January 15th
The January 15th is the 15th Jour of the Année of the Gregorian calendar . There remain 350 days before the end of the year.
Events
1 with 1900
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69: Rome. Weakened by the revolt of the legions of Germanie which proclaimed the governor of Germanic higher, Vitellius, Galba are reversed by its Prétoriens, which offers the empire to Othon.
- 708: Died of the Pope Jean VII: beginning of the pontificate of Sisinnius (January-February).
- 1208 : County of Toulouse. Pierre de Castelnau, monk of Cîteaux, charged by the pope with inquiring into the Cathares, is assassinated by vassal Raymond VI of Toulouse. Held by the Innocent pope III for person in charge of this assassination, Raymond is excommunicated.
- 1369 : (War One hundred Year old) - the rupture of the Traité of Calais causes the resumption of the war. Edouard III proclaims again King de France.
- 1382 : Publication of a Royal decree of Charles VI on the perception of the Assistances, restoring indirect taxation (known as assistances) on the goods, in particular on salt and the wine, which will start popular revolts in the kingdom, without very awaiting its application to March 1st.
- 1388 : The abbot of Saint-Denis Guy de Monceau states that it accepts the arbitration of the cardinal of Laon in the litigation between the bishop of Paris and him, relative with the judgment of a Hérétique held in the prisons of the abbey.
- 1484 : Turns. Beginning of the General states. They make a statement on a complete political program: subsidies with the royal capacity in exchange of the civil liberties and commercial; re-establishment of the Pragmatic Sanction; independence of the provincial States. For the first time, the instruments of the states contain the terms “Third State” and “General states”.
- 1535 : The king Henri VIII takes the title of supreme leader of the Church of England.
- 1552 : Lorraine. After Mühlberg, the German Protestants negotiate with the France. Maurice of Saxony goes until promising the imperial succession with Henri II. A treaty is signed with Chambord on January 15th 1552. At the beginning of April, the French troops go on the Lorraine; the 18, the king makes his entry with Metz; June 12th Verdun is occupied. During the autumn, Charles Quint fails in front of Metz. The imperial Three bishoprices, Metz, Toul and Verdun, are annexed to the France.
- 1559 : Crowning of Elisabeth Anger of England.
- 1648 : Anne of Austria holds a Lit of justice with the Parlement of Paris to force the recording of tax edicts. It is the beginning of the Fronde.
- 1724 : Abdication of Philippe V of Spain in favor of his/her oldest son Louis I {{er}} (1707 - 1724) which dies prematurely the August 31st. Philippe V goes up on the throne.
- 1790 : Paris: A Décret fixes at eighty-three the number of departments.
- 1791 : Paris: A new tax, the property tax , is instituted.
- 1793 : Paris: 691 deputies recognize the guilty king of conspiracy, 424 of them, of which some Girondins refuse the Plébiscite.
- 1797 : Victoire of Bonaparte on the Austrians with Rivoli in Italy (Battle of Rivoli).
- 1821 : After having subjected the port of Mokka (or Al-Makha) to an intensive bombardment, the Britanniques impose on the Imam Yemen a peace treaty in virtue of which it is committed respecting “the rights” of the English resident, representing Company of the Indies, to recognize the British jurisdiction on all the subjects of Its Majesty which trade with Mokka (or Al-Makha) and to reduce the rights which strike English exports and imports.
- 1826 : The Parisian ones discover the first number of the weekly magazine Le Figaro.
- 1858 : Representation of the Doctor in spite of him , opera in five acts of Charles Gounod, with the Opera house of Paris according to the comedy of Molière (1666).
- 1877 : Budapest: Signature of a convention between the Germany and the Russia far-sighted, in the event of conflict Russo-Othoman, that the southernmost Bessarabia will become Russian, the Rumanian Dobroudja and the Austrian Bosnia-Herzégovine. The two countries push back the idea of a Slavic State in the Balkans.
- 1896 : Siam: The English and the French sign an agreement on their respective influences in the South-East Asia. The France confirms the independence of the Siam and is seen recognizing the Protectorat on the Laos.
- 1898 : Publication of Cyrano of Bergerac of Edmond Rostand.
20th century
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1910 : The French Congo becomes the French equatorial Africa.
- 1919 :
- the pianist and type-setter Ignacy Paderewski becomes the first head of government of the news Polish République.
- an immense reserve of a distilling of Boston explodes, releasing enormous a six meters high wave, formed by some eight million liters of black Mélasse, which flows in a commercial artery of the city. The flood of sirupeux liquid, intended for the manufacture of the Rum, made died blackjacks, in addition to causing the collapse of some buildings.
- Germany: Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg, founder of the German Communist party, persons in charge of rising named “the Red Week” are stopped, then assassinated by the irregular forces, on order of Gustav Noske (SPD).
- 1921 : Transfer of the direction of the Palestine of the British ministry of the foreign affairs to the ministry for the colonies.
- 1922 : Raymond Poincaré succeeds Aristide Briand.
- 1927 : Paris: Inauguration of the Boulevard Haussmann.
- 1929 : Paris: The first number of the Annales of economic and social history appears.
- 1932 : The French complete the pacification of the Morocco.
- 1936 :
- 1940 : France: It is estimated that the Métro could be used as shelter with more than three hundred people in the event of bombardment.
- 1943 : The American drive out the Japanese forces of Guadalcanal, in the Pacifique.
- 1947 : The body of Elizabeth Ann Shorts (the black Dahlia) is found, mutilated, divided by the medium, in a waste ground of Los Angeles.
- 1958 : First of Vanessa , opera in four acts of Samuel To bore, with the Metropolitan Operated New York.
- 1962 : naval Confrontation at sea of Arafura between the Indonesia and the Netherlands.
- 1963 : Moïse Tshombé accepts the plan of UNO concerning the secession katangaise.
- 1966 : Floods, on the heights of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), make more than 400 dead and of many homeless people.
- 1970 : Leaders Biafra is commit themselves supporting the federal government Nigerian after the end of the secession.
- 1971 : Inauguration of the stopping of Aswan (Egypt).
- 1973 :
- At the time of an audience granted to Golda Meir, Israeli Prime Minister, the pope Paul VI is declared in favor of an internationalization of Jerusalem.
- the the United States announce the end of the attacks on North Vietnam.
- 1985 : Tancredo Neves has become the first civil president of the Brésil for 21 years.
- 1986 : Mikhail Gorbatchev proposes a plan of disarmament in order to release the ground of the nuclear weapons by the end of the century.
- 1987 : The intense cold and the abundant snowfalls of the last days in Europe leave a sad assessment: nearly 300 people lost the life.
- 1989 : The Bangladesh records the worst railway tragedy of its history, whereas a train crammed travellers enters in collision with a postal convoy. The assessment of 110 died and: 1000 wounded.
- 1991 : End of the ultimatum fixed at the Iraq. The operation Tempête of the desert will begin.
- 1992 : The 12 European member countries of the Community recognize the independence of the Slovenia and the Croatia.
- 1993 :
- the number one of the Maffia, “Louse” Riina, required for more than 20 years, has been stopped with Palermo.
- Signature with Paris per a hundred and thirty countries of a treaty refusing the productions and use of the chemical weapons.
- 1995 : The pope Jean-Paul II celebrates a mass in front of more than two million faithful to Manila, the largest crowd of sound Pontificat, at the end of a four days visit to the Filipino .
- 1996 :
- Resignation of Greek the Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou after two months spent to the hospital.
- the king of the Lesotho, Moshoeshoe II, dies in an car accident, at the 57 years age.
- 1997 : Signature between Israelis and Palestinians of an agreement on the withdrawal partial of the Israeli forces of Hebron and of the rural areas of the West Bank.
- 1999 :
- the court of criminal appeal of the Court of Appeal of Paris decides to return a withdrawal of case for the benefit of Ilich Ramírez Sánchez, known as Carlos, in the file of the attack of the Drugstore Saint-Germain of the September 15th 1974.
- the Germany announces the planned abandonment of the recourse to the nuclear energy.
- 2000 :
- the French couple Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat gains the gold medal of the test of dance of the Grand Prix of figure skating of Lyon .
- the Frenchwoman Amélie Mauresmo gains the tennis tournament of Sydney by beating American the Lindsay Davenport in two sets 7-6 (7-2), 6-4.
- Željko Ražnatović, 47 years, more known under the nickname of Arkan, chief paramilitary Serb accused of war crimes by the International penal court (TPI) of $the Hague for ex-Yugoslavia, is killed by the unknown ones with Belgrade.
21e century
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2001 :
- Wikipédia, a collaborative encyclopedia based on a Wiki, enters on line.
- the ministry for Defense announces that the results of the search for Uranium impoverished carried out in five soldiers French having been useful in the Balkans and hospitalized for blood diseases are negative.
- 2002 :
- AZF Toulouse: The prosecutor draws aside any nonaccidental cause with the explosion.
- the Palestinian Authority announces the arrest with Ramallah of the chief of the Liberation popular front of Palestine (PFLP), Ahmad Saadat, which had asserted in 2001 the assassination of an Israeli minister of extreme right-hand side Rehavam Zeevi.
- 2003 :
- Under the aegis of the France, 32 representatives of the political parties of the Ivory Coast and the three rebel movements start, close to Paris, of the negotiations to leave of almost four months to the insurrection which divides the Ivory Coast, formerly praised like most stable and prosperous to West Africa.
- the Corsica prefect of , Bernard Bonnet, is condemned to three years of prison (fire of the straw huts).
- 2004 : Shipwreck with broad of the south-west of the England of a French trawler, the “Bugaled Breizh” in badly definite circumstances. Two died and three missings.
- 2005 :
- the new president of the Palestinian Autorité Mahmoud Abbas lends oath.
- a coach transporting about fifty teenagers of return of class of snow makes a fall in a ditch at the edge of RN7, close to Saint-Martin-with Estréaux (the Loire), wounding six young people of 12 seriously and 13 years as well as the driver of the 70 years old vehicle. The government will impose the following days an annual medical visit on the drivers of public transport of more than 60 years.
- 2007 :
- Burundi: release of old the president Domitien Ndayizeye, officially imprisoned for an coup attempt of State in August 2006.
- Nepal: opening of the first session of the Parliament ( Sansad ) after the end of the dictatorship of the king Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev. and the signature of the end of the civil war (10 years of war for approximately: 13000 dead). The rebellion Maoist integrates the democratic process with 83 deputies members of the Communist party Maoist of Nepal on 330 into the Parliament.
- Ecuador: nomination of the president Rafael Correa following its victory with the Ecuadorian presidential election of 2006 vis-a-vis Álvaro Noboa. At the time of its speech of nomination, Correa speaks about “revolution citizen” and announces a constitutional referendum for March in order to reduce the capacity of the parties.
- England: opening to Woolwich of the lawsuit of the attacks missed of July 21st, 2005 in London.
Births
- 1704 : Johann Castillon, Mathematician and Astronomer Italy N († 1791)
- 1717: Matthew Stewart, British mathematician († 1785)
- 1732: Jean-Baptist-Antoine Suard, academician French († 1817)
- 1763: François-Joseph Talma, Actor French († 1826)
- 1785: William Prout, chemist and British physicist († April 9th 1826)
- 1791: Franz Grillparzer, Austrian playwright. († January 21st 1872)
- 1809: Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Publicity agent, economist, Socialist Sociologist and French, the first to qualify anarchistic . († January 19th 1865)
- 1814:
- Pierre-Jules Hetzel, French editor. († March 17th 1891).
- Ludwig Schläfli, Theologist and Swiss mathematician († 1850)
- 1824: Alphonsine Plessis, inspirer of the lady to the camellias , of Alexandre Dumas († 1847)
- 1845: Heinrich Daniel Ruhmkorff, German physicist († 1877)
- 1845: Felix Tisserand, astronomer French († 1896)
- 1850: Sofia Vasilyevna Kovalevskaya, Russian mathematician († 1891)
- 1856: Gustave Goublier, Type-setter French († 1926)
- 1859: Nathaniel Lord Britton, American Botanist († 1934)
- 1869: Stanisław Wyspiański, playwright, poet, painter, architect and cabinetmaker Polish († November 28th 1907)
- 1879: Mazo of the Rock, Canadian woman of letters ( Jalna ). († July 12th 1961)
- 1880: Marcel Valley, actor French († 1957)
- 1881: Pierre Monatte, Anarchistic trade unionist French († 1960)
- 1883: James Mercer, British mathematician († 1932)
- 1883: Lucien Pothier, Cyclist French († 1957)
- 1892: William Beaudine, American Realizer († 1970)
- 1899: Louis Guilloux, writer French († 1980)
- 1905: Kamatari Fujiwara, actor Japan board († 1985)
- 1906: Aristote Onassis, Greek ship-owner. († March 15th 1975)
- 1908: Edward Teller, American physicist , inventor of the Bomb to hydrogen. († September 9th 2003)
- 1912: Michel Debré, Politician French Gaulliste and academician French († August 2nd 1996)
- 1913:
- Lloyd Bridges, American actor († March 10th 1998)
- Alexandre Marinesko, Soviet Naval officer († November 25th 1963)
- 1918:
- David George Kendall, British mathematician
- Gamal Abdel Nasser, Egyptian statesman . († September 28th 1970)
- 1919: Maurice Herzog, mountaineer and politician French
- 1925: Liu Binyan (刘宾雁), Chinese writer. († December 5th 2005).
- 1926 :
- Maria Schell, Austrian actress († April 26th 2005)
- Constantin Tacou, Rumanian editor († 2001)
- 1929: Martin Luther King, Pasteur Baptist and American politician († April 4th 1968)
- 1935: Robert Silverberg, writer and American short story writer.
- 1937 : Margaret O' Brien, American actress
- 1939: Augustin Gomez Arcos, libertarian writer Spanish († 1998)
- 1941: Bernard Davoine, politician French
- 1942: Pierre Faurre, businessman French († 2001)
- 1946: Ron Davies, American type-setter († 2003)
- 1949: daN Ar Braz, Song writer and performer French
- 1949: Ronnie Van Zant, American musician († 1977)
- 1950: Martine Monteil, senior official French
- 1950: Marius Treasure, footballer French
- 1951: Catherine Trautmann, political woman French
- 1954: Alain Joyandet, politician French
- 1955: Thierry Breton, Minister for the economy and finances French
- 1957: Mario Van Peebles, American realizer
- 1963: Azedine Berkane, tried to assassinate Bertrand Delanoë
- 1965: Maurizio Fondriest, cyclist Italy N
- 1966: Benoit Dervaux, Belgian realistor
- 1969: Meret Becker, German actress
- 1975: Mary Pierce, French tennis player
- 1977: Rachida Brakni, French actress
- 1979: François Freeze, player of Rugby French
Death
- 47 av. J. - C., Ptolémée XIII, sovereign Egyptian (° 61 av. J. - C.)
- 41: Caligula, Roman Emperor. (° 12)
- 1208: Pierre de Castelnau, Monk of Cîteaux, Cistercien French.
- 1595 : Murad III, Othoman sultan (° July 4th 1546)
- 1683: Guillaume Lamy, doctor and philosopher French (° 1644)
- 1775: Giovanni Battista Sammartini, Italian type-setter. (° towards 1700)
- 1781: Marie-Anne-Victoire de Bourbon, infante-queen of Portugal (° March 31st 1718, 62 years)
- 1790: John Landen, British mathematician (° January 23rd 1719)
- 1801: Louis Bastoul, general of empire (° August 19th 1743)
- 1804: Thickly Drury, British entomologist (° February 4th 1725)
- 1831: François-Antoine-Marie de Méan, last Prince-bishop of Liege and first primacy of Belgium (° 1756)
- 1841: Arend Friedrich August Wiegmann, German zoologist (° June 2nd 1802)
- 1844: Henri Gratien Bertrand, general of empire (° March 28th 1773)
- 1919:
- Rosa Luxembourg, militant Communist and German revolutionist. (° March 5th 1871)
- Karl Liebknecht, Communist militant and German revolutionist. (° August 13rd 1871)
- 1947: Elizabeth Shorts, the black Dahlia, victim (° July 29th 1924)
- 1955: Yves Tanguy, Franco-American painter of the Surrealist current (° January 5th 1900)
- 1964: Jack Teagarden, trombonist states-unien (° August 20th 1905)
- 1983: Meyer Lansky ( Majer Suchowliński ), gangster states-unien of Russian origin (° July 4th 1902)
- 1988: Sean MacBride, lawyer, Nobel Prize of peace, cofounder of Amnesty International (° January 27th 1904)
- 1996: Moshoeshoe II of Lesotho, king of the Lesotho (° May 2nd 1938)
- 1998: Junior Wells, singer and harmonicist of American blues. (° December 9th 1934)
- 2000 :
- Georges-Henri Lévesque, Dominican priest and Canadian sociologist. (° February 16th 1903)
- Zeljko Raznatovic, Serb political personality. (° April 17th 1952)
- 2002 : Michel Poniatowski, French former minister and historian (° May 16th 1922)
- 2004 : the Reverend Square Père, Dominican monk and French academician (° July 25th 1908)
- 2005 :
- Michel Monk, journalist, writer, French occultist (° March 8th 1920)
- Victoria of los Ángeles, soprano Catalan woman (° November 1st 1923)
- Walter Ernsting, German writer of science fiction (° June 13rd 1920)
- Ruth Warrick, actress states-unienne (° June 29th 1915)
- 2006 :
- Sheik Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, emir of the Kuwait (° June 29th 1926)
- OJ Gerard, Belgian historian (° 1920)
- 2007 : Rene Riffaud, one of the Hairy last French of the First World War. (° December 19th 1898)
Celebrations
- Japan: Seijin No Hi, Day of the accession in the majority
Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day
See too
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