March 15th

The March 15th is the 74e Jour of the Année (75e in the event of Leap year) of the Gregorian Calendrier.

Events

first century BC

5th century

7th century

  • 632 : The prophet Mahomet leaves his birthplace of Mecque for Médine, after having achieved his pilgrimage of good-bye.

12th century

  • 1190 : Isabelle de Hainaut dies in layers after having given three children to Philippe Auguste, of which Louis, (father of the future Saint-Louis).

13th century

  • 1232 : The count Thomas Ier of Savoy buys, with the help of 32.000 strong pennies of Suse, with the count Berlion, the town of Chambéry to make his capital of it.

  • 1265 : Hugues de Puychagut, Grimard de Picon and Hélie de Saint-Michel yields their rights on the fortress of Puyguilhem and the grounds surrounding to the king d' Angleterre Henri III. In exchange, a Bastide was to be built outside the castle.

  • 1270 : Eudes Stone, archbishop of Rouen of 1248 to 1275 leaves Rouen to join the army of the Crusaders.

15th century

16th century

  • 1556 : Soliman the Magnificent the, influenced by his wife Roxelane, who managed to convince it of the treason of her large Vizier Ibrahim Pasha, makes assassinate this one and names in its place his/her son-in-law (the husband of its daughter Mihrimah), Rüstem Pasha.

  • 1560 :

    • the Conspiracy of Amboise, assembled by the Huguenots, fails and the prince de Condé is imprisoned by the duke of Own way.
    • naval Battle of Jerba, along the Tunisian coasts, which opposed the Othoman fleet, ordered by Dragut with a European fleet mainly made up of Spanish ships. The battle was gained by the Othomans.

17th century

18th century

  • 1714 : Hagopdjan de Deritchan, richer merchant Arménie N, leaves Erevan with the ambassador of Perse and takes the road of Europe to transport present of the Chah of Persia Hussein Ier to the King de France Louis XIV.

  • 1776 : The American Congress decides in favor of the abrogation of the authority of the English crown.

  • 1789 :

    • Dauphine: The municipality of Saint-Vallier convenes the “Vizille of the democrats” to protest against a decision of the states of the Dauphiné, taken the January 9th to compensate the noble owners of goods in the event of suppression for the privileges.
    • Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord, new the bishop of Autun, is established in the cathedral of Autun.

  • 1792 : France: Formation of a ministry of Gironde.

19th century

  • 1803 : England: The English government claims the right to be maintained ten years in the island of Malta.

  • 1811 : Austria: The speculation and inflation caused by the military expenditure cause the bankruptcy of the State.

  • 1867 : Vienna: A bicephalous mode is founded. Two new equal States are create: the Cisleithanie or empire of Austria, includes/understands the Austria, the Bohemia, the Moravie, the Galicie, the Bucovine, the Trentin, the Dalmatie, the Slovakia and the Istrie; the Transleithanie (kingdom of Hungary) gathers the Hungary, the Transylvania and the Croatia. The two States will be equipped each one with a Parliament. They are bound by the person of the sovereign, emperor of Austria and king de Hongrie.

  • 1832 : Calais: The Choléra touches officially the city.

  • 1847 : opening of the section of the line of Railroad between Abbeville and Etaples.

  • 1850 : Vote Loi Falloux, French law on the state education.

  • 1890 :

    • Disgrace of Bismarck.
    • the International Conference of work, joined together with Berlin (of the 15 to the 26), envisages the creation of an international legislation of work.

20th century

  • 1901 :

    • Paris: Inauguration of the racecourse of Saint-Cloud.
    • Paris: Retrospective of twenty-and-a paintings of Van Gogh to the Young gallery Bernheim .

  • 1907 : Finland: Women are elected in a Parliament for the first time.

  • 1913 : New York: Closing of the exposure of modern art to Armory Show.

  • 1916 : An American detachment of 16.000 men, ordered by the general John Pershing, is sent to the Mexico to capture the revolutionary chief Pancho Villa.

  • 1917 : Pskov: Under the pressure of the state major, the tsar Nicolas II abdicates after having named a liberal, the prince Lvov, with the head of the government. Not seeing any possibility of restoring the order, the Michel large-duke, chosen by the tsar to succeed to him, gives up the throne.

  • 1935 : Paris: The military service passes from twelve months to twenty-four months.

  • 1943 :

    • torpedoing by a German submarine of the ship Empress off Canada with broad of Freetown, in South Africa, makes 400 victims.
    • Of the Japanese planes attacks Darwin (Australia).

  • 1962 :

    • Accrochage enters of the American military advisers to the South Vietnam and of the irregular Communists.
    • Donald Jackson makes a success of a triple Lutz, obtains 7 times the maximum note of 6 and becomes world champion of figure skating.
    • Wilt Chamberlain is the first basketball player to exceed the 4000 lasting points one season NBA
    • a plane Lockheed L-1049 of the company Flying Tiger Lines crashe in the Pacific Ocean and keep silent its 107 passengers and team members.

  • 1963 : The the United States propose the installation of a " hot Line " between Washington and Moscow to avoid accidental conflicts.

  • 1969: Confrontations between Soviet and Chinese forces at the border of the two countries.

  • 1973 : The fourth session of the soviéto-American negotiations SALT on the limitation of the armaments opens with Vienna.

  • 1982 : Fuji lance the first disposable camera.

  • 1989 : During the tests of the Grand Prix of Formula 1 of Brazil, Philippe Streiff leaves the track. He will leave paralyzed this accident.

  • 1990 :

    • Mikhaïl Gorbatchev lends oath like first president of the Soviet Union, for a 5 years mandate.
    • Ottawa authorizes the Sikhs members of the GRC to carry the turban.
    • the correspondent of the English newspaper The Observer Farzad Bazoft is hung in Iraq for espionage.

  • 1993 : On the east coast North-American, a storm makes two hundred thirty-eight dead of which thirty-three sailors of an ore tanker, with broad of the island of Sand.

  • 1995 : The basketeuses ones of Bourges gain the Coupe Ronchetti vis-a-vis Parma.

  • 1996 : Bankruptcy of the Dutch airframe manufacturer Fokker announces.

  • 1998 : in India, the nationalist Atal Behari Vajpayee form the new government.

  • 2000 :

    • the president of the RPR, Michele Alliot-Marie, suspends Jean Tiberi, Maire of Paris, its functions of departmental secretary of the movement gaullist following the dispute on the file of the members.
    • Failure of the purists of the Chocolate. The the European Parliament allows the addition of other fat contents that the Cocoa butter.
    • with TV-Quebec, the chronicler Daniel Pinard denounces the vogue of the jokes homophobes and personal.
    • a collision close to the course Sao Vicente, between a vessel fishing Portuguese and the chimiquier Cervin , involves the shipwreck of the fishing vessel. To consult the site of the CEDAR

21e century

  • 2001 :
    • the largest oil platform of the world undergoes a series of explosions. Ten people died while the platform threatens to sink and to cause an ecological catastrophe without precedent on the Brazilian coasts with 125 kilometers of the coasts of the State of Rio de Janeiro. Brought into service in 2000, the P-36 platform had a height 120 meters (either the equivalent of 40 stages) and 175 workmen worked there.
    • Armed with knives, three terrorists tchetchenes force a plane left the Turkey to be posed with Médine; the Saoudi police force will give the attack where an employee, a passenger and a pirate will perish.
    • Jose Bove, cofounder of the Peasant confederation, is condemned by the magistrates' court of Montpellier (Herault) to ten months of suspended sentence and two years of setting to the test for the pulling up of rice seedlings transgenic in June 1999.
    • Fall in the prices of the drugs antisida in Africa.
    • Three Séismes (5,7 - 3,9 and 3,8) shakes the El Salvador without making neither victim, nor damage.
    • a Séisme magnitude of 6,1 on the open scales of Richter shakes the island indonésienne Sulawesi without making neither victims nor damage.

  • 2002 :

    • Inauguration of the Subway of Rennes.
    • Andrea Yates is condemned to Houston, Texas, the United States at the life imprisonment without possibility of release before 40 years to have successively drowned in the family bath-tub his/her children Noah, 7 years, John, 5 years, Paul, 3 years, Luke, 2 years and Mary, 6 months the June 20th 2001.
    • Beginning of the marketing of the Renault Vel Satis, the car equipped with the systême of navigation GPS Carminat developed by Renault, and with which Louis Schweitzer, owner of the automobile group had been lost in Forêt of Rambouillet (France) the February 4th 2002 at the time of a presentation to the press.
    • With alternative Valence (Spain), of Antón the Cortes, Spanish Matador.

  • 2003 :

    • Hu Jintao succeeds Jiang Zemin with the head of the Popular republic of China within the framework of the establishment of a new generation of leaders to the head of the country more populated planet.
    • the the World Health Organization publishes emergency councils concerning the voyages in Asia, where several cases of atypical Pneumonie were diagnosed, describing this fatal disease and highly contagious like a " threat of world health ".
    • François Bozize, former chief of Central African staff makes a success of his Putsch.
    • Adam Małysz carries the world records of ski jump, on the large springboard of Lahti, with 132 meters (289,6 points).
    • with alternative Valence (Spain), of Matías Tejela, Spanish Matador.

  • 2004 : The American astronomers announce the discovery of Sedna, the celestial body most distant known from the solar system.

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Births

Death

Celebrations

  • on March 15th is the international Journée against the Police brutality.

Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day

  • Nicandre of Egypt (+ towards 302), martyr.

Holy catholic of the day

  • Holy William Binder (+ 1583), English priest martyr.
  • the Louise de Marillac (+ 1660), first higher of the Girls of charity.

Orthodoxe saint of the day

  • Manual Crétois (+ 1792), Greek néo-martyr.

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