine der letzten französischen Befestigungen in Nordamerika kampflos vor britischen …

Das Fort Detroit kapituliert als eine der letzten französischen Befestigungen in Nordamerika kampflos vor britischen Truppen unter Major Robert Rogers.

1789

The first U.S.

The first U.S. Congress had been operating for six months when it finally adjourned in September 1789. In that window, it had created the federal judiciary from scratch, passed the Bill of Rights, established the State and Treasury Departments, and confirmed the nation's first cabinet. They were essentially building the operating system of a country while running the country. When they walked out the door, the United States had a functioning government where six months earlier it had had a constitution and very little else.

The first standing army the United States ever established — authorized in September 1789 — had a strength of about 8…
1789

The first standing army the United States ever established — authorized in September 1789 — had a strength of about 8…

The first standing army the United States ever established — authorized in September 1789 — had a strength of about 840 men. That was it. The whole thing. The founding generation was deeply suspicious of permanent armies; they'd seen what a standing force could do in the hands of a crown. So Congress debated endlessly before agreeing to just a few hundred soldiers, mainly to man frontier forts. George Washington, who'd commanded tens of thousands, now nominally led a force smaller than some modern-day police departments.

1789

The First Congress had accomplished something genuinely strange: it invented the job it was doing as it went.

The First Congress had accomplished something genuinely strange: it invented the job it was doing as it went. In its first session, it created the federal judiciary from nothing, drafted the Bill of Rights, established the Treasury and State departments, and set the pay for the president at $25,000. Then it adjourned. George Washington had been in office less than six months. The entire operational skeleton of the United States government had been assembled in one summer, mostly by people who'd never done any of this before.

1793

la Convention vote la Loi du maximum général.

la Convention vote la Loi du maximum général.

1794

The Guo family's departure from Beijing in 1794 was part of the slow administrative reshuffling of the late Qing dyna…

The Guo family's departure from Beijing in 1794 was part of the slow administrative reshuffling of the late Qing dynasty — a dynasty already showing the fractures that would eventually bring it down in 1912. Moves like this one, quiet and bureaucratic on the surface, reflected the immense logistical machinery required to manage the world's largest empire. Entire noble households relocated on imperial decree, carrying with them libraries, servants, and centuries of accumulated status.

1800s 24
1818

ouverture du congrès d'Aix-la-Chapelle, qui aboutit au troisième traité d'Aix-la-Chapelle.

ouverture du congrès d'Aix-la-Chapelle, qui aboutit au troisième traité d'Aix-la-Chapelle.

1820

en el noreste de la actual Argentina, el caudillo Francisco Ramírez funda la República de Entre Ríos.

en el noreste de la actual Argentina, el caudillo Francisco Ramírez funda la República de Entre Ríos.

1821

en la actual Venezuela, el general Simón Bolívar y su ejército realiza una entrada triunfal en su natal Caracas, lueg…

en la actual Venezuela, el general Simón Bolívar y su ejército realiza una entrada triunfal en su natal Caracas, luego de la heroica hazaña en Carabobo.

When the Metropolitan Police launched in 1829, Londoners hated them.
1829

When the Metropolitan Police launched in 1829, Londoners hated them.

When the Metropolitan Police launched in 1829, Londoners hated them. Not inconvenience-hated — genuinely, violently hated. The first officers weren't allowed to carry weapons and were routinely attacked in the streets. Home Secretary Robert Peel, who created the force, had the recruits wear civilian-style blue coats specifically to avoid looking like soldiers, because the public feared a military police state. The force was called 'Peelers' and 'Bobbies' — both nicknames for Peel — as insults first. Somewhere along the way, 'Bobby' stopped being a slur.

1832

Cerco do Porto: Dá-se a grande ofensiva miguelista de modo a tomar a cidade, que é repelida.

Cerco do Porto: Dá-se a grande ofensiva miguelista de modo a tomar a cidade, que é repelida.

1833

en España empieza el reinado de la reina Isabel II de España.

en España empieza el reinado de la reina Isabel II de España.

1837

en France, le ministre de l'Intérieur, le comte de Montalivet, institue la commission des monuments historiques.

en France, le ministre de l'Intérieur, le comte de Montalivet, institue la commission des monuments historiques.

1848

The Battle of Pákozd ended in three hours with both sides roughly where they'd started — a tactical stalemate that fu…

The Battle of Pákozd ended in three hours with both sides roughly where they'd started — a tactical stalemate that functioned, politically, as a Hungarian victory. Croatian commander Josip Jelačić had expected to sweep through to Budapest. Instead he agreed to a three-day armistice, then withdrew entirely. The Hungarian radical army had held. It bought them months of momentum before Austrian and Russian forces finally crushed the revolution the following summer.

1850

For 250 years, being Catholic in England was at best a social liability and at worst a legal one.

For 250 years, being Catholic in England was at best a social liability and at worst a legal one. Catholics couldn't hold public office, attend Oxford or Cambridge, or openly practice their faith under the old penal laws. When Pope Pius IX restored the Catholic hierarchy in England and Wales in 1850 — appointing a Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster — Protestant England exploded in outrage. Newspapers called it the 'Papal Aggression.' Parliament passed laws trying to block it. The hierarchy stayed anyway, and Westminster Cathedral eventually went up right in the middle of London.

1850

Pope Pius IX issued the bull Universalis Ecclesiae, replacing the long-standing system of apostolic vicars with a for…

Pope Pius IX issued the bull Universalis Ecclesiae, replacing the long-standing system of apostolic vicars with a formal hierarchy of thirteen dioceses. This restoration ended three centuries of ecclesiastical ambiguity, sparking intense anti-Catholic riots across England and prompting Parliament to pass the Ecclesiastical Titles Act to prohibit bishops from using traditional territorial titles.

1855

Iloilo had been quietly trading with Asia for decades before Spain made it official in 1855 — smuggled goods, informa…

Iloilo had been quietly trading with Asia for decades before Spain made it official in 1855 — smuggled goods, informal networks, the usual colonial workarounds. Opening the port to world trade transformed it fast. Within a generation, Iloilo became one of the wealthiest cities in the Philippines, its sugar and textile exports fueling an elite class whose grand mansions still stand in the city today. It briefly rivaled Manila in commercial importance. The Spanish move wasn't generosity — they wanted tax revenue. They got an economic powerhouse they hadn't fully planned for.

1856

Die Bahnstrecke Baden–Brugg, eine Verlängerung der bisherigen Zürich-Baden-Strecke der „Spanisch-Brötli-Bahn“, wird e…

Die Bahnstrecke Baden–Brugg, eine Verlängerung der bisherigen Zürich-Baden-Strecke der „Spanisch-Brötli-Bahn“, wird eröffnet.

1857

Das Stuttgarter Zwei-Kaiser-Treffen endet.

Das Stuttgarter Zwei-Kaiser-Treffen endet.

1858

en el estado de Jalisco (México) se libra la batalla de Ahualulco.

en el estado de Jalisco (México) se libra la batalla de Ahualulco.

1860

Im Zuge des Risorgimento ergeben sich in Ancona die letzten Truppen des Kirchenstaats unter dem Kommando des französi…

Im Zuge des Risorgimento ergeben sich in Ancona die letzten Truppen des Kirchenstaats unter dem Kommando des französischen Generals Louis Juchault de Lamoricière den eingerückten sardinischen Streitkräften Königs Viktor Emanuel II. Dem Papst verbleibt fortan einzig das alte Kerngebiet Latium des Patrimonium Petri als Besitz.

1864

en Valladolid (España) se inaugura el Teatro Calderón.

en Valladolid (España) se inaugura el Teatro Calderón.

1864

Chaffin's Farm wasn't one battle — it was a series of assaults across several days on Confederate fortifications sout…

Chaffin's Farm wasn't one battle — it was a series of assaults across several days on Confederate fortifications south of Richmond, September 29–30, 1864. What made it unusual: thirteen Black Union soldiers from the United States Colored Troops were awarded the Medal of Honor for their actions at New Market Heights during the same engagement. It remains one of the highest single-day Medal of Honor totals for any unit in the war. The ground was less than ten miles from the Confederate capital.

1864

Spain and Portugal finalized the Treaty of Lisbon, formally establishing their modern borders and partitioning the au…

Spain and Portugal finalized the Treaty of Lisbon, formally establishing their modern borders and partitioning the autonomous microstate of Couto Misto. By absorbing this centuries-old neutral territory, both nations eliminated a long-standing legal gray zone that had previously allowed residents to evade taxes and military conscription while maintaining dual loyalties.

1871

en Brasil, los benedictinos se convierten en la primera orden religiosa que libera a sus esclavos en ese país.

en Brasil, los benedictinos se convierten en la primera orden religiosa que libera a sus esclavos en ese país.

1874

Das erste Fußballspiel in Deutschland wird von Schülern des Gymnasiums Martino-Katharineum in Braunschweig unter der …

Das erste Fußballspiel in Deutschland wird von Schülern des Gymnasiums Martino-Katharineum in Braunschweig unter der Leitung von Konrad Koch und August Hermann auf dem Gelände des „Kleinen Exerzierplatzes“ ausgetragen. Mit diesem Spiel schlägt die Geburtsstunde des Fußballs auf dem europäischen Festland.

1885

Blackpool launched the world’s first practical public electric tramway, replacing horse-drawn carriages with a fleet …

Blackpool launched the world’s first practical public electric tramway, replacing horse-drawn carriages with a fleet of conduit-powered cars. This innovation proved that electricity could reliably manage high-volume urban transit, prompting cities across the globe to electrify their own streetcar networks and accelerate the transition away from animal-powered transportation.

1887

Gründung des SC Germania von 1887, einem Vorgängerverein des Hamburger SV.

Gründung des SC Germania von 1887, einem Vorgängerverein des Hamburger SV. Dieses Datum wird vom HSV als offizielles Gründungsdatum des Vereins angegeben.

1893

en la isla El Espinillo (a un kilómetro frente a la ciudad de Rosario, sobre el río Paraná), se libra el combate nava…

en la isla El Espinillo (a un kilómetro frente a la ciudad de Rosario, sobre el río Paraná), se libra el combate naval de El Espinillo entre fuerzas leales al Gobierno y sublevados de la Revolución radical de 1893.

1895

les Français occupent Tananarive, sur la grande île de Madagascar.

les Français occupent Tananarive, sur la grande île de Madagascar.

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1900

Prinzregent Luitpold von Bayern eröffnet das Bayerische Nationalmuseum in München.

Prinzregent Luitpold von Bayern eröffnet das Bayerische Nationalmuseum in München.

1906

en Cuba, miles de soldados estadounidenses ―amparados por la enmienda Platt― invaden la isla por segunda vez.

en Cuba, miles de soldados estadounidenses ―amparados por la enmienda Platt― invaden la isla por segunda vez. Comienza un período de 2 años y 4 meses sin Gobierno legal: William Taft y Charles Magoon fungen como gobernadores provisionales.

1907

President Theodore Roosevelt watched as workers laid the cornerstone of the Washington National Cathedral, beginning …

President Theodore Roosevelt watched as workers laid the cornerstone of the Washington National Cathedral, beginning an 83-year construction project. This neo-Gothic structure eventually became the sixth-largest cathedral in the world, providing a permanent national venue for state funerals, presidential prayer services, and the burial site for figures like Woodrow Wilson and Helen Keller.

1907

They laid the cornerstone in 1907 with a piece of moon rock and a fragment of stone from a field near Bethlehem.

They laid the cornerstone in 1907 with a piece of moon rock and a fragment of stone from a field near Bethlehem. Washington National Cathedral took 83 years to finish — construction stopped for money, restarted, stopped again, survived two world wars and a depression. The final finial was set in 1990, with President George H.W. Bush watching. It's the second-largest cathedral in the United States, built entirely without federal funding in the capital of a country with no official religion.

1908

Der Deutsche Emanuel Lasker verteidigt den Weltmeistertitel im Schach durch einen Sieg mit 10,5–5,5 Punkten gegen sei…

Der Deutsche Emanuel Lasker verteidigt den Weltmeistertitel im Schach durch einen Sieg mit 10,5–5,5 Punkten gegen seinen Landsmann Siegbert Tarrasch.

1911

Italy declared war on the Ottoman Empire, launching an invasion of Tripoli to expand its colonial reach in the Medite…

Italy declared war on the Ottoman Empire, launching an invasion of Tripoli to expand its colonial reach in the Mediterranean. This conflict forced the Ottomans to cede Libya, ending four centuries of imperial control in North Africa and exposing the military vulnerabilities that invited further aggression in the Balkans.

1911

Italy launched an invasion of Libya, igniting the Italo-Turkish War to expand its colonial footprint in North Africa.

Italy launched an invasion of Libya, igniting the Italo-Turkish War to expand its colonial footprint in North Africa. This conflict exposed the Ottoman Empire’s military fragility and emboldened Balkan states to form the league that triggered the First Balkan War just one year later, dismantling Ottoman control in Europe.

1913

Die mexikanische Revolution führt zur Schlacht um Torreón.

Die mexikanische Revolution führt zur Schlacht um Torreón. Das Heer der Konstitutionalisten unter Pancho Villa beginnt die Artilleriestellungen der Regierungstruppen um den Eisenbahnknotenpunkt Torreón anzugreifen.

1914

In Deutsch-Südwestafrika endet die Schlacht bei Sandfontein mit der Kapitulation des britisch-südafrikanischen Verban…

In Deutsch-Südwestafrika endet die Schlacht bei Sandfontein mit der Kapitulation des britisch-südafrikanischen Verbandes gegenüber der deutschen Schutztruppe.

1916

John D. Rockefeller didn't know he'd crossed the billion-dollar threshold until his accountants told him.

John D. Rockefeller didn't know he'd crossed the billion-dollar threshold until his accountants told him. He'd built Standard Oil into a monopoly controlling 90% of US oil refining, then watched the Supreme Court break it apart in 1911. But the breakup accidentally made him richer — the 34 successor companies' stocks rose faster than Standard Oil had. The man who became history's first billionaire had already donated millions to universities and churches before anyone put an official number on what he was worth.

1918

Conférence de Spa.

Conférence de Spa. Le gouvernement du Reich, poussé par les Dioscures, est obligé d'ouvrir des pourparlers de paix avec les Alliés.

1918

Germany's Supreme Army Command forces Kaiser Wilhelm II and Imperial Chancellor Georg Michaelis to open armistice neg…

Germany's Supreme Army Command forces Kaiser Wilhelm II and Imperial Chancellor Georg Michaelis to open armistice negotiations, ending four years of brutal fighting. This direct order from the military shatters any remaining hope of victory and triggers the collapse of the German Empire within weeks.

1918

Bulgaria signed the Armistice of Salonica on September 29, 1918, becoming the first Central Power to quit the war.

Bulgaria signed the Armistice of Salonica on September 29, 1918, becoming the first Central Power to quit the war. Its army was collapsing after Allied forces punched through the Macedonian Front — a theater so neglected that German commanders had called it 'the largest internment camp in the world.' The armistice gave the Allies direct passage through Bulgarian territory toward Austria-Hungary. Within six weeks, the Ottoman Empire and Austria-Hungary had also surrendered. Bulgaria's exit didn't just end its war — it cracked the entire Central Powers structure from the southeast.

1918

The Hindenburg Line wasn't just a defensive position — it was Germany's last serious one.

The Hindenburg Line wasn't just a defensive position — it was Germany's last serious one. Built in 1916-17 and named for the field marshal, it stretched nearly 160 kilometers and was considered virtually impenetrable. On September 29, 1918, British, Australian, and American forces broke it using 150 tanks and a creeping artillery barrage moving at exactly 100 meters every three minutes. The breach didn't just win a battle. German military leadership told the Kaiser that same day the war was lost. The armistice came 43 days later.

1918

Les cavaliers spahis et chasseurs d'Afrique français capturent Uskub en Albanie, actant la défaite des armées germano…

Les cavaliers spahis et chasseurs d'Afrique français capturent Uskub en Albanie, actant la défaite des armées germano-bulgares dans les Balkans.

1918

The Hindenburg Line wasn't just a defensive position — it was supposed to be unbreakable.

The Hindenburg Line wasn't just a defensive position — it was supposed to be unbreakable. Germany had spent over a year building it: deep concrete bunkers, layered trenches, flooded canals used as barriers. Allied commanders had told their troops it might hold through the winter. Then, on September 29, 1918, Australian and American troops crossed the St. Quentin Canal — some using life jackets scavenged from a nearby barge — and punched through. Bulgaria signed an armistice the same day. The line held for four years and fell in one morning.

1919

en la provincia de Misiones (Argentina) se funda la villa de Eldorado.

en la provincia de Misiones (Argentina) se funda la villa de Eldorado.

1919

en Omaha (Estados Unidos) ―en el marco del racismo en los Estados Unidos que terminará recién en 1965― termina el seg…

en Omaha (Estados Unidos) ―en el marco del racismo en los Estados Unidos que terminará recién en 1965― termina el segundo y último día de los disturbios raciales de Omaha de 1919.

1920

The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and the Makhnovshchina signed a truce on September 29, 1920, ending their arm…

The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and the Makhnovshchina signed a truce on September 29, 1920, ending their armed conflict during the Ukrainian War of Independence. This temporary alliance allowed both forces to unite against the advancing White Army, yet the Bolsheviks soon betrayed the agreement by disarming the anarchist Makhnovists shortly after the common threat receded.

1922

Das Drama Trommeln in der Nacht wird als erstes Stück Bertolt Brechts inszeniert und unter Otto Falckenbergs Regie in…

Das Drama Trommeln in der Nacht wird als erstes Stück Bertolt Brechts inszeniert und unter Otto Falckenbergs Regie in den Münchner Kammerspielen uraufgeführt.

1923

São realizados os primeiros campeonatos norte-americanos de atletismo para mulheres.

São realizados os primeiros campeonatos norte-americanos de atletismo para mulheres.

1923

The British Mandate for Palestine took effect on September 29, 1923 — three years after the League of Nations approve…

The British Mandate for Palestine took effect on September 29, 1923 — three years after the League of Nations approved it, tucked into a post-WWI carve-up of the former Ottoman Empire. The mandate's text included the Balfour Declaration's commitment to a Jewish homeland while simultaneously pledging not to prejudice 'the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities.' Both sentences were real. The contradiction between them was also real. It wasn't resolved by paperwork.

1923

Women had been competing in track and field for years before anyone held an official national championship for them.

Women had been competing in track and field for years before anyone held an official national championship for them. The Amateur Athletic Union refused — so in 1923, the women organized their own. The first American Track and Field Championships for Women were held in September, run by the AAU only after outside pressure made ignoring women's athletics untenable. The athletes who competed that day did so without sponsorships, without prize money, and in uniforms that were still being argued about in the press. They ran anyway. The championships are still held today.

1923

France and Britain drew the lines.

France and Britain drew the lines. The League of Nations Mandate for Syria and Lebanon took effect in September 1923, placing France in control of a region it had coveted for decades. The mandate split communities, lumped others together, and imposed a governance framework designed as much around French strategic interests as local ones. Lebanon was carved out of Greater Syria specifically to create a Christian-majority state friendly to France. The borders France drew in 1923 — and the sectarian political system it built — shaped every conflict in the region for the rest of the century.

1924

el astrónomo Karl Wilhelm Reinmuth descubre el asteroide Amata (1035).

el astrónomo Karl Wilhelm Reinmuth descubre el asteroide Amata (1035).

1924

Plutarco Elías Calles succède à Álvaro Obregón, et est proclamé président de la République du Mexique.

Plutarco Elías Calles succède à Álvaro Obregón, et est proclamé président de la République du Mexique.

1932

Paraguayan forces reclaimed the Boquerón fort after a grueling twenty-day siege, forcing a decisive Bolivian retreat.

Paraguayan forces reclaimed the Boquerón fort after a grueling twenty-day siege, forcing a decisive Bolivian retreat. This victory shattered the myth of Bolivian military superiority and trapped both nations in a bloody three-year conflict over the Chaco Boreal’s suspected oil reserves, ultimately exhausting their economies and claiming nearly 100,000 lives.

1932

Beim Bau des General Electric Buildings entsteht die Fotografie Lunch Atop a Skyscraper: elf Männer, die auf einem St…

Beim Bau des General Electric Buildings entsteht die Fotografie Lunch Atop a Skyscraper: elf Männer, die auf einem Stahlträger Mittagspause machend ihre Füße aus mehr als 250 m Höhe über den Straßen von New York City herunterbaumeln lassen.

1933

en La Habana, la policía reprime una manifestación popular, y asesina a Paquito González (Francisco González Cueto), …

en La Habana, la policía reprime una manifestación popular, y asesina a Paquito González (Francisco González Cueto), líder de la Organización Pioneril de Cuba.

1936

en Madrid ―en el marco de la Guerra Civil Española (1936‑1939)― la Junta de Defensa Nacional nombra a Francisco Franc…

en Madrid ―en el marco de la Guerra Civil Española (1936‑1939)― la Junta de Defensa Nacional nombra a Francisco Franco jefe de Estado y «generalísimo» de los ejércitos del bando Nacional.

1936

en Espagne, la Junta de Defensa Nacional nomme le général Franco chef du gouvernement et commandant des forces armées…

en Espagne, la Junta de Defensa Nacional nomme le général Franco chef du gouvernement et commandant des forces armées, dans le camp nationaliste.

1937

en República Dominicana, el dictador Rafael Leónidas Trujillo (45) perpetra el segundo día de la masacre del «perejil…

en República Dominicana, el dictador Rafael Leónidas Trujillo (45) perpetra el segundo día de la masacre del «perejil» (entre el 28 de septiembre y el 8 de octubre de 1937) para solucionar el «problema haitiano». El ejército dominicano ejecuta (con armas provistas por el Gobierno de Estados Unidos) a todos los hombres, mujeres y niños haitianos residentes en la frontera con Haití. Como método para diferenciar a los haitianos de los dominicanos, los asesinos mostraban un manojo de perejil a sus víctimas y las obligaban a nombrarlo. Si lo llamaban «pesíl» (en francés) eran haitianos e inmediatamente fusilados. El presidente estadounidense Franklin Roosevelt le prestó 750 000 dólares estadounidenses a Trujillo para pagar indemnizaciones. Sin embargo, Trujillo solo repartió 1340 dólares a 67 000 familias haitianas (apenas 2 centavos de dólar a cada familia sobreviviente).

1938

Adolf Hitler secured the Sudetenland after France, Italy, and Great Britain granted his territorial demands in a desp…

Adolf Hitler secured the Sudetenland after France, Italy, and Great Britain granted his territorial demands in a desperate bid to avoid war. By excluding Czechoslovakia and the Soviet Union from the negotiations, the Western powers shattered the credibility of collective security, emboldening Nazi Germany to dismantle the remainder of the Czechoslovak state just months later.

1938

accords de Munich, réunissant les démocrates britannique Chamberlain et français Daladier, chez les dictateurs italie…

accords de Munich, réunissant les démocrates britannique Chamberlain et français Daladier, chez les dictateurs italien Mussolini et allemand Hitler. Les démocraties cèdent aux exigences de l'Allemagne, qui souhaite l'annexion de la Tchécoslovaquie.

1940

Two Avro Anson aircraft collided mid-air over New South Wales and remained locked together during their descent.

Two Avro Anson aircraft collided mid-air over New South Wales and remained locked together during their descent. The pilots managed to land the fused planes safely, proving that coordinated control could survive a catastrophic mid-air collision. This rare feat demonstrated human skill under extreme mechanical failure without loss of life.

1940

Two Avro Ansons collided at 1,000 feet over Brocklesby and somehow fused together — one plane's undercarriage punchin…

Two Avro Ansons collided at 1,000 feet over Brocklesby and somehow fused together — one plane's undercarriage punching through the other's fuselage. Both crews survived the initial impact. The pilot of the lower aircraft, Leonard Fuller, realized the combined wreckage was still controllable and flew it — two planes as one — for several miles before landing in a paddock. The upper plane's pilot had already bailed out. Fuller walked away. The locked aircraft had to be separated on the ground with tools.

1941

massacre de Babi Yar (jusqu’au 30 septembre 1941).

massacre de Babi Yar (jusqu’au 30 septembre 1941). Les Einsatzgruppen tuent par balles près de 34 000 Juifs, dans un bois du centre de l’Ukraine.

1941

The orders at Babi Yar were to report to a specific address with documents, valuables, and warm clothing — framed as …

The orders at Babi Yar were to report to a specific address with documents, valuables, and warm clothing — framed as a resettlement notice. Tens of thousands of Kiev's Jewish residents followed those instructions on September 29-30, 1941. What waited at the ravine of Babi Yar was an Einsatzgruppe execution squad. In two days, 33,771 people were shot. The killers filed a formal operational report with the exact number. Babi Yar had no memorial for decades under Soviet rule, and the ravine was later partially filled in. The number survived in that report.

1941

German troops and Ukrainian collaborators opened fire on Kyiv's Jewish residents at Babi Yar, killing nearly 34,000 p…

German troops and Ukrainian collaborators opened fire on Kyiv's Jewish residents at Babi Yar, killing nearly 34,000 people in just two days. This atrocity became the single largest mass murder of Jews during the Holocaust, establishing a brutal template for future extermination operations across occupied Europe.

1941

The orders came down on September 29, 1941.

The orders came down on September 29, 1941. Over two days at a ravine called Babi Yar on the edge of Kyiv, Einsatzgruppe C and their collaborators shot 33,771 Jewish men, women, and children. The Nazis recorded the number precisely. The ravine was so close to the city that residents could hear the gunfire. It remains one of the single largest massacres of the Holocaust — accomplished in 48 hours, two miles from a major European capital.

1943

The armistice was signed on September 29, 1943 — but it had actually been secretly negotiated weeks earlier, and both…

The armistice was signed on September 29, 1943 — but it had actually been secretly negotiated weeks earlier, and both sides had been keeping a very tense secret. Italy's Marshal Badoglio had been negotiating surrender while still publicly fighting alongside Germany. When the signing aboard HMS Nelson was finally made public, German forces in Italy moved immediately to disarm Italian troops — some of whom were shot for resisting. The armistice that was supposed to end Italy's war triggered one of the most brutal German occupations of the entire conflict.

1944

en la Unión Soviética ―en el marco de la Segunda Guerra Mundial (1939‑1945)― el Ejército Rojo lanza la Operación Moon…

en la Unión Soviética ―en el marco de la Segunda Guerra Mundial (1939‑1945)― el Ejército Rojo lanza la Operación Moonsund que permite liberar el archipiélago Moonsund, situado al noroeste de Estonia.

1945

Mit der Evangelischen Akademie Bad Boll wird durch Landesbischof Theophil Wurm und Pfarrer Eberhard Müller die erste …

Mit der Evangelischen Akademie Bad Boll wird durch Landesbischof Theophil Wurm und Pfarrer Eberhard Müller die erste kirchliche Akademie in Deutschland gegründet.

1949

O Partido Comunista da China escreve o Programa Comum para a futura República Popular da China.

O Partido Comunista da China escreve o Programa Comum para a futura República Popular da China.

1949

The Common Programme wasn't a constitution — it was a coalition document, carefully worded to include non-Communist p…

The Common Programme wasn't a constitution — it was a coalition document, carefully worded to include non-Communist parties in the new People's Republic. Mao Zedong needed political legitimacy faster than a formal constitution could provide. The Programme declared land reform, workers' rights, and national unity without committing to full socialist transformation immediately. It was temporary by design. China's first formal constitution followed in 1954. The Common Programme was the framework for a country that didn't officially exist yet when it was written.

1950

la Resolución 87 del Consejo de Seguridad de las Naciones Unidas es adoptada.

la Resolución 87 del Consejo de Seguridad de las Naciones Unidas es adoptada.

1950

Die Deutsche Demokratische Republik tritt dem Rat für gegenseitige Wirtschaftshilfe bei.

Die Deutsche Demokratische Republik tritt dem Rat für gegenseitige Wirtschaftshilfe bei.

First Coast-to-Coast Game: Football Goes National
1951

First Coast-to-Coast Game: Football Goes National

NBC beams the first coast-to-coast college football game between Duke and Pittsburgh to American living rooms, instantly transforming sports into a shared national ritual rather than a regional pastime. This broadcast shatters geographic barriers, proving that live television could unite millions of viewers simultaneously and setting the template for the massive sports media empire that follows.

1954

Das zweistrahlige Kampfflugzeug McDonnell F-101 wird im Erstflug in den Vereinigten Staaten erprobt.

Das zweistrahlige Kampfflugzeug McDonnell F-101 wird im Erstflug in den Vereinigten Staaten erprobt.

1954

Twelve countries signed the CERN convention in 1954 — European nations still rebuilding from a war that had demonstra…

Twelve countries signed the CERN convention in 1954 — European nations still rebuilding from a war that had demonstrated, horrifically, what physics could do in the wrong hands. The idea was to pool scientific resources and keep Europe competitive with American and Soviet research. CERN's stated purpose was pure, peacetime science: understand matter, no weapons applications. It worked. The facility that grew from that 1954 document eventually produced the World Wide Web as a side project, invented by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989 to help physicists share data.

1954

Willie Mays sprinted roughly 430 feet with his back to home plate, caught Vic Wertz's drive over his shoulder in dead…

Willie Mays sprinted roughly 430 feet with his back to home plate, caught Vic Wertz's drive over his shoulder in dead center field at the Polo Grounds, then spun and threw — all in one motion — to hold the runners. The throw was so good it prevented what should've been an easy tag-up. The Giants were trailing 2-0 in extra innings. They won that game, swept the heavily favored Cleveland Indians in four straight, and Mays never named it 'The Catch.' That was everyone else. He said he'd made better ones.

1955

Am Teatro La Fenice in Venedig findet die Uraufführung der Oper Der feurige Engel von Sergei Prokofjew statt.

Am Teatro La Fenice in Venedig findet die Uraufführung der Oper Der feurige Engel von Sergei Prokofjew statt.

1956

Der Neubau des Wiener Südbahnhofs wird eröffnet.

Der Neubau des Wiener Südbahnhofs wird eröffnet.

1956

Mit der Ranger wird der dritte US-Flugzeugträger der Forrestal-Klasse vom Stapel gelassen.

Mit der Ranger wird der dritte US-Flugzeugträger der Forrestal-Klasse vom Stapel gelassen.

1957

Nobody outside a closed Soviet facility knew it happened for nearly 30 years.

Nobody outside a closed Soviet facility knew it happened for nearly 30 years. In 1957 at Kyshtym in the Ural Mountains, a cooling system failure caused a nuclear waste tank to explode with the force of 70-100 tons of TNT, contaminating 20,000 square kilometers and forcing the evacuation of 10,000 people. The USSR classified it completely. The world learned the truth in 1976 — through a dissident Soviet scientist working from exile. It remains the third-worst nuclear accident on record, behind Chernobyl and Fukushima, from a disaster most people still haven't heard of.

1957

The Kyshtym disaster in 1957 wasn't a reactor meltdown — it was a cooling system failure in a nuclear waste storage t…

The Kyshtym disaster in 1957 wasn't a reactor meltdown — it was a cooling system failure in a nuclear waste storage tank that caused a chemical explosion, launching a concrete lid weighing 160 tonnes into the air and scattering radioactive material across 20,000 square kilometres of Soviet territory. The Soviets evacuated 270,000 people and told almost none of them why. It was classified for decades. Western intelligence suspected something had happened because the CIA noticed entire towns disappearing from Soviet maps. The disaster was rated Level 6 on the nuclear event scale — one below Chernobyl.

1957

en la planta nuclear de Mayak, a 150 km al noroeste de la ciudad de Cheliábinsk (Rusia) sucede una explosión que deja…

en la planta nuclear de Mayak, a 150 km al noroeste de la ciudad de Cheliábinsk (Rusia) sucede una explosión que dejará un saldo de 470.000 personas expuestas a la radiación y 200 civiles muertos por cáncer. Es el tercer accidente nuclear más grave de la Historia, después de Chernóbil (Ucrania, 1986) y Fukushima (Japón, 2011).

1959

A structural failure in the wings caused Braniff Flight 542 to disintegrate mid-air over Buffalo, Texas, killing all …

A structural failure in the wings caused Braniff Flight 542 to disintegrate mid-air over Buffalo, Texas, killing all 34 people on board. This disaster forced Lockheed to implement costly, extensive modifications to the Electra’s engine mounts, ultimately preventing future mid-air breakups and restoring public confidence in the turboprop fleet.

1960

Khrushchev had already been shouting and pounding the table for days at the 1960 UN General Assembly when, famously, …

Khrushchev had already been shouting and pounding the table for days at the 1960 UN General Assembly when, famously, he appeared to bang his shoe. What was actually happening: he was furious about a Filipino delegate's speech calling the Soviet Union imperialist — which stung, given Hungary 1956 — and he lost it entirely. The shoe incident may have involved a spare he'd brought in or a loafer that fell off. Nobody can fully agree. But the image of the Soviet leader waving footwear at the UN stuck harder than any speech he gave.

1960

en el pueblo cubano de Los Cacaos (provincia de Guantánamo), la banda de Ramón y Beto Ortega ―en el marco de los ataq…

en el pueblo cubano de Los Cacaos (provincia de Guantánamo), la banda de Ramón y Beto Ortega ―en el marco de los ataques terroristas organizados por la CIA estadounidense― asesinan a Juan Guzmán Argüelles, administrador de la tienda del pueblo. Además asaltan las tiendas de Los Mulos e Imías y saquean sus mercancías.

1961

retrait de la Syrie de la République arabe unie.

retrait de la Syrie de la République arabe unie.

1962

investiture d'Ahmed Benbella à la présidence de l'Assemblée nationale d'Algérie.

investiture d'Ahmed Benbella à la présidence de l'Assemblée nationale d'Algérie.

1962

Canada became the third nation to operate a satellite in orbit when Alouette 1 launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base.

Canada became the third nation to operate a satellite in orbit when Alouette 1 launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base. This mission successfully mapped the ionosphere from above, providing the data necessary to improve long-range radio communications across the Arctic and establishing Canada as a serious player in space-based scientific research.

1962

Canadá lanza su satélite Alouette 1.

Canadá lanza su satélite Alouette 1.

1963

Helga Steudel gewinnt als erste Frau das Autobahnspinne-Rennen der 125 cm³ Klasse auf einer RT 125.

Helga Steudel gewinnt als erste Frau das Autobahnspinne-Rennen der 125 cm³ Klasse auf einer RT 125.

1963

cerca de Caracas es asaltado el tren El Encanto, acción revolucionaria en la que se aseguraba que había participado e…

cerca de Caracas es asaltado el tren El Encanto, acción revolucionaria en la que se aseguraba que había participado el entonces diputado del PCV (Partido Comunista de Venezuela), Teodoro Petkoff.

1963

The University of East Anglia opened its doors in Norwich, prioritizing interdisciplinary study and radical architect…

The University of East Anglia opened its doors in Norwich, prioritizing interdisciplinary study and radical architecture over traditional academic structures. By housing its schools in the innovative Ziggurat buildings, the institution challenged the rigid departmental silos of older British universities and fostered a unique environment for the creative writing and environmental science programs that define its modern reputation.

1963

Pope John XXIII had died in June, and the Council he'd convened was suddenly leaderless mid-session.

Pope John XXIII had died in June, and the Council he'd convened was suddenly leaderless mid-session. His successor Paul VI had to decide whether to continue — a huge council with no guarantee of where it would land. He reconvened it. Over the next three years, Vatican II would reshape Catholic teaching on religious liberty, ecumenism, and the role of the laity in ways that still generate fierce debate. Paul VI inherited a process already in motion and chose to see it through.

1964

Quino drew Mafalda as an ad campaign for a home appliance company — the campaign was cancelled before it ran, but he …

Quino drew Mafalda as an ad campaign for a home appliance company — the campaign was cancelled before it ran, but he kept the character. A six-year-old Argentine girl who asked why adults kept ruining the world launched in 1964 and ran for ten years. She worried about nuclear war, poverty, and soup she hated. In Argentina under military dictatorship, the strip was eventually banned. In 1973, Quino stopped drawing her voluntarily, saying she'd said everything she had to say. She's been in print continuously since.

1966

General Motors had 'Panther' all ready to go, but Ford had already trademarked the name for a new project.

General Motors had 'Panther' all ready to go, but Ford had already trademarked the name for a new project. So the car that was going to be a Panther became a Camaro instead — a word GM initially told curious journalists meant 'a small, vicious animal that eats Mustangs.' It didn't mean anything. The Mustang had launched two years earlier and was outselling everything. Chevrolet's answer, renamed at the last moment, would go on to sell over 220,000 units in its first model year.

1967

Papst Paul VI.

Papst Paul VI. eröffnet in Rom die erste Bischofssynode. Das Gremium ist zwei Jahre zuvor während des Zweiten Vatikanischen Konzils durch das Motu proprio Apostolica sollicitudo eingerichtet worden.

1968

An der Deutschen Oper Berlin kommt es zur Uraufführung der Oper Ulisse von Luigi Dallapiccola.

An der Deutschen Oper Berlin kommt es zur Uraufführung der Oper Ulisse von Luigi Dallapiccola.

1968

el mexicano Pedro Rodríguez de la Vega gana las 24 Horas de Le Mans junto con su compañero Lucien Bianchi.

el mexicano Pedro Rodríguez de la Vega gana las 24 Horas de Le Mans junto con su compañero Lucien Bianchi.

1969

تأسيس أسرة الأدباء والكتاب في البحرين.

تأسيس أسرة الأدباء والكتاب في البحرين.

1969

la quatorzième symphonie de Dmitri Chostakovitch est créée à Leningrad, sous la direction de Rudolf Barchaï.

la quatorzième symphonie de Dmitri Chostakovitch est créée à Leningrad, sous la direction de Rudolf Barchaï.

1971

Oman has one of the longest recorded histories of any nation in the Arab world, with maritime trade routes dating bac…

Oman has one of the longest recorded histories of any nation in the Arab world, with maritime trade routes dating back 5,000 years. But its 1971 entry into the Arab League followed a very specific event: Sultan Qaboos bin Said had just deposed his own father in a palace coup months earlier, in July 1970. The old sultan had banned sunglasses, radios, and the use of electricity by private citizens. Qaboos opened the country, signed treaties, and joined the international order — all within his first year.

1972

Japan's recognition of the People's Republic of China in 1972 came with a quiet erasure: Japan simultaneously severed…

Japan's recognition of the People's Republic of China in 1972 came with a quiet erasure: Japan simultaneously severed all official ties with Taiwan, the Republic of China that it had maintained since 1952. The diplomatic switch happened in days, not years — Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka flew to Beijing and met Mao Zedong personally. China waived war reparations in exchange for normalized relations. Twenty-five years of one China policy vs. another resolved in a single visit. Taiwan lost a formal ally and has been navigating that absence ever since.

1973

combat de boxe Jean-Claude Bouttier-Carlos Monzón pour un titre mondial à Roland-Garros, organisé par Alain Delon en …

combat de boxe Jean-Claude Bouttier-Carlos Monzón pour un titre mondial à Roland-Garros, organisé par Alain Delon en présence de ses confrères acteurs Gabin et Belmondo, combat perdu de nouveau par Bouttier.

1975

Hermann Kahler und Heiner Müller erhalten den Lessing-Preis der DDR.

Hermann Kahler und Heiner Müller erhalten den Lessing-Preis der DDR.

1975

Detroit's WGPR-TV signed on in 1975 with a signal that reached maybe 200,000 homes — but what it represented reached …

Detroit's WGPR-TV signed on in 1975 with a signal that reached maybe 200,000 homes — but what it represented reached further. Founded by the International Free and Accepted Modern Masons, a Black fraternal organization, it became the first Black-owned-and-operated TV station in American history. For 20 years it ran local programming, news, and music until CBS bought it in 1995. The call letters stood for 'Where God's Presence Radiates.' The founders meant every letter.

1975

WGPR in Detroit didn't just put Black faces on television — it built an entire operation from scratch.

WGPR in Detroit didn't just put Black faces on television — it built an entire operation from scratch. William Banks, a Howard University-educated lawyer, had already turned WGPR into a nationally influential Black radio station before launching the TV channel in 1975. The station trained its own technicians, produced its own programming, and operated without the infrastructure networks provided their affiliates. It ran for 20 years before CBS bought it in 1995. Banks had proved the model worked. Detroit handed him the tools; he built something the industry said couldn't sustain itself.

1975

en Barcelona (España), la organización terrorista GRAPO (Grupos de Resistencia Antifascista Primero de Octubre) asesi…

en Barcelona (España), la organización terrorista GRAPO (Grupos de Resistencia Antifascista Primero de Octubre) asesina a un miembro de la Policía Armada.

1977

Muhammad Ali verteidigt seinen Box-Weltmeistertitel im Schwergewicht gegen Earnie Shavers im New Yorker Madison Squar…

Muhammad Ali verteidigt seinen Box-Weltmeistertitel im Schwergewicht gegen Earnie Shavers im New Yorker Madison Square Garden durch Sieg nach Punkten.

1977

As Bases da muralha de Cascais, a Bateria Alta, as Cortinas de Atiradores, o Forte de São Teodósio da Cadaveira e o F…

As Bases da muralha de Cascais, a Bateria Alta, as Cortinas de Atiradores, o Forte de São Teodósio da Cadaveira e o Forte do Guincho são classificados como imóveis de Interesse Público.

1979

Pope John Paul II touched down in Dublin, becoming the first pontiff to visit Ireland.

Pope John Paul II touched down in Dublin, becoming the first pontiff to visit Ireland. His arrival drew over a million people to Phoenix Park, signaling the immense influence of the Catholic Church in Irish public life at the time and temporarily uniting a nation deeply divided by the ongoing Troubles in Northern Ireland.

1979

Firing squads executed Equatorial Guinean dictator Francisco Macías Nguema after he was convicted of genocide and tre…

Firing squads executed Equatorial Guinean dictator Francisco Macías Nguema after he was convicted of genocide and treason. His removal ended an eleven-year reign of terror that had decimated the nation’s economy and forced a third of the population into exile, clearing the path for his nephew, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, to seize power.

1980

en Paraguay, Canal 9 - TV Cerro Korá deja de transmitir en blanco y negro, tras varios meses de pruebas en color.

en Paraguay, Canal 9 - TV Cerro Korá deja de transmitir en blanco y negro, tras varios meses de pruebas en color.

1981

An Iranian Air Force C-130 Hercules slammed into a firing range near Kahrizak, claiming eighty lives in a single cata…

An Iranian Air Force C-130 Hercules slammed into a firing range near Kahrizak, claiming eighty lives in a single catastrophic moment. This tragedy exposed critical gaps in air traffic coordination and ground safety protocols within the military, prompting immediate reviews of how transport flights interact with active training zones.

1981

en el local parisino Le Rose Bombón, el grupo Indochine actúa por primera vez.

en el local parisino Le Rose Bombón, el grupo Indochine actúa por primera vez. Después de actuar, firman un contrato con la empresa discográfica Clémence Melody.

1982

a 563 m bajo tierra, en el Área U7br del Sitio de pruebas atómicas de Nevada (a unos 100 km al noroeste de la ciudad …

a 563 m bajo tierra, en el Área U7br del Sitio de pruebas atómicas de Nevada (a unos 100 km al noroeste de la ciudad de Las Vegas), a las 5:30 (hora local) Estados Unidos detona su bomba atómica Borrego, de 1 kilotón. Es la bomba n.º 983 de las 1132 que Estados Unidos detonó entre 1945 y 1992.

Tylenol Murders Spark Safety Revolution Across America
1982

Tylenol Murders Spark Safety Revolution Across America

Seven people in the Chicago area died after swallowing Extra-Strength Tylenol capsules laced with potassium cyanide, triggering a nationwide panic and the largest consumer product recall in American history. The unsolved murders forced Johnson & Johnson to pioneer tamper-proof packaging and prompted Congress to pass federal anti-tampering laws that permanently transformed how medicines and food products are sealed and sold.

1983

In Chicago wird die III.

In Chicago wird die III. Symphonie von Witold Lutosławski uraufgeführt.

1986

en Huesca (España) se hace público el rechazo y la no ejecución del proyecto de embalse Lorenzo Pardo, el cual inunda…

en Huesca (España) se hace público el rechazo y la no ejecución del proyecto de embalse Lorenzo Pardo, el cual inundaba Campo (Huesca) y pueblos de alrededores.

1987

Vigilância Sanitária constata a contaminação das vítimas do acidente radioativo de Goiânia.

Vigilância Sanitária constata a contaminação das vítimas do acidente radioativo de Goiânia.

1988

Discovery roared into orbit, ending a thirty-two-month hiatus that had paralyzed the American space program following…

Discovery roared into orbit, ending a thirty-two-month hiatus that had paralyzed the American space program following the Challenger tragedy. By successfully deploying a tracking and data relay satellite, NASA restored public confidence in the shuttle fleet and proved that the redesigned solid rocket boosters could safely carry human crews back into space.

1988

محكمة العدل الدولية تصدر حكمًا بأحقية مصر في طابا.

محكمة العدل الدولية تصدر حكمًا بأحقية مصر في طابا.

1988

STS-26 launched 32 months after Challenger broke apart 73 seconds after liftoff, killing all seven crew members.

STS-26 launched 32 months after Challenger broke apart 73 seconds after liftoff, killing all seven crew members. Every person involved in that 1988 return flight knew exactly what the stakes were. NASA had redesigned the solid rocket booster O-rings, added a crew escape system, and run 50 major reviews. Commander Rick Hauck had been lobbying for the mission for months. The crew wore parachutes — a first. Discovery launched on schedule, flew four days, and landed clean. It wasn't a celebration. It was a proof, very carefully assembled, that they'd found what went wrong.

1988

إقلاع المكوك الفضائي ديسكفري من قاعدة رأس كانافيرال بفلوريدا محملة بخمس رواد فضاء بمهمة دامت 4 أيام.

إقلاع المكوك الفضائي ديسكفري من قاعدة رأس كانافيرال بفلوريدا محملة بخمس رواد فضاء بمهمة دامت 4 أيام.

1990

Am Sitz der Vereinten Nationen in New York beginnt der Weltkindergipfel.

Am Sitz der Vereinten Nationen in New York beginnt der Weltkindergipfel.

1990

The YF-22 beat its rival, the YF-23, in the Advanced Tactical Fighter competition — and engineers who've studied both…

The YF-22 beat its rival, the YF-23, in the Advanced Tactical Fighter competition — and engineers who've studied both aircraft have spent decades arguing the YF-23 was actually the faster, stealthier plane. Lockheed won partly because their design was considered lower-risk and more maintainable. The F-22 that eventually entered service in 2005 cost roughly $350 million per aircraft by some estimates. That first flight in 1990 set in motion one of the most expensive fighter programs ever built.

1990

Der Einigungsvertrag zwischen beiden deutschen Staaten tritt in Kraft.

Der Einigungsvertrag zwischen beiden deutschen Staaten tritt in Kraft.

1990

Der Prototyp YF-22 des Jagdflugzeugs F-22 absolviert seinen Erstflug.

Der Prototyp YF-22 des Jagdflugzeugs F-22 absolviert seinen Erstflug.

1990

They broke ground in 1907.

They broke ground in 1907. Woodrow Wilson's funeral was held there in 1924 — decades before the building was finished. Construction stretched across 83 years, two World Wars, and the entire Cold War, funded almost entirely by private donations and the sale of small stone blocks to the public. The final stone, a small finial on the southwest tower, was set by President George H.W. Bush. It took longer to build than the entire lifespan of most institutions it outlasted.

1990

Finland opens the Tampere Hall, a massive new hub for concerts and congresses that instantly becomes the largest such…

Finland opens the Tampere Hall, a massive new hub for concerts and congresses that instantly becomes the largest such venue across the Nordic countries. This facility transforms Tampere into a regional cultural magnet, drawing international performers and hosting major gatherings that previously had no suitable local home.

1990

Eighty-three years after the first stone was laid, workers placed the final finial atop the Washington National Cathe…

Eighty-three years after the first stone was laid, workers placed the final finial atop the Washington National Cathedral. This completion finalized the sixth-largest cathedral in the world, providing a permanent home for state funerals and national interfaith services that anchor the capital’s civic life.

1991

coup d'État militaire en Haïti.

coup d'État militaire en Haïti.

1991

Haitian military forces ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the country’s first democratically elected leader, j…

Haitian military forces ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the country’s first democratically elected leader, just eight months into his term. This violent coup triggered a massive exodus of refugees and prompted the Organization of American States to impose a crippling trade embargo, deepening the nation’s economic instability for years to come.

1991

Jean-Bertrand Aristide had been president of Haiti for eight months — elected with 67% of the vote, the country's fir…

Jean-Bertrand Aristide had been president of Haiti for eight months — elected with 67% of the vote, the country's first democratic transfer of power. Then the military took him at gunpoint on September 29, 1991. General Raoul Cédras led the coup. The international community imposed sanctions; the junta held on for three years. Aristide was eventually returned to power in 1994 with U.S. military support. The coup didn't just interrupt democracy — it triggered a refugee crisis, with thousands of Haitians attempting the ocean crossing to Florida in the months that followed.

1992

Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies voted overwhelmingly to impeach President Fernando Collor de Mello following a massive c…

Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies voted overwhelmingly to impeach President Fernando Collor de Mello following a massive corruption scandal involving influence peddling and illicit bank accounts. This unprecedented move forced Collor to resign before his trial, cementing the strength of Brazil’s young democracy and demonstrating that even the highest executive office remained subject to constitutional accountability.

1995

The United States Navy decommissioned Fighter Squadron 84, retiring the famous skull-and-crossbones insignia from act…

The United States Navy decommissioned Fighter Squadron 84, retiring the famous skull-and-crossbones insignia from active service. While the squadron dissolved, the Navy transferred the Jolly Rogers name and emblem to VF-103, ensuring the unit’s visual identity persisted on the decks of aircraft carriers for decades to come.

1995

Die PlayStation kommt in Europa auf den Markt.

Die PlayStation kommt in Europa auf den Markt.

1997

Britische Wissenschaftler bestätigen die ursächliche Beziehung zwischen der neuen Variante der menschlichen Gehirnerk…

Britische Wissenschaftler bestätigen die ursächliche Beziehung zwischen der neuen Variante der menschlichen Gehirnerkrankung Creutzfeldt-Jakob-Krankheit und Bovine spongiforme Enzephalopathie (BSE).

1997

la banda de rock británica The Verve lanza Urban Hymns, su tercer álbum de estudio que logró vender millones de copia…

la banda de rock británica The Verve lanza Urban Hymns, su tercer álbum de estudio que logró vender millones de copias gracias a éxitos del álbum como «Bitter Sweet Symphony», «The Drugs Don't Work», «Lucky Man» y «Sonnet».

1998

la cantante colombiana Shakira lanza su álbum ¿Dónde están los ladrones?, logrando importantes ventas en Estados Unidos.

la cantante colombiana Shakira lanza su álbum ¿Dónde están los ladrones?, logrando importantes ventas en Estados Unidos.

1998

el cantante puertorriqueño Chayanne publica el sencillo «Como tú» de su 8.º álbum "Atado a tu amor" es el más exitoso…

el cantante puertorriqueño Chayanne publica el sencillo «Como tú» de su 8.º álbum "Atado a tu amor" es el más exitoso en la carrera del cantante puertorriqueño-estadounidense debido a sus ventas, con este disco llegó a cumplir uno de sus sueños, llegar a otro continente, como lo fue Europa.

1999

en México Rosario Robles es designada Jefa de Gobierno del Distrito Federal en sustitución de Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas Sol…

en México Rosario Robles es designada Jefa de Gobierno del Distrito Federal en sustitución de Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas Solórzano.

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2000

Der deutsche Bundesrat hält die erste Sitzung im ehemaligen Sitz des Preußischen Herrenhauses, dem heutigen Bundesrat…

Der deutsche Bundesrat hält die erste Sitzung im ehemaligen Sitz des Preußischen Herrenhauses, dem heutigen Bundesratsgebäude, in Berlin nach seinem Umzug aus Bonn ab.

2001

arrêt de la publication du journal Syracuse Herald-Journal.

arrêt de la publication du journal Syracuse Herald-Journal.

2001

The Syracuse Herald-Journal shuttered its presses after 162 years of continuous operation, ending a century and a hal…

The Syracuse Herald-Journal shuttered its presses after 162 years of continuous operation, ending a century and a half of local reporting in Central New York. This closure signaled the rapid consolidation of the American newspaper industry, as the Newhouse family merged the publication into its sister paper, The Post-Standard, to eliminate competition and reduce overhead costs.

2002

en Busan (Corea del Sur) comienzan los XIV Juegos Asiáticos.

en Busan (Corea del Sur) comienzan los XIV Juegos Asiáticos.

2003

Hurricane Juan hit Halifax with 158 km/h winds and a storm surge that pushed seawater into areas that hadn't flooded …

Hurricane Juan hit Halifax with 158 km/h winds and a storm surge that pushed seawater into areas that hadn't flooded in living memory. It killed eight people, uprooted 100,000 trees in Point Pleasant Park alone — trees that had taken a century to grow — and caused $200 million in damage. Nova Scotia's power grid went dark for weeks in some areas. The park took fifteen years to partially recover. Haligonians who lived through it still use Juan as a timestamp: before Juan, after Juan.

2003

Furacão Juan causa grandes prejuízos na Nova Escócia.

Furacão Juan causa grandes prejuízos na Nova Escócia.

2003

el aventurero británico David Hempleman-Adams (47) se convierte en la primera persona que cruza el océano Atlántico e…

el aventurero británico David Hempleman-Adams (47) se convierte en la primera persona que cruza el océano Atlántico en un globo rozier (inventado en 1784 por Jean-François Pilâtre de Rozier).

2004

Asteroid 4179 Toutatis skimmed past Earth at a distance of just four lunar orbits, providing astronomers with an unpr…

Asteroid 4179 Toutatis skimmed past Earth at a distance of just four lunar orbits, providing astronomers with an unprecedented radar view of its tumbling, potato-shaped surface. This close encounter allowed scientists to map the near-Earth object’s complex rotation, refining our ability to track potentially hazardous space rocks that cross our planet’s orbital path.

2004

Kurt Krenn, wegen der Vorgänge im Priesterseminar seiner Diözese in die Kritik geratener Bischof von St. Pölten, gibt…

Kurt Krenn, wegen der Vorgänge im Priesterseminar seiner Diözese in die Kritik geratener Bischof von St. Pölten, gibt gegenüber der österreichischen Tageszeitung Der Standard seinen Rücktritt auf Wunsch von Papst Johannes Paul II. bekannt.

2004

Burt Rutan's team had 14 days to fly to space twice.

Burt Rutan's team had 14 days to fly to space twice. That was the deal — reach 100 kilometers, land, do it again within a fortnight, and claim $10 million. On the first flight, SpaceShipOne rolled violently 29 times during ascent. Pilot Mike Melvill kept going anyway. The ship was built in a California desert by a team that'd never launched anything into space before. They won the prize on October 4th. And then Richard Branson bought the technology and called it Virgin Galactic.

2005

John Roberts was 50 when he was confirmed as Chief Justice — one of the youngest in American history.

John Roberts was 50 when he was confirmed as Chief Justice — one of the youngest in American history. He'd argued 39 cases before the Supreme Court as a private attorney before joining the bench, which gave him an unusually precise understanding of how the Court actually worked from the other side. The Senate confirmed him 78-22, a wider margin than most expected. He's since presided over some of the most consequential terms in the Court's modern history, writing opinions on both sides of major rulings in ways that have frustrated everyone at some point.

2005

The U.S.

The U.S. Senate confirmed John Roberts as the 17th Chief Justice of the United States, ending a months-long confirmation process. His appointment solidified a conservative majority on the Supreme Court, directly influencing judicial outcomes on issues ranging from campaign finance and voting rights to the expansion of executive power for the next two decades.

2006

Gol Transportes Aéreos Flight 1907 collided with a private Embraer Legacy 600 over the Amazon rainforest, killing all…

Gol Transportes Aéreos Flight 1907 collided with a private Embraer Legacy 600 over the Amazon rainforest, killing all 154 people on board the airliner. The tragedy exposed systemic failures in Brazil’s air traffic control and radar infrastructure, forcing the government to overhaul its national airspace management and leading to years of intense legal battles over pilot negligence.

2006

Representative Mark Foley resigned his Florida seat immediately after ABC News exposed his sexually explicit instant …

Representative Mark Foley resigned his Florida seat immediately after ABC News exposed his sexually explicit instant messages to teenage congressional pages. The scandal shattered the Republican Party’s reputation for moral discipline just weeks before the 2006 midterm elections, contributing directly to the Democrats winning control of the House of Representatives for the first time in twelve years.

2006

The Legacy business jet's transponder had been accidentally switched off during flight, making it invisible to air tr…

The Legacy business jet's transponder had been accidentally switched off during flight, making it invisible to air traffic control. Gol Flight 1907's Boeing 737 struck it at 37,000 feet over the Amazon. The Legacy landed safely — its wingtip damaged but flyable. All 154 aboard the 737 died. Brazil's aviation system, already understaffed and under-equipped, collapsed into chaos in the months after. Two American pilots on the Legacy faced criminal charges in a case that divided aviation experts worldwide.

2007

Calder Hall opened in 1956 as the world's first nuclear power station to feed electricity into a national grid — Brit…

Calder Hall opened in 1956 as the world's first nuclear power station to feed electricity into a national grid — Britain's grid, 60 miles from Manchester. It generated power for 47 years before closing in 2003. When it was demolished in 2007, the controlled explosion brought down cooling towers that had become regional landmarks. The plant had been as much a statement of postwar British ambition as it was an energy facility. It also produced plutonium for nuclear weapons on the side — a detail the government didn't emphasize at the opening ceremony.

2008

Seven hundred seventy-seven points.

Seven hundred seventy-seven points. In a single day. The Dow hadn't dropped that much in raw numbers ever — and it happened on the same day Congress voted down the $700 billion bank bailout bill. Traders watched the tally fall in real time, some reportedly standing silent on the floor. The drop wiped out roughly $1.2 trillion in market value in six hours. Congress passed a revised version four days later. The number 777 would have felt lucky under almost any other circumstance.

2008

The Dow Jones plummeted a record 778 points after the House rejected the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act, sendin…

The Dow Jones plummeted a record 778 points after the House rejected the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act, sending shockwaves through global markets. This immediate crash forced Congress to quickly revise and pass the bill days later, unlocking $700 billion in funds that prevented a total collapse of the American banking system during the Great Recession.

2009

The earthquake struck before dawn, a magnitude 8.1 centered in the Samoa trench — one of the deepest parts of the Pac…

The earthquake struck before dawn, a magnitude 8.1 centered in the Samoa trench — one of the deepest parts of the Pacific Ocean. The tsunami reached shore within minutes, some waves over 14 meters high. In American Samoa, entire coastal villages were simply gone. More than 189 people died across Samoa, American Samoa, and Tonga. The warning systems in the Pacific had been upgraded after the 2004 Indian Ocean disaster, and alerts went out fast — but when waves arrive in 15 minutes, even a fast warning can't move everyone far enough inland in time.

2009

An 8.0 magnitude earthquake struck near the Samoan Islands, triggering a devastating tsunami that claimed nearly 200 …

An 8.0 magnitude earthquake struck near the Samoan Islands, triggering a devastating tsunami that claimed nearly 200 lives across Samoa, American Samoa, and Tonga. The disaster decimated coastal infrastructure and prompted a complete overhaul of regional early-warning systems, forcing Pacific nations to integrate real-time seismic data into their emergency evacuation protocols.

2010

en España tiene lugar una jornada de huelga general convocada por las dos principales centrales sindicales, Comisione…

en España tiene lugar una jornada de huelga general convocada por las dos principales centrales sindicales, Comisiones Obreras y Unión General de Trabajadores.

2011

A special court in India convicted 269 officials for the 1992 Vachathi atrocity, where police and forest officers bru…

A special court in India convicted 269 officials for the 1992 Vachathi atrocity, where police and forest officers brutalized a Dalit village. This verdict ended nearly two decades of legal stagnation, forcing the state to acknowledge systemic violence against marginalized communities and securing long-overdue compensation for the survivors of the state-sponsored assault.

2011

en el Cosmódromo de Baikonur (Kazajistán), Rusia lanza el satélite mexicano QuetzSat 1 mediante los International Lau…

en el Cosmódromo de Baikonur (Kazajistán), Rusia lanza el satélite mexicano QuetzSat 1 mediante los International Launch Services (‘servicios internacionales de lanzamiento’).

2013

Boko Haram gunmen stormed the College of Agriculture in Gujba, Nigeria, murdering 42 students in their sleep.

Boko Haram gunmen stormed the College of Agriculture in Gujba, Nigeria, murdering 42 students in their sleep. This massacre intensified the group’s campaign against Western-style education, forcing the closure of numerous schools across Yobe State and deepening the humanitarian crisis in the Lake Chad region.

2015

حركةُ طالبان تُسيطر على مدينة قندوز عاصمة ولاية قندوز في شمال أفغانستان.

حركةُ طالبان تُسيطر على مدينة قندوز عاصمة ولاية قندوز في شمال أفغانستان.

2015

وكالة «ناسا» الأمريكية تؤكد وجود «سائل الحياة» (الماء) تحت السطح المتجمد لكوكب المريخ.

وكالة «ناسا» الأمريكية تؤكد وجود «سائل الحياة» (الماء) تحت السطح المتجمد لكوكب المريخ.

2016

Indian forces launched surgical strikes across the Line of Control to target militant launchpads eleven days after th…

Indian forces launched surgical strikes across the Line of Control to target militant launchpads eleven days after the Uri attack. This direct military response forced Pakistan to publicly acknowledge the incursions and shifted regional rhetoric from diplomatic protests to concrete security recalibrations.

2018

زلزال يضرب جزيرة سولاوسي في إندونيسيا بقوة 7.5 درجات على مقياس ريختر ويتسبب بموجة تسونامي تودي بحياة 830 شخصًا على ال…

زلزال يضرب جزيرة سولاوسي في إندونيسيا بقوة 7.5 درجات على مقياس ريختر ويتسبب بموجة تسونامي تودي بحياة 830 شخصًا على الأقل وإصابة أكثر من 1000 آخرين.

2019

In Kopenhagen eröffnet der Cityringen des Metronetzes.

In Kopenhagen eröffnet der Cityringen des Metronetzes.

2019

Polling stations in Afghanistan's 2019 presidential election were attacked with rockets, suicide bombs, and targeted …

Polling stations in Afghanistan's 2019 presidential election were attacked with rockets, suicide bombs, and targeted shootings. Taliban threats kept millions home — turnout was the lowest in the country's modern electoral history, roughly 2 million votes cast in a country of 38 million. The results took months, triggered a dispute, and produced a parallel inauguration. Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah both declared themselves president. The election that was supposed to demonstrate democratic stability instead demonstrated how fragile the entire structure had become. Eighteen months later, it had all collapsed anyway.

2023

au Pakistan, un attentat-suicide lors d'une procession religieuse provoque la mort de 52 personnes.

au Pakistan, un attentat-suicide lors d'une procession religieuse provoque la mort de 52 personnes.

2024

cerca de la villa colombiana de San Francisco (departamento de Antioquia), hombres de la policía colombiana matan al …

cerca de la villa colombiana de San Francisco (departamento de Antioquia), hombres de la policía colombiana matan al exmilitar y criminal Juan Carlos Rodríguez Agudelo, alias Zeus, junto con varios miembros del Clan del Golfo.

2024

la gravedad del planeta Tierra captura temporalmente al asteroide 2024 PT5, de 11 metros de diámetro, descubierto hac…

la gravedad del planeta Tierra captura temporalmente al asteroide 2024 PT5, de 11 metros de diámetro, descubierto hace un mes y medio, y lo convierte en lo que se conoce como una «miniluna» durante un período de 57 días entre el 29 de septiembre y el 25 de noviembre de 2024.

2024

cerca de la ciudad de Vichada (Colombia) cae un helicóptero Bell Huey II de la Fuerza Aérea Colombiana cuando realiza…

cerca de la ciudad de Vichada (Colombia) cae un helicóptero Bell Huey II de la Fuerza Aérea Colombiana cuando realizaba una misión humanitaria: fallecen sus ocho ocupantes.

2024

en Autriche, le FPÖ remporte les élections législatives.

en Autriche, le FPÖ remporte les élections législatives.

2024

7e jours des bombardements israéliens au Liban qui font état de 105 morts et 359 blessés de plus.

7e jours des bombardements israéliens au Liban qui font état de 105 morts et 359 blessés de plus.

2025

Hamas e Israel iniciam cessar-fogo e libertam reféns e prisioneiros como parte do plano de paz para Gaza.

Hamas e Israel iniciam cessar-fogo e libertam reféns e prisioneiros como parte do plano de paz para Gaza.

2025

l'effondrement d'une école islamique dans le Kabupaten de Sidoarjo fait au moins 54 morts et une dizaine de disparus.

l'effondrement d'une école islamique dans le Kabupaten de Sidoarjo fait au moins 54 morts et une dizaine de disparus.

2025

à Madagascar, le gouvernement de Christian Ntsay est dissout en réponse au manifestations débutés quatre jours plus tôt.

à Madagascar, le gouvernement de Christian Ntsay est dissout en réponse au manifestations débutés quatre jours plus tôt.