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Source: Wikipedia<\/a><\/p>\n\n1066<\/a> – Harold Godwinson<\/a> is crowned King of England<\/a>.<\/li>\n1205<\/a> – Philip of Swabia<\/a> becomes King of the Romans<\/a>.<\/li>\n1449<\/a> – Byzantine Emperor Constantine XI<\/a> is crowned at Mistra<\/a>.<\/li>\n1535<\/a> – Francisco Pizarro<\/a> founds the city of Lima, Peru<\/a>.<\/li>\n1494<\/a> – The first Mass in the New World<\/a> is celebrated at La Isabela<\/a>, Hispaniola<\/a>.<\/li>\n1540<\/a> – King Henry VIII of England<\/a> marries Anne of Cleves<\/a>.<\/li>\n1579<\/a> – The Union of Atrecht<\/a> is signed.<\/li>\n1649<\/a> – The Rump Parliament<\/a> votes to put Charles I<\/a> on trial.<\/li>\n1661<\/a> – The Fifth Monarchists<\/a> unsuccessfully attempt to seize control of London<\/a>.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n1690<\/a> – Joseph<\/a>, son of Emperor Leopold I<\/a>, becomes King of the Romans.<\/li>\n1720<\/a> – The Committee of Inquiry on the South Sea Bubble<\/a> publishes its findings.<\/li>\n1781<\/a> – In the Battle of Jersey<\/a>, the British<\/a> defeat the last attempt by France<\/a> to invade Jersey.<\/li>\n1838<\/a> – Samuel Morse<\/a> first successfully tests the electrical telegraph<\/a>.<\/li>\n1853<\/a> – President-elect of the United States<\/a> Franklin Pierce<\/a> and his family<\/a> are involved in a train wreck<\/a> near Andover, Massachusetts<\/a>.<\/li>\n1870<\/a> – The inauguration of the Musikverein<\/a> (Vienna<\/a>).<\/li>\n1887<\/a> – `Abd-allah II<\/a> of Harar<\/a> opens the Battle of Chelenqo<\/a> with an attack on the camp of the Shewan<\/a> army of Negus<\/a> Menelik II<\/a>.<\/li>\n1893<\/a> – The Washington National Cathedral<\/a> is chartered by Congress<\/a>. The charter is signed by President<\/a> Benjamin Harrison<\/a>.<\/li>\n1900<\/a> – Boers<\/a> attack Ladysmith, South Africa<\/a> – over 1,000 people killed.<\/li>\n1907<\/a> – Maria Montessori<\/a> opens her first school and daycare center for working class<\/a> children in Rome<\/a>.<\/li>\n1912<\/a> – New Mexico<\/a> is admitted as the 47th U.S. state<\/a>.<\/li>\n1929<\/a> – King Alexander of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes<\/a> suspends his country<\/a>‘s constitution (the so-called January 6th Dictatorship, \u0160estojanuarska diktatura<\/em>).<\/li>\n1929 – Mother Teresa<\/a> arrives in Calcutta<\/a> to begin a her work amongst India<\/a>‘s poorest and diseased people.<\/li>\n1930<\/a> – The first diesel<\/a>-engine automobile<\/a> trip is completed (from Indianapolis, Indiana<\/a>, to New York City<\/a>).<\/li>\n1931<\/a> – Thomas Edison<\/a> submits his last patent<\/a> application.<\/li>\n1936<\/a> – The Supreme Court of the United States<\/a> rules that the 1933<\/a> Agricultural Adjustment Act<\/a> was unconstitutional in the case United States v. Butler et al.<\/a><\/li>\n1940<\/a> – Mass execution of Poles, committed by Germans<\/a> in the city of Pozna\u0144<\/a>, Warthegau<\/a>.<\/li>\n1941<\/a> – President Franklin Delano Roosevelt<\/a> delivers his Four Freedoms Speech<\/a> in the State of the Union<\/a> Address.<\/li>\n1942<\/a> – Pan American Airlines<\/a> becomes the first commercial airline to schedule a flight around the world.<\/li>\n1950<\/a> – The United Kingdom<\/a> recognizes the People’s Republic of China<\/a>. The Republic of China<\/a> severs diplomatic relations with the UK in response.<\/li>\n1967<\/a> – United States Marine Corps<\/a> and ARVN<\/a> troops launch “Operation Deckhouse Five<\/a>” in the Mekong River<\/a> delta.<\/li>\n1974<\/a> – In response to the 1973 energy crisis<\/a>, daylight saving time<\/a> commences nearly four months early in the United States<\/a>.<\/li>\n1978<\/a> – The Crown of St. Stephen<\/a> (also known as the Holy Crown of Hungary) is returned to Hungary<\/a> from the United States, where it was held after World War II<\/a>.<\/li>\n1980<\/a> – The beginning of the first GPS<\/a> epoch.<\/li>\n1995<\/a> – A chemical fire in an apartment complex in Manila, Philippines<\/a>, leads to the discovery of plans for Project Bojinka<\/a>, a mass-terrorist attack.<\/li>\n2004<\/a> – Costas Simitis<\/a> announces his resignation as president of the Panhellenic Socialist Movement<\/a> in Greece<\/a>.<\/li>\n2005<\/a> – Mississippi Civil Rights Workers Murders<\/a>: Edgar Ray Killen<\/a> is arrested as a suspect for the 1964 murders of three Civil Rights workers.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/a><\/p>\n[edit<\/a>]<\/span> Births<\/span><\/h2>\n\n1367<\/a> – Richard II of England<\/a> (d. 1400)<\/li>\n1412<\/a> – Joan of Arc<\/a>, Roman Catholic<\/a> Saint<\/a> and national heroine<\/a> of France<\/a> (legendary date) (d. 1431)<\/li>\n1486<\/a> – Martin Agricola<\/a>, German composer (d. 1556)<\/li>\n1488<\/a> – Helius Eobanus Hessus<\/a>, German poet (d. 1540)<\/li>\n1525<\/a> – Caspar Peucer<\/a>, German reformer (d. 1602)<\/li>\n1561<\/a> – Thomas Fincke<\/a>, Danish mathematician (d. 1656)<\/li>\n1580<\/a> – (baptised) John Smith of Jamestown<\/a> (d. 1631)<\/li>\n1587<\/a> – Gaspar de Guzm\u00e1n y Pimentel, Count-Duke of Olivares<\/a>, Spanish statesman (d. 1645)<\/li>\n1595<\/a> – Claude Favre de Vaugelas<\/a>, French man of letters (d. 1650)<\/li>\n1617<\/a> – Kristoffer Gabel<\/a>, Danish statesman (d. 1673)<\/li>\n1655<\/a> – Jakob Bernoulli<\/a>, Swiss mathematician (d. 1705)<\/li>\n1655 – Eleonore-Magdalena of Neuburg<\/a>, Holy Roman Empire Empress (d. 1720)<\/li>\n1673<\/a> – 1st Duke of Chandos<\/a>, English aristocrat, eponym of Handel<\/a>‘s Chandos Anthems<\/em> (d. 1744)<\/li>\n1714<\/a> – Percivall Pott<\/a>, English physician (d. 1788)<\/li>\n1745<\/a> – \u00c9tienne Montgolfier<\/a>, French inventor (d. 1799)<\/li>\n1793<\/a> – James Madison Porter<\/a>, American politician (d. 1862)<\/li>\n1795<\/a> – Anselme Payen<\/a>, French chemist (d. 1871)<\/li>\n1799<\/a> – Jedediah Strong Smith<\/a>, U.S. hunter, explorer (d. 1831)<\/li>\n1803<\/a> – Henri Herz<\/a>, Austrian pianist, composer (d. 1888)<\/li>\n1807<\/a> – Jozef Maximili\u00e1n Petzval<\/a>, Slovak inventor (d. 1891)<\/li>\n1808<\/a> – Joseph Pitty Couthouy<\/a>, American naval officer (d. 1864)<\/li>\n1811<\/a> – Charles Sumner<\/a>, U.S. politician (d. 1874)<\/li>\n1812<\/a> – Melchora Aquino<\/a>, Filipino revolutionary hero (d. 1919)<\/li>\n1819<\/a> – Baldassare Verazzi<\/a>, Italian painter (d. 1886)<\/li>\n1822<\/a> – Heinrich Schliemann<\/a>, German archaeologist (d. 1890)<\/li>\n1832<\/a> – Gustave Dor\u00e9<\/a>, French painter and sculptor (d. 1883)<\/li>\n1838<\/a> – Max Bruch<\/a>, German composer (d. 1920)<\/li>\n1848<\/a> – Hristo Botev<\/a>, Bulgarian poet and revolutionary (d. 1876)<\/li>\n1850<\/a> – Franz Xaver Scharwenka<\/a>, Polish-German pianist and composer (d. 1924)<\/li>\n1856<\/a> – Giuseppe Martucci<\/a>, Italian composer (d. 1909)<\/li>\n1857<\/a> – Hugh Mahon<\/a>, Irish-born Australian politician (d. 1931)<\/li>\n1857<\/a> – William E. Russell<\/a>, 37th<\/sup> Governor of Massachusetts<\/a> (d. 1896)<\/li>\n1859<\/a> – Samuel Alexander<\/a>, Australian-born British philosopher (d. 1938)<\/li>\n1861<\/a> – George Exton Lloyd<\/a>, Anglican bishop and theologian (d. 1940)<\/li>\n1868<\/a> – Vittorio Monti<\/a>, Italian composer (Csardas<\/em>) (d. 1922)<\/li>\n1870<\/a> – Gustav Bauer<\/a>, Chancellor of Germany<\/a> (d. 1944)<\/li>\n1872<\/a> – Alexander Scriabin<\/a>, Russian composer (d. 1915)<\/li>\n1874<\/a> – Fred Niblo<\/a>, American film actor, director, producer (d. 1948)<\/li>\n1878<\/a> – Carl Sandburg<\/a>, American poet and historian (d. 1967)<\/li>\n1878 – Dame Adeline Gen\u00e9e<\/a>, Danish-British ballerina (d. 1970)<\/li>\n1880<\/a> – Tom Mix<\/a>, American actor (d. 1940)<\/li>\n1882<\/a> – Aleksandra Ekster<\/a>, Russian painter (d. 1949)<\/li>\n1882 – Sam Rayburn<\/a>, American politician (d. 1961)<\/li>\n1882 – Fan S. Noli<\/a>, Albanian bishop (d. 1965)<\/li>\n1883<\/a> – Khalil Gibran<\/a>, Lebanese writer (d. 1931)<\/li>\n1898<\/a> – James Fitzmaurice<\/a>, Irish aviation pioneer (d. 1965)<\/li>\n1898 – Charles E. Pont<\/a>, American artist (d. 1971)<\/li>\n1899<\/a> – Phyllis Haver<\/a>, American actress (d. 1960)<\/li>\n1899 – Heinrich Nordhoff<\/a>, German automobile engineer (d. 1968)<\/li>\n1900<\/a> – Kathryn Hulme<\/a>, American novelist (d. 1981)<\/li>\n1902<\/a> – Helmut Poppendick<\/a>, Nazi physician (d. 1994)<\/li>\n1903<\/a> – Francis L. Sullivan<\/a>, English actor (d. 1956)<\/li>\n1903 – Maurice Abravanel<\/a>, Greek-born conductor (d. 1993)<\/li>\n1905<\/a> – Idris Davies<\/a>, Welsh poet (d. 1953)<\/li>\n1907<\/a> – David Fleay<\/a>, Australian naturalist (d. 1993)<\/li>\n1910<\/a> – Wright Morris<\/a>, American writer (d. 1998)<\/li>\n1912<\/a> – Danny Thomas<\/a>, American actor (d. 1991)<\/li>\n1913<\/a> – Loretta Young<\/a>, American actress (d. 2000)<\/li>\n1913 – Edward Gierek<\/a>, Polish politician (d. 2001)<\/li>\n1915<\/a> – Alan Watts<\/a>, English writer\/philosopher (d. 1973)<\/li>\n1915 – John C. Lilly<\/a>, American psychoanalyst (d. 2001)<\/li>\n1916<\/a> – Vincent Serventy<\/a>, Australian writer and conservationist (d. 2007)<\/li>\n1917<\/a> – Koo Chen-fu<\/a>, Chinese negotiator (d. 2005)<\/li>\n1920<\/a> – Doris Stokes<\/a>, British psychic medium (d. 1987)<\/li>\n1920 – Early Wynn<\/a>, American baseball player (d. 1999)<\/li>\n1920 – John Maynard Smith<\/a>, English biologist (d. 2004)<\/li>\n1920 – Sun Myung Moon<\/a>, Korean evangelist<\/li>\n1921<\/a> – Cary Middlecoff<\/a>, American golfer (d. 1998)<\/li>\n1923<\/a> – Norman Kirk<\/a>, New Zealander politician (d. 1974)<\/li>\n1923 – Jacobo Timerman<\/a>, Argentine writer (d. 1999)<\/li>\n1924<\/a> – Earl Scruggs<\/a>, American musician<\/li>\n1925<\/a> – John De Lorean<\/a>, American auto maker (d. 2005)<\/li>\n1926<\/a> – Pat Flaherty<\/a>, American racecar driver (d. 2002)<\/li>\n1926 – Kid Gavilan<\/a>, Cuban boxer (d. 2003)<\/li>\n1926 – Mickey Hargitay<\/a>, Hungarian-born American actor and bodybuilder (d. 2006)<\/li>\n1926 – Ralph Branca<\/a>, American baseball player<\/li>\n1926 – Kim Dae-jung<\/a>, President of South Korea<\/a> and Nobel laureate<\/a><\/li>\n1928<\/a> – Capucine<\/a>, French actress (d. 1990)<\/li>\n1928 – George H. Ross<\/a>, American businessman<\/li>\n1929<\/a> – Babrak Karmal<\/a>, Afghani politician (d. 1996)<\/li>\n1929 – Anne Rogers Clark<\/a>, American dog breeder and trainer (d. 2006)<\/li>\n1930<\/a> – Vic Tayback<\/a>, American actor (d. 1990)<\/li>\n1931<\/a> – E. L. Doctorow<\/a>, American author<\/li>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n[edit<\/a>]<\/span> Births<\/span><\/h2>\n\n1367<\/a> – Richard II of England<\/a> (d. 1400)<\/li>\n1412<\/a> – Joan of Arc<\/a>, Roman Catholic<\/a> Saint<\/a> and national heroine<\/a> of France<\/a> (legendary date) (d. 1431)<\/li>\n1486<\/a> – Martin Agricola<\/a>, German composer (d. 1556)<\/li>\n1488<\/a> – Helius Eobanus Hessus<\/a>, German poet (d. 1540)<\/li>\n1525<\/a> – Caspar Peucer<\/a>, German reformer (d. 1602)<\/li>\n1561<\/a> – Thomas Fincke<\/a>, Danish mathematician (d. 1656)<\/li>\n1580<\/a> – (baptised) John Smith of Jamestown<\/a> (d. 1631)<\/li>\n1587<\/a> – Gaspar de Guzm\u00e1n y Pimentel, Count-Duke of Olivares<\/a>, Spanish statesman (d. 1645)<\/li>\n1595<\/a> – Claude Favre de Vaugelas<\/a>, French man of letters (d. 1650)<\/li>\n1617<\/a> – Kristoffer Gabel<\/a>, Danish statesman (d. 1673)<\/li>\n1655<\/a> – Jakob Bernoulli<\/a>, Swiss mathematician (d. 1705)<\/li>\n1655 – Eleonore-Magdalena of Neuburg<\/a>, Holy Roman Empire Empress (d. 1720)<\/li>\n1673<\/a> – 1st Duke of Chandos<\/a>, English aristocrat, eponym of Handel<\/a>‘s Chandos Anthems<\/em> (d. 1744)<\/li>\n1714<\/a> – Percivall Pott<\/a>, English physician (d. 1788)<\/li>\n1745<\/a> – \u00c9tienne Montgolfier<\/a>, French inventor (d. 1799)<\/li>\n1793<\/a> – James Madison Porter<\/a>, American politician (d. 1862)<\/li>\n1795<\/a> – Anselme Payen<\/a>, French chemist (d. 1871)<\/li>\n1799<\/a> – Jedediah Strong Smith<\/a>, U.S. hunter, explorer (d. 1831)<\/li>\n1803<\/a> – Henri Herz<\/a>, Austrian pianist, composer (d. 1888)<\/li>\n1807<\/a> – Jozef Maximili\u00e1n Petzval<\/a>, Slovak inventor (d. 1891)<\/li>\n1808<\/a> – Joseph Pitty Couthouy<\/a>, American naval officer (d. 1864)<\/li>\n1811<\/a> – Charles Sumner<\/a>, U.S. politician (d. 1874)<\/li>\n1812<\/a> – Melchora Aquino<\/a>, Filipino revolutionary hero (d. 1919)<\/li>\n1819<\/a> – Baldassare Verazzi<\/a>, Italian painter (d. 1886)<\/li>\n1822<\/a> – Heinrich Schliemann<\/a>, German archaeologist (d. 1890)<\/li>\n1832<\/a> – Gustave Dor\u00e9<\/a>, French painter and sculptor (d. 1883)<\/li>\n1838<\/a> – Max Bruch<\/a>, German composer (d. 1920)<\/li>\n1848<\/a> – Hristo Botev<\/a>, Bulgarian poet and revolutionary (d. 1876)<\/li>\n1850<\/a> – Franz Xaver Scharwenka<\/a>, Polish-German pianist and composer (d. 1924)<\/li>\n1856<\/a> – Giuseppe Martucci<\/a>, Italian composer (d. 1909)<\/li>\n1857<\/a> – Hugh Mahon<\/a>, Irish-born Australian politician (d. 1931)<\/li>\n1857<\/a> – William E. Russell<\/a>, 37th<\/sup> Governor of Massachusetts<\/a> (d. 1896)<\/li>\n1859<\/a> – Samuel Alexander<\/a>, Australian-born British philosopher (d. 1938)<\/li>\n1861<\/a> – George Exton Lloyd<\/a>, Anglican bishop and theologian (d. 1940)<\/li>\n1868<\/a> – Vittorio Monti<\/a>, Italian composer (Csardas<\/em>) (d. 1922)<\/li>\n1870<\/a> – Gustav Bauer<\/a>, Chancellor of Germany<\/a> (d. 1944)<\/li>\n1872<\/a> – Alexander Scriabin<\/a>, Russian composer (d. 1915)<\/li>\n1874<\/a> – Fred Niblo<\/a>, American film actor, director, producer (d. 1948)<\/li>\n1878<\/a> – Carl Sandburg<\/a>, American poet and historian (d. 1967)<\/li>\n1878 – Dame Adeline Gen\u00e9e<\/a>, Danish-British ballerina (d. 1970)<\/li>\n1880<\/a> – Tom Mix<\/a>, American actor (d. 1940)<\/li>\n1882<\/a> – Aleksandra Ekster<\/a>, Russian painter (d. 1949)<\/li>\n1882 – Sam Rayburn<\/a>, American politician (d. 1961)<\/li>\n1882 – Fan S. Noli<\/a>, Albanian bishop (d. 1965)<\/li>\n1883<\/a> – Khalil Gibran<\/a>, Lebanese writer (d. 1931)<\/li>\n1898<\/a> – James Fitzmaurice<\/a>, Irish aviation pioneer (d. 1965)<\/li>\n1898 – Charles E. Pont<\/a>, American artist (d. 1971)<\/li>\n1899<\/a> – Phyllis Haver<\/a>, American actress (d. 1960)<\/li>\n1899 – Heinrich Nordhoff<\/a>, German automobile engineer (d. 1968)<\/li>\n1900<\/a> – Kathryn Hulme<\/a>, American novelist (d. 1981)<\/li>\n1902<\/a> – Helmut Poppendick<\/a>, Nazi physician (d. 1994)<\/li>\n1903<\/a> – Francis L. Sullivan<\/a>, English actor (d. 1956)<\/li>\n1903 – Maurice Abravanel<\/a>, Greek-born conductor (d. 1993)<\/li>\n1905<\/a> – Idris Davies<\/a>, Welsh poet (d. 1953)<\/li>\n1907<\/a> – David Fleay<\/a>, Australian naturalist (d. 1993)<\/li>\n1910<\/a> – Wright Morris<\/a>, American writer (d. 1998)<\/li>\n1912<\/a> – Danny Thomas<\/a>, American actor (d. 1991)<\/li>\n1913<\/a> – Loretta Young<\/a>, American actress (d. 2000)<\/li>\n1913 – Edward Gierek<\/a>, Polish politician (d. 2001)<\/li>\n1915<\/a> – Alan Watts<\/a>, English writer\/philosopher (d. 1973)<\/li>\n1915 – John C. Lilly<\/a>, American psychoanalyst (d. 2001)<\/li>\n1916<\/a> – Vincent Serventy<\/a>, Australian writer and conservationist (d. 2007)<\/li>\n1917<\/a> – Koo Chen-fu<\/a>, Chinese negotiator (d. 2005)<\/li>\n1920<\/a> – Doris Stokes<\/a>, British psychic medium (d. 1987)<\/li>\n1920 – Early Wynn<\/a>, American baseball player (d. 1999)<\/li>\n1920 – John Maynard Smith<\/a>, English biologist (d. 2004)<\/li>\n1920 – Sun Myung Moon<\/a>, Korean evangelist<\/li>\n1921<\/a> – Cary Middlecoff<\/a>, American golfer (d. 1998)<\/li>\n1923<\/a> – Norman Kirk<\/a>, New Zealander politician (d. 1974)<\/li>\n1923 – Jacobo Timerman<\/a>, Argentine writer (d. 1999)<\/li>\n1924<\/a> – Earl Scruggs<\/a>, American musician<\/li>\n1925<\/a> – John De Lorean<\/a>, American auto maker (d. 2005)<\/li>\n1926<\/a> – Pat Flaherty<\/a>, American racecar driver (d. 2002)<\/li>\n1926 – Kid Gavilan<\/a>, Cuban boxer (d. 2003)<\/li>\n1926 – Mickey Hargitay<\/a>, Hungarian-born American actor and bodybuilder (d. 2006)<\/li>\n1926 – Ralph Branca<\/a>, American baseball player<\/li>\n1926 – Kim Dae-jung<\/a>, President of South Korea<\/a> and Nobel laureate<\/a><\/li>\n1928<\/a> – Capucine<\/a>, French actress (d. 1990)<\/li>\n1928 – George H. Ross<\/a>, American businessman<\/li>\n1929<\/a> – Babrak Karmal<\/a>, Afghani politician (d. 1996)<\/li>\n1929 – Anne Rogers Clark<\/a>, American dog breeder and trainer (d. 2006)<\/li>\n1930<\/a> – Vic Tayback<\/a>, American actor (d. 1990)<\/li>\n1931<\/a> – E. L. Doctorow<\/a>, American author<\/li>\n