March 18th
The March 18th is the 77e Jour of the Année (78e in the event of Leap year) of the Gregorian Calendrier.
Events
1st century
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37 : Rome: The Sénat proclaims emperor Caius César, known as Caligula, and breaks the will of Tibère by disinheriting Tiberius Gemellus . Recognized only heir to Tibère, Caligula adopts his/her cousin Gemellus .
3rd century
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235 : Mainz: Dissatisfied with the talks with the barbarians, the soldiers proclaim Maximilien Thrace emperor (235 - 238) and assassinate Sévère Alexandre and his mother Julia Mamaea.
12th century
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1184 : From the Japan, victory of the Minamoto over the Will conceal from the Bataille of Ichi-No-Tani.
13th century
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1229 : Frederic II of the Holy roman Empire is made crown king de Jérusalem.
14th century
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1314 : Torment of Jacques de Molay, large Master of the Templiers, and Geoffroy de Charnay, Tutor of the Order in Normandy, with Paris.
16th century
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1525 : A capitulation of the emperor Charles Quint, concedes the island of Margarita, near of the coast to what will become the Venezuela, to Marcelo de Villalobos.
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1584 : The tsar Fédor Ier goes up on the throne of Russia to died of Ivan the Terrible.
17th century
- 1662 : at the instigation of Blaise Pascal (+ August 19th), at Paris, the first Public transport are set up: 7 fit with body public are brought into service between the Porte Saint-Anthony and the Luxembourg.
18th century
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1776 : The army of George Washington occupies Boston, evacuated by the English.
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1790 : Claude-Pierre Dellay d' Agier, appointed of the nobility of the province of the Dauphine , makes a speech against the freedom of the trade of salt, and proposes, the same day, the replacement of the Gabelle by a imposition calculated for a third on the grounds, a third on capitation, a sixth on the houses of the cities and a sixth on those of the campaigns.
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1793 : United Provinces: The battles of Neerwinden was held close to the village of Neerwinden (current Belgium), between the Austrian army under the orders of the Prince de Cobourg and the French Army ordered by the general Dumouriez who is demolished.
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1796 : France (28 ventôse): The Assignat which lost all its value is replaced by another paper money, the territorial mandate which undergoes in one year the same fate as the Assignat.
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1797 : London: Chateaubriand makes appear the historical Essai on the revolutions , which makes it famous in the emigrated high society.
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1800 : France (27 ventôse): Adoption of the law reorganizing justice. The salaried judges become irremovable after a training course.
19th century
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1801 : Italy: The France sign with the king of Deux-Siciles, the treated of Florence . The isle of Elba is yielded to the France, the ports of the kingdom are closed with the English; Otranto and Brindisi, on the Adriatic , receives temporarily French garrisons.
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1806 : France: Vote Law (supplemented by the decree of the July 3rd) envisaging the establishment of a court of arbitration (court of the Law the labor) “ in the towns of factories where the government will judge it suitable ”. The first court of arbitration is created with Lyon.
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1808 : Aranjuez: Henchmen come from Madrid made sure of the support of the army. The Pronunciamiento begins in the night from the 17 with the March 18th. Entreated the, favorable ones to the prince Ferdinand supported by Napoleon, put at bag the palate Godoy.
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1813 : Hamburg and Dresden is occupied by the Russian following a patriotic insurrection against the French.
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1830 : France: Following the speech threatening of the king Charles X in front of the rooms, 221 deputies of the opposition recall in a addresses under the Charter.
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1848 : A rising bursts with Milan against the Austrian yoke: the forces of Joseph Radetzky evacuate the city.
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1871 : Beginning of the rising of the Common of Paris. External bond '' the Commune of Paris '''
20th century
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1902 : The tenor Enrico Caruso is the first artist to engrave his voice on wax cylinders; he records ten songs.
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1913 : The king Georges Ier of Greece is assassinated with Salonique. It is his/her oldest son Constantin, duke of Sparte and husband of Sophie of Prussia, which succeeds to him.
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1915 : Turkey: A Franco-British naval forwarding organized by Winston Churchill, first Lord of Admiralty, in vain tries to open the Détroit of Dardanelles. After successes against the first ports, forwarding loses a third of its committed buildings.
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1921 :
- Revolt of Kronstadt: On the order of Trotski, the Red Army invades the city and massacres the sailors of the Petropavlovsk , who required to elect the delegates of their choice, refusing the seizure Bolchevique on the Soviets: 900 sailors are carried out, 8.000 manage to flee in Finland.
- the Baltic: The peace is signed in Riga between the Russia and the Poland, which appendix four million inhabitants.
- 1922 : In India, Gandhi that the poet Tagore called Mahatma (the Great Heart) in 1915, is condemned to six years of prison for civil disobedience by the British authority. It will be released the February 4th 1924.
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1931 : The company puts the first shavers on sale.
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1937 :
- Deferment for the Spanish Republicans . After 10 days of battle close to Guadalajara, the troops of the republican government allied to the international Brigades push back the rebels carlists and their allies Italy NS, which tried to seize Madrid. But this success is without a future and the war of Spain is balanced two years later by the total victory of Franco.
- an gas explosion in a school of (Texas) made more than 400 died, for the majority of the children.
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1938 :
- Spain: Second day of bombardment on Barcelona.
- Mexico: The Constitution of 1917 affirmed the state-owned property on the basement, but to the great displeasure of the president Cardenas, the mining richnesses remain under the control of the alien companies. A strike having burst in May 1937, the conflict is sliced by expropriation. The England breaks this day , its diplomatic relations and organizes, in vain, a Boycott of Mexican oil.
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1940 : Collar of Brenner: Meet between Mussolini and Adolf Hitler.
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1950 : Launched by the Communist Frederic Joliot-Curie and the world Movement of the partisans of peace, the Appel of Stockholm against the atomic bomb collects approximately 10 million signatures in France.
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1954 : Maurice Lusien beats the world records of the 400 m 4 strokes into 5 ' 27" 3.
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1959 :
- Hawaii becomes the 50e state of the the United States. It will be official the August 21st.
- With alternative Valence (Spain), of Francisco Lopez Romero known as “Curro Romero”, Spanish Matador.
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1962 : Signature of the Agreements of Evian, recognizing independence Algerian and putting an end to the War of Algeria. The Cessez-le-feu will intervene the March 19th at midday. This war is completed by the proclamation of the independence of the Algérie the July 5th 1962.
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1965 : Alexei Leonov is the first man to be gone in space. The Cosmonaut Soviet remainder connected to the vessel Voskhod II during 10 minutes by only one “ umbilical cord ”.
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1967 : The bast giant tanker “ Torrey Canyon ” makes shipwreck off the English coasts and breaks into two. Thick of 10 centimetres, the layer of oil reaches the Breton coasts the April 10th, causing an ecological catastrophe. To consult the site of the CEDAR
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1969: The the United States and the Soviet Union propose to prohibit by an international treaty the presence of atomic weapons at the bottom of the seas.
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1970 :
- the prince Norodom Sihanouk, chief of the Kampuchean State , is reversed whereas it is on a journey to Moscow.
- Vassili Alexeiev becomes the first man to raise 600 kg in three movements (torn off, shoulder-jeté, developed).
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1971 : Georges Descrières and Roger Carel unloads with the TV in a European series worship: " Arsene Lupin ".
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1974 :
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1975 : Vis-a-vis the Communists, the South-Vietnameses evacuate the area of the Top-Plates ; Saigon will fall six weeks later.
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1978 :
- " Oil slick " on the Breton littoral following the stranding of the super-tanker " Amoco Cadiz ".
- has San Felipe (Venezuela), alternate of Freddy Girón, Matador Venezuelan.
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1982 : with the El Salvador, four reporters of a Dutch team are killed in a shooting between rebels and the army.
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1987 : Decline of the American empire , Denys Arcand, raid eight Price Genius with Toronto.
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1990 : In GDR, free elections are organized.
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1991 : Jean-Marie Le Pen is condemned to 1,2 million FF to have declared in September 1987 that the existence of the Gas chambers was " a point of detail of the history of the Second world war ".
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1992 :
- Left in France the film " the Beautiful story " of Claude Lelouch.
- Left in France the film " Bugsy " of Barry Levinson.
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1994 :
- Signature of an agreement with Washington, creating in Bosnia a croato-Moslem woman federation.
- the leader of Nirvana, Kurt Cobain, is made confiscate 4 firearms and 25 boxes of ammunition, after his wife Courtney Love called the police force, fearing that it does not commit suicide. Cobain will make nevertheless the fatal gesture later some 3 weeks.
- Espen Bredesen beats the world records of ski jump with 209 Mr.
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1996 :
- Johnny Hallyday announces in France-Evening its next marriage with his/her young partner Laetitia Boudou. For the singer fiftieth anniversary and father of two children, it will be about a 5ème marriage.
- the fire of a Nightclub, with Manila, makes 150 dead.
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1998 : The son of the prince Norodom Sihanouk, the prince Norodom Ranariddh, Co-First minister évincé of the capacity the previous year by Hun Sen, is condemned by the Kampuchean mode to 30 years of prison by contumacy to have fomented a coup d'etat with the Khmer Rouge in 1997 to reverse Hun Sen.
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1999 :
- the Albanians of the Kosovo sign, with Paris, the project of widened autonomy but the mode of Serbia makes the deaf person ear.
- In Ossétie of North, a bomb kills sixty two people on a market of Vladikavkaz.
- the hairdressers of the Haut-Rhin, France, show originality: to protest against a too high rate of VAT when they have a living room, the demonstrators fill with hair the letter-boxes of the administrations.
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2000 :
- In Uganda, 530 faithful of an apocalyptic sect perishes in the fire of their church after being attracted there by their Gourou; 449 bodies will be discovered in other properties of the sect.
- with Taiwan, opposing it Chen Shui-bian gains the presidential election.
- Iridium announces in an official statement the suspension of its marketing activities. The 66 satellites (five to seven billion dollars each one), will be descended from their orbits for destruction.
- Therese Alshammar carries the female world records of the 50 m freestyle to 23 S 59.
- Jenny Thompson carries the female world records of the 100 m butterfly to 56 S 56.
21e century
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2001 :
- Second round of the municipal elections in France. In spite of a general context of electoral backward flow of the parliamentary left, the lists carried out by Bertrand Delanoë and Gerard Collomb gain the majority of the seats with Paris and Lyon.
- the India exceeds the threshold of the billion individuals.
- the Mollah Mohammed Omar , supreme leader of the Talibans to the capacity in Afghanistan, orders the destruction of all the statues of Bouddha, witnesses of the pre-Islamic past of the country. The whole world is indignant at this destruction but the whole world remains indifferent to the female condition in the mode Taliban.
- electronics makes go a paraplegic , using stimulative an electronics.
- Sways in the crowd, panic, agitations and four teenagers die choked, two others are trampled at a meeting of dedications of the " group; A1 " with Djakarta.
- 2002 :
- the first stone of the Parisian memorial dedicated to the soldiers dead or missing in North Africa from 1952 with 1962 is posed with the Cimetière of the Father-Lachaise, Paris, France.
- Sabrina De Falco , nurse starts an hunger strike, Cours Puget, with Marseilles. CNAM claims to him 12958 Euros for going beyond of acts. In light, one reproaches him, like with many other nurses looking after his patients too much, taking his work too in heart and perhaps also of the difficulties of being made pass for a civil servant.
- Kamato Hongo, becomes senior of humanity at 114 years.
- the Belgium gives up its currency. The Belgian Franc died at midnight. It is replaced, since January 1st by the Euro.
- Nigeria: Safiya is rejugée in call. Victim of a rape, it has just been confined of a young girl except marriage in a state where the charia has just been founded. The first judgment condemned it to dead by Lapidation whereas the rapist was released " for lack of proof ". (decision March 25th)
- the democratic Ligue for the women's rights sends an urgent call to the Moroccan government so that " it puts a term at the diffusion of heinous propaganda, which it prohibits the politicking exploitation of the mosques, that it makes so that the people working in the religious field are subjected to a code of ethics and that it re-examines the programs of teaching, of which " Islamic education, in order to base them on the authentic precepts of the Islam ".
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2003 :
- Invasion of the Iraq by a coalition carried out by the the United States.
- the inspectors of the inspection and, checking Audit Board of the the United Nations withdraw Iraq.
- London: Tony Blair will go to the war without Robin Cook, Minister for the relations with the Parliament and leader of the New Labor, which resigns of the English government.
- Tony Halme, a Finnish deputy, former boxer and professional all-in wrestler makes scandal by qualifying Tarja Halonen (first woman elected by the vote for all with the presidency of the Finnish Republic) of lesbian because it has, in the past, chaired the National organization for the sexual equal rights (SETA).
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2004 : NATO decides to send a thousand of additional soldiers to the Kosovo after the violent ones confrontations between Serb and albanophones which made the day before nearly 30 dead.
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2005 : After several months of debates on the Euthanasia, American justice authorizes the medical community with " to disconnect " American 41 years, plunged in a vegetative state since 15 years; she will die the March 31st, that is to say 13 days after the shrinking of the tube of food which maintained it in life.
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2007 :
- Finland: the legislative elections see the short victory of the left the center and a strong push of the preserving .
- Arrest with the Brazil of Cesare Battisti, writer and former Italian political activist, required for judgment of act of Terrorism.
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Births
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1294 : Henri VI the Good, duke of Wrocław
- 1604: Jean IV, king of Portugal
- 1609: Frederic III, king of Denmark and Norway
- 1690: Christian Goldbach, German mathematician
- 1800: Claude Gay Mouret, botanist French († November 29th 1873)
- 1823: Antoine Alfred Eugene Chanzy, brigadier general French
- 1830: Fustel de Coulanges, historian French
- 1837: Grover Cleveland, American politician. Democrat, he was president of the United States of 1885 with 1889 and of 1893 with 1897. († June 24th 1908)
- 1874: Jerome Tharaud, writer French
- 1842: Stephan Mallarmé, poet French. († September 9th 1898)
- 1844: Nikolaï Rimski-Korsakov, type-setter and Russian theorist († June 21st 1908)
- 1853: Emile-Alexandre Taskin, singer of the Op3era Comique. († October 5th 1897)
- 1858: Diesel, engineer and inventive Rudolf German. († September 30th 1913)
- 1869: Neville Chamberlain, Prime Minister for the the United Kingdom of 1937 with 1940. († November 9th 1940)
- 1911: Smiley Burnette, actor and American type-setter. († February 16th 1967)
- 1913: Rene Clement, realizer French. († March 17th 1996)
- 1918: François Paves, former president of L'Oreal French
- 1928: Peter Post, racing cyclist Dutch
- 1929: Samuel Pisar, lawyer French
- 1930: Hector Bianciotti, writer and academician French of origin italo-Argentina
- 1932: John Updike, American writer
- 1936: Frederik De Klerk, South-African statesman
- 1937:
- Rudi Altig, German racing cyclist
- Mark Donohue, racing driver
- Ivan Levaï, journalist radio operator French
- 1940: Arlette Laguiller, French political woman
- 1941: Wilson Pickett, singer († 2006)
- 1947: Patrick Chesnais, actor French
- 1951: Bill Frisell, American singer
- 1954: James F. Reilly, II, American astronaut
- 1956: Edward Zentara, actor Polish
- 1957: Christer Fuglesang, Swedish spationaut
- 1958: Xavier Deluc, Belgian actor
- 1959:
- Luc Besson, realizer French
- Irene Cara, singer, dancer/American Choreographer
- 1961: Arnaud Lagardere, business man French, wire of Jean-Luc Lagardere
- 1962: Vincent Barteau, racing cyclist French
- 1963: Vanessa Williams, mannequin and American singer
- 1967: Olivier Undermines, presenter Belgian of French television
- 1970: Queen Latifah, American actress
- 1974: Przemysław Wojcieszek, realizer of cinema Polish
- 1975:
- Laetitia Halliday born Laetitia Boudou, wife of Johnny Halliday
- Kimmo Timonen, player of professional Hockey
- 1977: Willy Sagnol, Footballer French
- 1980: Sebastien Frey, Footballer French
Death
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37 : Tibère, Second Roman Emperor
- 978: Edouard the Martyr, king d' Angleterre (°Ca 962)
- 1187: the duke Bogusław I {{er}} of Poméranie.
- 1227 : Honorius III, pope (°Ca 1148)
- 1314: Jacques de Molay, large Master of the Templiers
- 1538: Érard of Marck, prince bishop of Liege of 1505 with 1538 (° May 31st 1472)
- 1584: Ivan the Terrible, tsar of Russia (° August 25th 1530)
- 1618: Catherine de Mayenne, wife of Charles I {{er}}, duke of Nevers, Rethel, Mantoue and Montferrat (° 1585, 33 years)
- 1745: Robert Walpole, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (° August 26th 1676)
- 1746: Anna Leopoldovna, regent of Russia (° 1718)
- 1768: Laurence Tern, British writer (° November 24th 1713)
- 1845: Pierre-François-Marie-Auguste Dejean, general of empire, Par of France, French, and entomologist (° August 10th 1780)
- 1849: Antonin-Marie Monk, romantic sculptor French. (° 1796).
- 1871 : Auguste De Morgan, British mathematician of Indian origin (° August 27th 1806)
- 1900: George Burritt Sennett, ornithologist states-unien (° July 28th 1840)
- 1907: Marcellin Berthelot, chemist, essay writer, historian of sciences, politician and academician French (° October 25th 1827)
- 1913: Georges Ier of Greece, king of Hellènes (° December 24th 1845)
- 1925: Hassûnah Year-Nawâwî, monk and Egyptian lawyer, Large Imâm of the Mosque Al-Azhar of the Cairo (° 1839)
- 1945: Louis d' Iriart d' Etchepare, politician French (° July 24th 1859)
- 1947: William Crapo Lasting, indutriel American of the car (° December 8th 1861)
- 1964: Sigfrid Edström, former president of the International Olympic committee (° November 21st 1870)
- 1965: Farouk I {{er}}, king of Egypt (° February 11th 1920)
- 1970: William Beaudine, American realizer (° January 15th 1892)
- 1973:
- Roland Dorgelès, journalist and writer French. Member of the Academy Goncourt of 1929 with 1973. (° June 15th 1885)
- William Benton, senator of the Connecticut (1949 - 1953) and editor of Encyclopædia Britannica of 1943 with 1973. (° April 1st 1900)
- 1977: Marien Ngouabi, president of the Congo (° December 31st 1938)
- 1981: Bob Marley, king of the reggae Jamaicain
- 1983: Humbert II of Italy, king d' Italie (° September 15th 1904)
- 1986: Bernard Malamud, American writer (° April 26th 1914)
- 1990: Walter Mack, founder of the company Pepsi-Cola. (° 1895)
- 1996: Odysséas Elýtis, Greek writer, Nobel Prize of literature 1979 (° November 2nd 1911)
- 1999: Adolfo Bioy Casares, Argentinian writer (° September 15th 1914)
- 2001: John Phillips, American musician ( The Mamas and the Dads ) (° August 30th 1935)
- 2002: R.A. Lafferty, American writer of science fiction (° November 7th 1914)
- 2003: Adam Osborne, American pioneer of data processing (° March 6th 1939)
Celebrations
- Ajaccio: Madunuccia
- national Festival: National festival: Aruba (island of the the Antilles, dependence of the Netherlands)
Catholic and orthodoxe saint of the day
- Cyrille of Jerusalem (+ 386), archbishop and Father of the Church.
- Edouard II of England (+ 978 or 979), king and martyr.
See too
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