The July 10th is the 191e Jour of the Année (192e in the event of Leap year) of the Gregorian Calendrier.

Events

1 to 1900

  •    511: Enclose council of Orleans which defines the statute of the Church in the frank kingdom. One spoke about first " concordat".

  • 1362 : The king d' Angleterre Edouard III makes the decision to set up the Guyenne in principality of Aquitaine and names at its head the Prince de Galles, his son Edouard “'' the Prince Noir ''”.
  • 1472 : Thanks to his wives, in particular celebrates it Jeanne Hachette, the town of Beauvais pushes back the armies of Charles Bold the.
  • 1547 : Fights singular of Jarnac and Chestnut grove, in the court of Saint-Germain-in-Bush hammer, in the presence of the king Henri II. Discovered Blow of Jarnac.
  • 1559 :
    • Henri II, dies of a wound received at the time of a tournament on June 29th.
    • Marie Stuart is proclaimed queen of England.
  • 1585 : Assassination of prince d' Orange by Balthazar Gerard.
  • 1588 : Of return to Paris, Michel de Montaigne is imprisoned by the men of the Ligue. It is released, thanks to the intervention of the queen Catherine de Médicis near the duke of Own way.
  • 1592 : Naval Victoire of the Korea N Yi Sun-sin with Year Golp' O on the fleet Japan ease
  • 1637: Recording of the letters patent creating French Academy.
  • 1690 : Naval action given to the height of Dieppe. Victoire of the French fleet vis-a-vis the fleets English and Dutch.
  • 1810 : The Britanniques occupy the Island Bourbon (the Meeting) and the Mauritius.
  • 1863 : Maximilien of Austria is proclaimed emperor of the Mexico by Napoleon III.
  • 1873 : Arthur Rimbaud is wounded by Paul Verlaine.
  • 1890 : The Wyoming becomes the 44eétat of the United States.
  • 1897 : The Marchand column occupies Fachoda, in Sudan.
  • 1900 : inauguration of the Parisian subway.

20th century

  • 1911 : The Germany puts the Russia keeps some in connection with its support for France in the crisis Morocco groin.

  • 1913 : The Russia declares the war with the Bulgaria.
  • 1920: Robert Laird Borden, Prime Minister (unionistic) for the Conservative party is withdrawn and is replaced by Arthur Meighen.
  • 1938 : Howard Hughes completes a round the world tour in Avion in time record of 91 hour S and 14 minute S
  • 1939: The pope Pie XII raises the interdict against the French Action and the setting to the index of the work of Charles Maurras
  • 1940: France: Abolition of the Third Republic. Beginning of the Mode of Vichy.
  • 1943 : The allied forces unload in Sicily.
  • 1945 : Reopening of the Museum of Louvre to Paris
  • 1947: The steamer President-Wardfield installs port of Sète, France, in direction of the Palestine, with on its board: 4400 Jews, survivors of the camps of the Nazi Germany. During the crossing, the passengers name the ship Exodus in remembering the tour of Brace towards the Holy Land.
  • 1953 : Béria, Minister Soviet for the interior, is dismissed and stopped: it will be carried out on December 23rd.
  • 1964 : Creation of 7 departments: Hauts de Seine, the Seine Denis Saint, the Val de Marne, the the Essonne, the Valley of Oise, Yvelines and Paris, resulting from the division of the departments of the the Seine and the Seine-et-Oise.
  • 1964 : Moïse Tshombé succeeds Cyrille Adoula with the head of the government Congolese.
  • 1965 : The colonel Houari Boumediene seizes the power in Algeria.
  • 1971 : Attempt at putsch carried out by the junior on July 10th Morocco to see Oufkir
  • 1973: Proclamation of independence of Bermuda, after three centuries of British colonization .
  • 1976 :
    • a seism shakes the Chinese Tang-chan and keep silent city: 700000 people.
    • industrial Catastrophe in Seveso in the north of Italy: the explosion of a chemical engine producing of the weedkillers causes a rejection of Dioxine S in the atmosphere; A toxic cloud rises on the city and it is the drama.
  • 1978 : Oil catastrophe in Chile, lе рétrοlier " Cаbo Tamar" let escape: 60000 tons of crude.
  • 1981 : Outburst of violence in a dozen British cities: 350 people are stopped in London.
  • 1982 : Vote Loi Quillot regulating the relationship between owners and tenants.
  • 1983 : Governmental forces Chad iennes launch an attack against the rebels supported by the Libyans, in order to take again the strategic oasis of Abéché.
  • 1985 : The French secret services attack the Rainbow Warrior, boat of the Greenpeace ecologist organization in the port of Auckland in New Zealand: 1 dead.
  • 1986 : Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, is condemned to Lyon at four years of prison for papers use of forgery and detention of weapons and explosives.
  • 1986 : Verdict with Genoa of the lawsuit of the authors of the diversion of the Italian steamer Achilles Lauro: three life sentences, three sorrows from 15 to 20 years of prison.
  • 1987 : Birth of the five living billionth of planet.
  • 1991 : Boris Eltsine becomes first president de Russie.
  • 1991 : The administrative court of Paris surseoit to the execution of the decree of expulsion towards Gabon of the Moroccan opponent Abdelmoumen Diouri, which will return on July 16th to France.
  • 1992 :
    • the Panamanian general Manuel Noriega is condemned to 40 years of prison.
    • the religious liberty is restored with Cuba.
  • 1997 : Floods in Poland and Czech Republic made 60 died and involved the evacuation of several thousands of inhabitants.
  • 1998 : Release of Fabrice Michalon, a volunteer of the humanitarian organization Doctors of the world, held by the authorities of Congo-Kinshasa since May 4th.
  • 1999 : The European commission decides to earlier raise prohibition on British ox exports, imposed 3 years after the discovery of the disease of the Mad cow.
  • 1999 : Rwanda, Uganda, Namibia, Angola, Zimbabwe and the mode of Kinshasa, implied in the conflict in Democratic republic of Congo, sign an peace agreement, but the rebels, divided into factions, refuse to initial the text.
  • 2000 :
    • a landslide in a refuse tip of Manila, Filipino, makes more than 200 dead.
    • the explosion of a Oléoduc kills a hundred people, for the majority trapping it, in the village of Adeje, Nigeria.

21e century

  • 2001 : Claude Chirac and several members of the entourage close to the president of the Republic is heard like simple witnesses by the judges in charge of of the business of the plane tickets paid in liquid by the current Head of the State between 1992 and 1995.

  • 2003: arrest of Antonio Ferrara, 4 months after its spectacular escape from the Prison of Fresnes (the Valley-of-Marne), and “N°2 priority” of Nicolas Sarkozy, then Minister of Interior Department, after the Corsica Yvan Colonna, stopped one week before.
  • 2005 : The Luxembourg vote “yes” with the referendum on the European Constitution

Sciences and technology

  • 1962 : The American satellite TELSTAR 1 retransmet the first televised images on line over the Atlantic

  • 1999: A team of Japanese doctors makes a success of the first transplantation of Foie S simultaneously implying four patients.
  • 2003 : Astronomers announce the discovery of the the most distant Planet oldest and ever observed, planet which would be an immense sphere gas old 13 billion years and apart 5.600 light-years.

Sport

  • 1910 : Morane beats the speed records in flight with 106,508 km/h.

  • 1912 : To Stockholm, Hannes Kolehmainen changes the world records and Olympic of the 5.000 m to 14 ' 36" 6/10.
  • 1948 : The French boxer Marcel Cerdan recovers his championship of Europe of the means vis-a-vis Delannoit.
  • 1950 : Richard Attlesey beats the world records of the 110 m hedges into 1 5.
  • 1960: Iolanda Balas carries the female world records of High jump to 1 m 86.
  • 1971: Chantal Demaille becomes world champion of female foil.
  • 1976 : Ruth Fuchs beats the world records of the throw of Javelot with 69,12 Mr.
  • 1976: Alexandre Barichnikov beats the world records of the Shot put with 22 Mr.
  • 1980: Gerard d' Aboville takes the departure of the crossing of the Atlantic to the oar.
  • 1990 : UEFA raises the suspension of the English clubs of football (except the Liverpool Football Club).
  • 1994 : Jean-Charles Gicquel increases the record of France of the high jump to 2 m 33.
  • 1999: Victoire of the the United States to the third World cup of female Football.
  • 2001 : Eric Lucas becomes world champion of English Boxe super-weight average WBC while beating by KB Glenn Catley.

Births

  • 1509 : Jean Calvin, reforming monk and humanistic French († May 27th 1564)
  • 1658: Luigi Ferdinando, count de Marsigli, geographer and Italian naturalist († November 1st 1730)
  • 1791: Wolfred Nelson, doctor and Canadian politician († June 17th 1863), mayor of Montreal
  • 1830: Camille Pissarro, Impressionist painter then neo-impressionist French († November 13rd 1903).
  • 1835 : Henryk Wieniawski, type-setter Polish († March 31st 1880)
  • 1856: Nikola Tesla, inventor and engineer in electricity
  • 1871: Marcel Proust, French writer († November 18th 1922)
  • 1888: Giorgio de Chirico, Italian painter († November 20th 1978)
  • 1895: Carl Orff, type-setter of Dyed with carmine Burana († March 29th 1982)
  • 1896: Stefan Askenase, pianist Polish († October 18th 1985)
  • 1902: Kurt Alder, German chemist, Nobel Prize of chemistry 1950 († June 20th 1958)
  • 1910: Bert Granet, producer and American scenario writer († November 15th 2002)
  • 1915: Saul Bellow, American writer, Nobel Prize of literature 1976 († April 5th 2005)
  • 1929: Jules Sbroglia, footballer French
  • 1936: John Gilbert, American actor
  • 1941: Alain Krivine, Politician French of Extreme-left.
  • 1943 : Arthur Ashe, American tennis player
  • 1945: Jean-Marie Pear, realizer, scenario writer and producer French
  • 1947: Christine Charon, French swimmer
  • 1952: Lee Hae-chan (이해찬, pronounce I Haî-tchan ), South Korean politician.
  • 1970 : Clairemarie Osta, French principal dancer
  • 1976: Ludovic Giuly, professional footballer French

Death

  •    138: Hadrian, Roman Emperor. (° January 24th 76).

  • 1103 : Erik Ier '' Eigod '', king de Danemark, with Cyprus at the time of a Pilgrimage with Jerusalem. His wife and her daughter continue the voyage.
  • 1393 : Guillaume d' Harcigny, doctor of Charles VI.
  • 1480 : Rene I {{er}} of Naples, lord then count de Guise (1417-1425), duke of Bar (1430-1480), duke consort of Lorraine (1431-1453), king de Naples (1435-1442), duke of Anjou (1434-1480), count de Provence and of Forcalquier (1434-1480), and titular king of Jerusalem (1435-1480) and king d' Aragon (1466-1480). (° in 1409).
  • 1559 : Henri II, king de France (° March 31st 1519)
  • 1584: Guillaume Ier of Orange-Nassau, Head of the State of Holland, assassinated by Balthasar Gerard.
  • 1653 : Gabriel Naudé, French librarian. (° February 2nd 1600 in Paris)
  • 1812: Carl Ludwig von Willdenow, Botanist and German Pharmacist (° August 22nd 1765).
  • 1851 : Louis-Jacques Daguerre, inventor of the Daguerreotype (° November 18th 1787)
  • 1882: Domingos Jose Gonçalves de Magalhães, doctor, professor, diplomat, politician, writer and Brazilian poet (° August 13rd 1811).
  • 1884 : Karl Richard Lepsius, German Egyptologist (° December 23rd 1810)
  • 1946: Charles-Henri Besnard, French architect (° January 27th 1881)
  • 1959: Marcel Van, Vietnamese redemptorist
  • 1979: Arthur Fiedler, American leader (° December 17th 1894), which directed the Boston Pops Orchestra 1930 to 1979
  • 1985: Fernando Pereira, photographer of Greenpeace, dead drowned in an attack of the French secret services.
  • 1989 : Andrex, French actor
  • 1989: White Mel, the voice of Bugs Bunny, Speedy Gonzales, etc (° May 30th 1908)
  • 2007: Zheng Xiaoyu, Chinese politician carried out

Celebrations Zheng Xiaoyu

Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day

  • Congratulated on Rome (+ 150 or 164), widowed martyrdom with its seven sons.
  • Ulrich of Augsburg, bishop.
  • Rufine and Second, (3rd S.), martyrdoms

See too

  • July 10th in sport
  • July 10th in the railroads

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