March 20th
The March 20th is the 79e Jour of the Année (80e in the event of Leap year) of the Gregorian Calendrier.
Events
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-44 : Public reading of the will of Jules César making to Octave its heir.
9th century
13th century
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1255 : Foundation by Alphonse of Poitiers, brother of Saint-Louis, become by its marriage in 1229 with Jeanne, girl of Raymond VII, Master of the county of Toulouse and the county of Resident of Agen, the country house of Montreal-of-Gers the.
14th century
16th century
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1503 : Spain: The Instruction of Saragossa states series of measure aiming to the sedentarisation and the evangelization of the Indiens.
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1518 : Republic of Venice: A ceremony governs the installation of large the Retable of the Assumption of Titien, which the prior of Santa Maria dei Frari had ordered to him.
17th century
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1619 : Germanic Empire: With died of the emperor Matthias, it is his/her cousin Ferdinand II, king de Bohême since 1617 and of Hungary since 1618, which takes its succession.
18th century
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1739 : Nâdir Shâh takes the town of Delhi which it makes plunder and orders the massacre of 30.000 of its inhabitants.
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1796 : Europe (30 ventôse): The Directoire pushes back the formulated English peace proposals the 20 ventôse (March 18th).
19th century
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1814 : Arcis-on-Paddle (20-21). After having missed destroying the forces of Blücher, Napoleon is overcome by the troops of the Austrian Schwarzenberg.
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1815 : Paris: After a triumphal walk on Paris, Napoleon enters the capital. He takes again his place without having to meet too much opposition since his return of the isle of Elba.
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1816 : Portugal: Emperor of Brazil since 1807, date on which he had fled of the Portugal to escape the troops from Napoleon, Jean VI succeeds his mother, Marie Ière de Bragance. He will return in his country only in 1821.
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1848 : Following the scandal caused by its connection with adventurous Irish and Spanish dancer “ distorts ” Lola Montès ( Maria-Dolorès Eliza Gilbert ), the king of Bavaria Louis I {{er}} abdicates.
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1850 : Germany (March 20th - April 29th). Meeting with Erfurt of the Parliament dominated by the delegates of the States favorable to the Prussia. It consists of two rooms, one known as of the States with the representatives of the principalities and free cities, the other baptized Chambre of the people, elected according to the system of the “ three classes ”.
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1893 : in 1888, the Company of Panama Canal, in difficulty, wants to emit obligations with batch. The Company pours with “ chéquards ”, deputies and senators, bribes to obtain the authorization of the Parliament. In spite of that, the company must file for bankruptcy its in January 1889. An legal instruction is opened and, the December 16th 1892, Ferdinand de Lesseps is stopped: accused of swindle, he is condemned to a light sorrow, that the Court of appeal cancels. The lawsuit of the continued members of Parliament succeeds, this day , with a judgment: that of Baïlhaut, former minister for Public works, the only one to have acknowledged.
20th century
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1907 : Morocco: The troops of Lyautey occupy Oudja , after the assassination of a French doctor of Marrakech.
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1912 : Initial date of the launching of the Titanic . This date was pushed back because of the repair which has being carried out on the Olympic and which monopolized part of manpower working with the construction of the giant of the seas.
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1933 : Germany: Heinrich Himmler opens the concentration camp of Dachau.
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1940 :
- the government of Edouard Daladier resigns, in France, and Paul Reynaud form the following.
- Formation of a Chinese government pro-Japanese with Nankin, directed by Wang Jingwei.
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1942 : Constrained to move back in front of the advance of the Japanese troops, the general Douglas MacArthur evacuates the Filipino while declaring: “I will return” .
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1951 : in Argentinian, the military regime of Juan Peron exproprie the daily newspaper Prensa .
- 1956 : After internal autonomy, the Tunisia obtains its total independence whose Habib Bourguiba becomes the first president, (except for the strategic port of Bizerte evacuated in 1962, to see the article Crise of Bizerte).
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1957 :
- the Great Britain accepts the offer of mediation of NATO to Cyprus; the Greece refuses.
- Publication by the Express train of an article reporting for the first time tortures in Algeria.
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1960 : Stupor, Just Fountain, the best footballer of the world breaks the leg. Its career is finished in full rise, at 27 years.
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1969: Marriage with Gibraltar of John Lennon and Yōko Ono.
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1970 : The tanker Othello releases between 60.000 and 100.000 tons of fuel after a collision in bay of Tralhavet , Sweden.
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1977 : End of the municipal elections, Jacques Chirac becomes the first Maire of Paris. Hitherto a prefect directed the capital.
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1981 : Isabel Peron, former president of Argentine is condemned to 8 years of prison for misuse of public money.
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1985 : A specimen of the Flowers of the evil (1857) of Charles Baudelaire, dedicated to the French painter Eugene Delacroix and illustrated drawings of the author and watercolours of Lucien Levy-Dhurmer, is sold for 1.437.900 F.
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1986 :
- the president François Mitterrand appoints Jacques Chirac Prime Minister after the victory of the right-hand side to the legislative ones.
- islamist Terrorist attack with the gallery " Not Show " Fields-Élysées: 2 died and 23 wounded.
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1991 : The 4 year old son of the singer and guitarist Eric Clapton loses the life while falling of the 53e stage of a building. The tragedy will inspire the interpreter and guitarist for his song Tears In Heaven .
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1992 : Exit with the the United States of the film BASIC Instinct of Paul Verhoeven, with Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone. (May 8th 1992 in France)
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1995 : Valeri Polyakov returns from the longest stay passed in space: 437 days.
- 1996 : London admits that the Maladie of Creutzfeldt-Jacob at the man is probably related to the bovine spongiform Encéphalopathie, or " disease of the mad cow " ; the European Union imposes a Embargo on the English meat. The France and several other countries decide " to suspend any bovine meat importation coming from Great Britain ".
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1997 :
- Election of François Pipe cleaner (1927-1997) with the French Academy, deceased before its official reception.
- the largest kitty of the Loto is gained by only one player who empoche 150.077.770 francs.
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1998 :
- in France, first festival of Internet.
- Belgian justice condemns Louis Schweitzer, chairman of Renault, with a fine of 10 Belgian franc million (1,6 million FF) to have violated the law of Belgian work during the closing of the factory of Vilvorde.
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1999 : On board the Breitling To orbit, Switzerland Bertrand Piccard and the English Brian Jones buckle, above the Morocco, the first round the world tour in balloon without stopover, that is to say 44.000 km in nineteen days; they will be posed in Egypt.
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2000 :
- Jean-Paul II has started by the Jordan the first pilgrimage in Holy Land of a pope for 36 years.
- a Earthquake a magnitude of 4,5 on the open scales of Richter shakes is Turkey, and neither victim nor damage makes, with Senkaya .
- the Paris Bourse, Amsterdam and Brussels announce their fusion within Euronext.
- Beginning of the lawsuit of the escape bid the April 23rd 1998 from Marc Dutroux.
21e century
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2001 :
- a Chimiquier, the Balu , transporting eight thousand tons of Acid sulphuric, sinks in the the Bay of Biscay; its crew could be helped.
- One of largest the Platform S oil of the world, damaged by a series of fatal explosions, dark in the Atlantic southern, with a hundred and twenty kilometers of the coasts Brazil iennes with on its board a million and half of liters of Crude oil and Gas oil. (see March 15th) To consult the site of the CEDAR
- 2002 :
- Whereas Israelis and Palestinians try to arrive to a Cessez-le-feu under the aegis of the American emissary Anthony Zinni, a new attack in the north of the Hebrew State, asserted by the Islamic Jihad, makes eight dead of which the Kamikaze.
- Jose Maria Aznar, once finished his short speech in front of the the European Parliament, to Brussels and believing the extinguished microphone, lance “ what a connery I come to release! ” . Obviously all the Spanish journalists take again his conclusion.
- Olympic champion of Snowboard in parallel giant slalom, Isabelle Blanc gains the World cup 2002 of the speciality.
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2003 :
- the the United States and the Great Britain pass to the offensive against Iraq. The March 21st with 5:32, local time, one hour and half after the expiry of the Ultimatum to Saddam Hussein, the periphery of Baghdad essuie of strike targeted, first salvos of the baptized military intervention " Freedom of Iraq " promised by George W. Bush.
- A few hours after the release of the bombardments on Baghdad, Jacques Chirac “regrets” the American attack, by wishing that “ these operations be fastest and the least fatal possible and that they do not lead to a humane catastrophe ”. The French government mobilizes itself against possible terrorist threats by reinforcing the Plan Vigipirate.
- Three hours after the first strike American against its country, Saddam Hussein appears Iraqi on television to denounce " of the ashamed crimes against the Iraq and humanity " perpetrated by the the United States and the Great Britain and each one with " calls; to leave the sword " to defend the nation.
- Putting between brackets their major divisions, Europeans adopt a Joint Declaration on the post-war period in Iraq and the need for entrusting to UNO the responsibility to coordinate the rebuilding of the Iraq.
- Of the combat helicopters and a thousand of soldiers of the American army take part in an operation of great width intended to continue the combatants of Al-Qaïda and their allies Taliban S, in the south of the Afghanistan.
- the China denounces an attack against the Iraq which " viol " international standards. The spokesperson of the Chinese ministry of the Foreign affairs Kong Quan declared that the beginning of the military offensive in Iraq was carried out " in spite of the opposition of the international community ".
- In Africa, even in dramatic situations, one keeps the direction of humor. The example is given by it by Jean-Pierre Bemba, chief of the Liberation movement of Congo (MLC) whose one announces his death here and there. He declares ( Jean-Pierre Bemba ) that the advertisement of its death is largely exaggerated.
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Births
- 43 av. J. - C.: Ovide, Latin Poet. († 17 a. J. - C.).
- 1725 : Abdülhamid Ier, Othoman sultan.
- 1735 : Torbern Olof Bergman, chemist Swedish.
- 1736 : Rowed Ier, king of the Siam.
- 1770 : Friedrich Hölderlin, German romantic poet. († June 6th 1843)
- 1809: Nicolas Gogol, Russian writer of Ukrainian origin. († March 8th 1852)
- 1811: Napoleon II born with Paris, wire of Napoleon i, French.
- 1820 : Alexandru Ioan Cuza, sovereign of Romania.
- 1828 : Henrik Ibsen, Norwegian writer († May 23rd 1906)
- 1838: Ferdinand Zirkel, geologist and German petrologist
- 1873 of the Calendar Julien: Sergueï Rachmaninov, type-setter and Russian pianist († March 28th 1943)
- 1881: Eugene Schueller, founder of L'Oreal, French
- 1882: Rene Coty, President of the Republic, Frenchwoman. († November 22nd 1962)
- 1885: Rene Benjamin, writer French. († October 4th 1948)
- 1908: Michael Redgrave, British actor. († March 21st 1985)
- 1916: Pierre Messmer, Political man , French born with Vincennes (the Valley-of-Marne) († August 29th 2007)
- 1918: Bernd Qualities Zimmermann, German type-setter. († August 10th 1970)
- 1920: Andree Chédid, writer and French poetess
- 1932: Marthe Villalonga, French actress
- 1934: Renato Salvatori, Italian actor. († March 27th 1988)
- 1935:
- Jean-Jacques Descamps, Political man French. Born with Lille (Northern).
- Óscar Chávez, Singer, Actor and Mexican type-setter.
- 1943 : Daniele Gilbert, French TV host
- 1944: Timothy Dalton, British actor, fourth interpreter of James Bond.
- 1945 : Louis-Joseph Manscour, Political man French born with the Trinity (Martinique).
- 1946 : Jacques Pélissard, politician French born with Lyon (the Rhone).
- 1950 :
- Pierre Cohen, Political man French, born with Bizerte in Tunisia.
- William Hurt, American actor.
- 1957 : Spike Lee, realizer and American producer, Atlanta (Georgia, the United States).
- 1958 : Holly Hunter, American actress
- 1960: Iouri Tcharguine, Russian cosmonaut
- 1967: Yukito Kishiro, mangaka.
- 1972 : Pedro Lamy, Portuguese racing driver
- 1973: Harry Roselmack, French journalist and presenter of the tv news of the evening of TF1 during the summer and the holidays of Patrick Poivre d' Arvor.
Death
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1413 : Henri IV of England, king d' Angleterre (° April 3rd 1367)
- 1568: Albert de Brandebourg, duke of Prussia (° May 16th 1490)
- 1619: Matthias Ier of the Holy roman Empire, Germanic Roman Emperor (° February 24th 1557)
- 1727: Isaac Newton, Philosopher, Mathematician, Physicist and Astronomer English. (° January 4th 1642)
- 1728: Camille d' Hostun, Marshal of France (° February 14th 1652)
- 1730: Adrienne Lecouvreur, French actress
- 1746: Nicolas de Largillière, French painter (° October 10th 1656)
- 1812: Jan Ladislav Dussek, type-setter and Czech pianist. (° February 12th 1760)
- 1816: Marie Anger of Portugal, queen of the Portugal. (° December 17th 1734)
- 1857: Pierre-Armand Dufrénoy geologist and mineralogist French (° September 5th 1792)
- 1878: Julius Robert von Mayer, German physicist (° November 25th 1814)
- 1899: Franz Ritter von Hauer, Austrian geologist (° January 30th 1822)
- 1910: Nadar ( Felix Tournachon ), photographer French (° April 6th 1820)
- 1929: Ferdinand Foch, French general officer. (° October 2nd 1851)
- 1975: Jacques Henri de Bourbon, duke of Anjou and Segovia, elder of the Capétiens and chief of the House of France (° June 23rd 1908)
- 1992: Georges Delerue, Type-setter and film musical director French (° March 12th 1925)
- 1993: Polykarp Kusch, physicist states-unien of German origin, Nobel Prize of physics 1955 (° January 26th 1911)
- 2004: Juliana of the Netherlands, queen of the Netherlands. (° April 30th 1909)
Celebrations
- international Day of the Francophonie
- Tunisia: Independence
Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day
- Herbert de Derwentwater († 687), hermit in England.
- twenty martyrs of the Monastery Mar Sheba S († 796).
- Remi of Strasbourg (+ 783), bishop.
See too
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