March 30th

The March 30th is the 89e Jour of the Année (90e in the event of Leap year) of the Gregorian Calendrier.

Events

13th century

15th century

  • 1496 : Paris: The rebuilding of the church Saint-Severin is about to be completed; takes place on this date the blessing of the apse.

17th century

  • 1635 : Europe: The Voter of Saxony, the last rampart of the German Protestants, subjects and signs with the emperor the treated of Prague.

18th century

  • 1795 : Paris (10 germinal): After the creation of the central Schools the 25 ventôse (March 15th), foundation of the School of the Eastern languages.

19th century

  • 1814 : Paris: The March 29th 1814, the allies are with the doors of Paris. The forty thousand men of the emperor could not stop a hundred and sixty thousand united. The March 30th, Paris armed its national guard, the workmen asked weapons and for rifles. Schwarzenberg had to attack by Pantin and Romainville, while Blücher was charged to take Clichy and the heights of Montmartre. Opposed to a hundred and thousand united, the thirty thousand men of the Duc of Raguse could only subject themselves. The capitulation is signed, Marmont must make evacuate its troops. The royalists try to cause a demonstration in favor of the Bourbons, but only some aristocrats answer the call.

  • 1815 : Italy: Murat publishes in Rimini a proclamation in which it invites the Italians to join him for independence and freedom.

  • 1842 : The ether is used for the first time like Anesthésique by an American doctor, Long Dr. Crawford.

  • 1854 : Vote law which defines the deportation of condemned to the forced labors out of France, and which instituted moreover the doubling.

  • 1858 : A Brevet of invention is emitted for the first pencil provided with a Gomme to erase.

  • 1863 :

    • the Denmark appendix the Schleswig.
    • the Kingdom of Poland, theoretically autonomous, is divided into provinces by the Russia.

  • 1885 : Afghanistan: The Russian , anxious of the British influence, occupy the area.

  • 1887 : Paris: At twenty-nine years, Andre Antoine, employed with the writings with the Gas-company, creates the Theater-Free . Admiror of Emile Zola, this Limougeaud young person has as an ambition to show the “true ” on scene.

  • 1900 :

    • France: Limitation of the day's work to 11:00 for the women and the children.
    • Sir Arthur John Evans discovers a great quantity of clay shelves on the site of Cnossos, in the middle of the Crete. (beginning of excavations the March 19th)

20th century

  • 1905 : The Greek of Crete are raised against the Turks.

  • 1907 : To Billancourt, Gabriel Voisin flies on sixty meter on a Biplan of its manufacture, been driven by an engine of fifty horses.

  • 1912 : The sultan of the Morocco sign with the France a treaty making of its country a French protectorate.

  • 1940 : The Japan board install a Chinese puppet government with Nankin.

  • 1947 : Raphaël Pujazon gains the International Cross-country race again and makes it possible France to gain its eighth consecutive victory.

  • 1967 : The military general headquarter of NATO in France is officially closed.

  • 1975 : In Hamilton, the United States, country where the weapons are on sale free, James Ruppert kills 11 people, including 8 children, at a meeting of family.

  • 1977 : Discovered of five rings around Uranus.

  • 1979 : Two days after alarm in the nuclear plant of Three Mile Island, between Washington and New York, a radioactive bubble of gas is formed and threatened to contaminate the Atmosphère.

  • 1981 : The president Ronald Reagan is wounded of one ball to the chest in an attack: the author of the shot, John Hinckley, is immediately stopped.

  • 1987 :

    • the Sunflowers of Vincent van Gogh expensive becomes the table of the Terre, at the time of public biddings at Christie' S with London, where it is sold in less than 5 minutes for the sum record of 22,5 million pounds sterling, that is to say more than 220 franc million. It is the absolute records on the market of art at the time of auctions.
    • the film Platoon gains 4 Oscars.

  • 1991 : the world records of the 20 km in 56 ' 55" beat; 6 and that of the hour in 21,101 km.

  • 1994 :

    • Ten French sailors find death on board the Nuclear submarine of attack Émeraude following a water way in the compartment of the turboalternators.
    • Explosion of the factory CLIMADEF in Courbevoie.

  • 1995 :

    • the Abortion and the Euthanasie are “crimes which no human law can claim to legitimate” , Jean-Paul II declares in a Encyclique, “Evangelium Vitae” (“the Gospel of the Life”).
    • the Géant Casino of Avignon exposes a Credit card 1,72x1,08 m made up of 3658 pieces of Sucre.
    • François Mitterrand inaugurates the National library of France, with Paris.
    • Nicholas Morris , secretary of the Glaxo PCL sign a check with the profit of the Wellcome Trust Nominces Ltd . The amount is of 2.474.655 000 £ is 19.797.240 000 FF.

  • 1997 : The Foreign Ministers of the Arab Ligue call with the freezing of the process of standardization of the relations with Israel, in answer to construction by the Hebrew State of an allotment Juif in edge of Jerusalem-Is.

  • 1998 : The manufacturer BMW buys the manufacturer Rolls-Royce.

  • 1999 :

    • with the Brazil, the government gives access to the work card for the fourteen year old children instead of sixteen years.
    • the Airlift of UNO for the refugees of the Kosovo starts.

  • 2000 : Twenty years after, the court of criminal appeal of the Court of Appeal of Paris orders the reopening of the investigation on the conditions of died of Jacques Mesrine, the public enemy number one, killed in 1979 by the police force in Paris.

21e century

  • 2001 :

    • the US government makes a flashback by considering a limited refunding of the pill Abortive RU-486.
    • the magazine the Point reveals that in France the Amiante would be the cause of three thousand five hundred Cancer S per annum.
    • the Minister for Justice Marylise Lebranchu approaches the Commission concerning revision of the penal judgments of the case of Guillaume Seznec, this Breton condemned to the bagne in 1924 for the murder of notable which he always denied.
    • Spain: the ETA threat to tackle the tourist areas.
    • Two women are arrétées with Chisinau, Moldavie, to have sold human meat . They affirm to have recovered this meat in a public private clinic of Cancérologie of the city.
    • Branislav Ivkovic, deputy of Socialist party (SPS) of Slobodan Milosevic, affirms at the Serb Parliament that police force was sent in the district of Dedinje in order to stop the Yugoslav former president. The partisans of Milosevic go then to the accesses of its residence to try to prevent its arrest.

  • 2003 :

    • Iraq, the war continues, an error of shooting causes the death of a family of Iraq, a hundred and eleven children and seven women.
    • the England gains the Tournoi of the six nations of Rugby and carries out its 12th Grand Slam.

  • 2004 :

    • an explosion causes a Incendie in a Raffinerie of the Texas, the United States. This refinery of British Petroleum (BP) still will know an accident the March 23rd 2005.
    • a new bottle filled with Acid sulphuric is thrown in the Pablo-Neruda college of Pierrefitte, France, 24:00 after that which was thrown in the college Joliot-Curie of Stains, France.

  • 2007 :

    • the very first bridge with the top of a river without a foot in water is from now on practicable the 30 March the Passerelle of the Three Countries France, Germany and Suisse is a bridge connecting the town of Huningue to that of Weil-amndts-Rhein. has 100m Basle.

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Births

Death

Celebrations

  • School Day of Non-violence and Peace (DENIP), with the countries with specific school calendars of the southern hemisphere.

Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day

  • Blinks
  • Martyrs of Constantinople (anonymous)
  • Domnin de Thessalonique (also honoured on October 1st), Victor de Thessalonique and 10 companions not named
  • Jean Climaque († 605), higoumene of the Sinai, author of the holy Échelle .
  • Mamertin
  • Osburge
  • Pasteur of Orleans bishop
  • Patton
  • Quirin the geôlier
  • Rieul of Arles or Regulus
  • Rieul de Senlis or Regulus
  • Tola
  • Zosime of Syracuse († towards 660), bishop

Catholic saints of the day

  • Happy Amédée (15th century)
  • Pierre Regalado

See too

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