February 16th
The February 16th is the 47e Jour of the Année of the Gregorian calendar . There remain 318 days before the end of the year (319 so bissextile).
Events
1 with 1900
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1147 : The abbot Suger is seen entrusting the regency of the kingdom of France in the absence of Louis VII left in crusade.
- 1214 : Jean without Ground unloads with La Rochelle.
- 1722 : France: Widening of main road and plantation of trees of the two with dimensions ones.
- 1723 : Louis XV is proclaimed king of France.
- 1785 : Paris: This day, Lavoisier organizes an experiment which it has just developed: decomposition of water in Oxygen and Hydrogen.
- 1804 : American Royal marines penetrate in the port of Tripoli and set fire to the American frigate Philadelphia , which had been captured by pirates.
- 1808 : The army of Napoleon enters in Spain.
- 1863 : Creation of the International committee of the Red Cross by Switzerland Henry Dunant.
- 1871 : The war free-Prussian ends by a defeat of the France.
- 1873 : The Republic is proclaimed in Spain.
- 1881 : Saharan Africa: The mission directed by Paul Flatters is massacred by the Touaregs.
- 1892 : the Vatican: Leon XIII publishes the Encyclique In the middle of solicitudes ( Inter sollicitudines ) in favor of the rallying of the catholics to the laic governments.
- 1893 : Paris: the Trophies , this collection of sonnets of José-Maria de Heredia, causes such an enthusiasm that the edition is exhausted in a few hours.
- 1899 : France: died of the president of the Republic Felix Faure.
20th century
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1905 : France: The Senate votes the law fixing the military service at 2 years.
- 1918 :
- the Lithuania obtains its independence.
- the English port of Dover is attacked by a German submarine.
- 1922 : The archbishop of Quebec, Mgr Paul-Eugene Roy opposes modifications of laws which would make it possible to the women to take part in the provincial elections.
- 1923 :
- 1932 :
- in Ireland, the Fianna Fail directed by Eamon de Valera gains the elections.
- the industrialist Jean Mantelet deposits the patent of the " Potato-masher ". Disputed invention, to consult the article Passes-quickly .
- 1933 : In front of the German threat, the Czechoslovakia, the Romania and the Yugoslavia constitute the " Little Entente " and create a permanent council.
- 1934 : Vienna: The launched insurrection it by the social democrats, is crushed by the army, which shoot at the militants from the LPR (league of protection of the Republic), armed wing of the social democrat Party (PSD). The assessment drawn up by the police headquarter gives a report officially on 297 dead and 802 wounded.
- 1936 :
- the Popular front gains the elections in Spain.
- Fine of the IVe Winter Olympics to Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
- 1937 : A Brevet of invention for the Nylon is granted to Dr. Wallace Carothers. The word Nylon comes from initial from the first name of the wives of the five researchers having taken part in the development from this matter. Its invention dates from the February 28th 1935.
- 1940 : The first Lord of the British Admiralty Winston Churchill orders the setting out of combat of a German ship, the Altmark, in a Fjord of Norway. Piqué with sharp, Hitler will make the decision to invade the Scandinavian country, in spite of its neutrality.
- 1942 : German submarines attack oil refineries to Aruba, with the Dutch West Indies.
- 1943 :
- the Vichy government creates the Service of obligatory work (STO) to provide labor to the Germany.
- the Soviet forces take again Kharkov.
- 1945 : Beginning of massive air raids of the Boeing B-29 of the United States Air Force on Tokyo.
- 1946 : Ottawa announces the arrest of twenty suspects of espionage, following the revelations of Igor Gouzenko, made with the figure with the Soviet embassy; eleven people will be condemned.
- 1948 :
- Proclamation of the Popular republic of North Korea.
- Innovation with the NewYork Times : It is not yet Internet but the newspaper transmits an edition via the electromagnetic waves for a remote printing.
- 1949 : the Communes adopt the Newfoundland Union Act , envisaging the entry of Newfoundland in the Canada.
- 1953 : Promulgation of special capacities in South Africa, within the framework of the law on public safety.
- 1956 : The XXe congress of the Soviet Communist party breaks with the Stalinisme.
- 1959 : Fidel Castro becomes chief of the government Cuba in.
- 1961 : Cyprus decides to require its admission of the the United Nations.
- 1962 : Antigovernment riots burst with Georgetown (British Guyana).
- 1970 :
- the Soviet Union announces its intention to bring “all the help which they will need” with the Arab countries in their conflict with Israel.
- a train plunges in a ravine, with the Nigeria, making 80 victims; 52 other travellers who were wounded will be killed in the accident implying the truck which transports them to the hospital.
- 1985 : the Israeli army completes the first phase of its evacuation of the Lebanon.
- 1986 : With the Portugal, the candidate of the Socialist party Mario Soares is elected president of the Republic with 51% of the voices. It has been the first time for 60 years which a civilian occupies the presidency of the country.
- 1989 : Roger-Patrice Pelat, friend of François Mitterrand, is accused in the business Pechiney for " concealment of offense of initié".
- 1990 :
- Adoption of the Flag of HongKong.
- the the United States authorize Anarchistes and Communistes to be penetrated on the national territory.
- 1992 :
- the Salvadorian government and the representatives of the guerilla sign with Mexico City fine peace agreement putting at twelve years of a civil war which made 75.000 died and ruined the country.
- With the Zaire (become again since the Congo-Kinshasa), the police force of the mode Mobutu kills thirty-two demonstrators.
- 1994 : The Greece interdict with the trade of the Macedonia to forward by the port of Salonique.
- 1998 : The 196 passengers of a Airbus A300-600 of the company tawaïnaise Clouded Airlines and 6 people on the ground lose the life, whereas the apparatus is crushed in a residential sector close to the international airport of Taipei.
- 1999 : Last annular eclipse of the 20th century.
- 2000 :
- the German president Johannes Rau, expressing in front of the Israeli Parliament, request forgiveness for extermination of six million Jews during the Second world war.
- the Spanish press reports that the ex-dictator " Pinochet suffers from serious lesions to the brain which would prevent it from including/understanding and to answer the questions at the time of possible a procès".
21e century
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2001 :
- Murder attempt against Serb pilgrims with the Kosovo: 7 dead.
- Of the British and American planes bombards five batteries of Iraqi DCA around Baghdad, which threatened allied aviation: two civilians are killed.
- the suspect number one of the business of disappeared from the Yonne, Emile Louis, sixty-six years, is put in examination and placed in detention pending trial, for four rapes and sexual assaults made between 1993 and 1996 in the Var.
- 2002 : A radioactive escape, in the Ukrainian nuclear plant Khmelnytskyi of Kiev, is detected and clogged after having caused a puddle pool of approximately 30 square meters of water with a level of radioactivity of 240 microroentgens/hour.
- 2003 : With alternate Nimes (France, department of the Gard), of El Salvador Vega, Spanish Matador .
- 2004 : The Minister for Justice Dominique Perben inaugurates within the CHU of Nancy-Brabois the first interregional protected hospital Unité (UHSI) of France.
- 2005 :
- Coming into effect of the Protocol of Kyoto on the Climate change, signed by 140 countries and imposing from here 2012 a reduction of the emissions of Gas to greenhouse effect.
- For the first time since its removal in Iraq, the journalist Italian Giuliana Sgrena appears in a video recording in which it calls with the withdrawal of the foreign forces of Iraq and begs its close relations and the Italian people to help it.
Births
Births before 1800
- 1032 : Yingzong Emperor of China († 1067)
- 1075: Vital Orderic, monk and Norman historian
- 1222: Nichiren, founder of Japanese Nichiren Buddhism († 1282)
- 1497: Philippe Melanchthon, humanistic and reforming German († 1560)
- 1514: Georg Joachim von Lauchen Rheticus, Austrian astronomer
- 1519: Gaspard de Coligny, admiral of Henri II then chief of the Huguenot S († 1572)
- 1543: Kanô Eitoku, Japanese painter († 1590)
- 1614: Christopher Merrett, Doctor and Naturalist English († 1695)
- 1620: Friedrich Wilhelm I of Brandenburg († 1688)
- 1698: Pierre Bouguer, inventive French physicist of the photometry
- 1731: Marcello Bacciarelli, painter
- 1786: François Arago, French astronomer
- 1727: Nikolaus Joseph von Jacquin, Austrian scientist († 1817)
- 1761: Charles Pichegru, general French († 1804)
- 1774: Pierre Grinds, Compositeur and Violoniste, († 1830)
Births at the 19th century
- 1804 : Carl Theodor Ernst von Siebold, German physiologist († 1885)
- 1821: Heinrich Barth, exploring German († November 25th 1865)
- 1822: Sir Francis Galton, mathematician, explorer and British biologist († 1911)
- 1824 :
- William Thomson, physicist
- Peter Kozler, cartographer and Slovenien geographer († 1879)
- 1826 :
- Julia Grant, First lady of the United States of America († 1902)
- Joseph Victor von Scheffel, German poet († 1886)
- 1828: Henri Dunant, founder of the International committee of the Red Cross
- 1831: Nikolaï Leskov, Russian writer († 1895)
- 1834: Ernst Haeckel, zoologist and German philosopher († 1919)
- 1838: Henry Adams, historian and American short story writer († 1918)
- 1844: James Guillaume, libertarian militant and historian of the International British free-Switzerland
- 1848: Octave Mirbeau, journalist, writer, and libertarian polemist French
- 1854 :
- William Charles Owen, British anarchist
- Carlo Bugatti, decorator Art nouveau
- 1866: Vyacheslav Ivanov, Russian poet († 1949)
- 1876: George Macaulay Trevelyan, British historian († 1962)
- 1878: Paul Delaunay, doctor, botanist and historian French.
- 1883 : Marie Christmas, French poetess
- 1884: Robert J. Flaherty, scenario writer, American realizer († 1951)
- 1886: Van Wyck Brooks, American historian and critical († 1963)
- 1898: Katharine Cornell, American actress († 1974)
- 1900: Jean Legrand says Jean Nohain, organizer radio-TV and type-setter
Births at the 20th century
1901 - 1950
- 1901 : Chester Morris, American film actor († 1970)
- 1903 :
- Edgar Bergen, ventriloque American († 1978)
- Beniamino Segre, Italian mathematician
- 1909 :
- Hugh Beaumont, American actor († 1982)
- Jeffrey Lynn, American actor († 1995)
- 1921: American Vera-Ellen, actress († 1981)
- 1922: Luigi Meneghello, academic, translator and writer Italy N. († June 26th 2007).
- 1926 : John Schlechanteur, British film director († 2003)
- 1927 :
- 1929: Gerhard Hanappi, Austrian player of foot († 1980)
- 1931: Otis Blackwell, author and American singer († 2002)
- 1932 :
- Harry Goz, American actor († 2003)
- Ahmad Tejan Kabbah, President of Sierra Leone
- Antonio Ordóñez, Spanish Matador († December 19th 1998).
- 1935 : Sony Bono, singer, musical and tele producer, and member of congress U.S. († 1998)
- 1936: Jill Kinmont, American skier
- 1937 :
- Valentine Bondarenko, Russian cosmonaut († March 23rd 1961)
- Yuri Manin, Russian mathematician
- 1938 :
- John Corigliano, American type-setter
- Barry Primus, American actor
- 1942: Kim Jong-il, chief of the government North-Korean
- 1944: Richard Ford, American novelist
- 1945 :
- Jeremy Bulloch, British actor
- Frank Welker, actor American lapping machine
- 1950: Peter Hain, British politician
1951 - 2000
- 1951 : William Katt, American actor
- 1953: Lanny McDonald, Canadian hockey player on ice
- 1954: Iain Banks, British author
- 1955: Margaux Hemingway, American actress and model († 1996), grand-daughter of the novelist Ernest Hemingway
- 1957 :
- LeVar Burton, American actor
- James Ingram, American singer
- 1958
- Ice-T, singer, author and American actor (Body Count, New York special unit
- LISA Loring, American actress
- 1959: John McEnroe, American tennis player
- 1960: Pete Willis, British guitarist (Def Leppard)
- 1961: Andy Taylor, British guitarist (Duran Duran)
- 1962: Lars Knudsen, Cryptologue Danish
- 1963: Dave Lombardo, cuban beater (Slayer)
- 1964 :
- Bebeto, Brazilian player of football
- Christopher Eccleston, British actor
- 1967: John Valentine, player of baseball
- 1968: Warren Elect, author of cartoon
- 1972 :
- : Jerome Bettis, American player of football
- : Taylor Hawkins, American musician (Foo Fighters)
- 1973: Cathy Freeman, Australian athlete
- 1975: Nanase Aikawa, Japanese singer
- 1976: Kyo, Japanese singer (Dir in grey)
- 1977: Ian Clarke, data-processing programmer Irish
- 1979: Valentino Rossi, pilot motor bike Italy N
Death
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863: Conrad Ier of Burgundy, count in Argengau count de Paris and count d' Auxerre, Laic Abbot of Saint-Germain of Auxerre and Saint-Gall. (° v. 800).
- 1279 : Alphonse III of Portugal, king of Portugal (° May 5th 1219)
- 1391: Jean V Paleologist, emperor of Byzance (° 1332)
- 1531: Johannes Stöffler, mathematician and German astronomer (° December 10th 1452)
- 1560: Jean of Bellay, cardinal and diplomat French
- 1685: Charles II, king d' Angleterre (° May 29th 1630)
- 1710: Spirit Arrow-maker, priest and writer French (° June 10th 1632)
- 1754: Richard Mead, British physicist (° August 11th 1763)
- 1819: Honore IV of Monaco (° May 17th 1758)
- 1895: Raymond Adolphe Séré de Rivières, military French called Vauban of the XIXe century (° May 20th 1815)
- 1899: Felix Faure, president of the French Republic (° January 30th 1841)
- 1907: Giosuè Carducci, poet, Nobel Prize of literature in 1906 (° July 27th 1835)
- 1912: Nikolai Kasatkin, orthodoxe saint (° August 13rd 1836)
- 1917: Octave Mirbeau, French writer (° February 16th 1848)
- 1932: Ferdinand Bush, militant of the human rights, Nobel Prize of peace in 1927 (° December 20th 1841)
- 1947: Alexandre Varenne, French politician (° October 3rd 1870)
- 1949: Umberto Brunelleschi, painter, illustrator and Italian poster artist. (° June 21st 1879).
- 1957 : Josef Hoffmann, pianist Polish naturalized American (° January 20th 1876)
- 1960: Adolphe Beaufrère, painter and engraver French (° March 24th 1876)
- 1970: Francis Peyton Rous, doctor states-unien, Nobel Prize of medicine (° October 5th 1879)
- 1980: Erich Hueckel, German physicist (° August 9th 1895)
- 1989: Guy Laroche, French dressmaker
- 1990: Keith Haring, artist states-unien (° May 4th 1958)
- 2001: William Masters, sexologist states-unien (° December 27th 1915)
Celebrations
- national Festival:
Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day
- Julienne de Nicomédie martyrdom.
- Armentaire
- Élie the Egyptian martyr in Palestine with five compatriots: Jeremy, Isaïe, Samuel and Daniel, and with Pamphile and his/her companions.
- Flavien of Constantinople († 451) patriarch.
- Flavien the Hermit (IVe S.).
- Marie the News (9th century)
- Maruthas de Sophène († towards 420) bishop
- Onésime (disciple of Paul saint)
- Pamphile de Césarée (307 - 309) martyr with his/her companions: Valens, Paul, Séleucus, Porphyry, Julien, Théodule, and with five Egyptians.
- Siméon of Metz (IVe S.) bishop.
- Lucile martyrdom in North Africa
Catholic saints of the day
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Philippa Mareri, happy († 1236)
See too
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