March 31st
The March 31st is the 90e Jour of the Année (91e in the event of Leap year) of the Gregorian Calendrier.
Events
3rd century
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297 : Roman Empire: The Manicheism, preached by the Persian S, is condemned by edict like anti-Roman.
12th century
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1146 : Bernard de Clairvaux, abbot of Clairvaux, sermon with Vézelay for a Second crusade in front of the king de France and his court. Louis VII crosses and decides to take along his wife, Aliénor, in Orient.
15th century
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1492 : The Juifs of Spain are put in residence to convert with the Christianisme in the three months, or to leave the country.
- 1495 : The Republic of Venice, the Duchy of Milan, the Papal States, the Holy Germanic Roman Empire, and the Couronne of Aragon form the Ligue of Venice coalition Italy anti-Frenchwoman the purpose of who is to incite Charles VIII to give up Naples and to return in France.
16th century
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1547 : Rambouillet: The king François I {{er}} expires after having given his heart to God. The same day, Henri, second of this name, king de France, sign its first acts of sovereigns. It is only the May 24th which the Cercueil of François I {{er}} is descended in the crypt from the royal abbey from Saint-Denis.
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1585 : Fibula: the league, strong of the support of the new pope Sixth Quint, lance a “ declaration ” against those which “ endeavor to subvert the Catholic religion and the State ” and where the king Henri III is indirectly aimed. At the same time, lampoonists and preachers break out against the sovereign. Terrorized, Henri III yields without fighting. The edict of Nemours revokes the privileges and proscribes kingdom the “ reformed alleged religion ”.
17th century
18th century
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1745 : First of Foundation comic opera of Jean-Philippe Branch with the Large Stable of Versailles.
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1779 : The Russian and the Turks sign a convention according to which they are promised not to intervene militarily in the Crimea.
19th century
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1806 : France: While placing the members of his family on sometimes old thrones, but generally of recent creation, Napoleon completes to build an imperial monarchy on the scale of the Europe. It enacts a law on March 31st to organize the “ imperial family ”. A last step, and it will practice a matrimonial policy intended to control, always more, the Old continent .
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1814 : The troops of the Sixth coalition occupy Paris.
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1845 : Swiss: Second military countryside of the radicals against the catholic canton of Lucerne (first took place the December 8th 1844). Of small scale, it remains without effect.
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1848 : Francfort-sur-le-Main: The First elected Parliament, the constituent National Assembly meets in the Saint-Paul church of Frankfurt. The liberals form the majority of it. It is the March 30th which the confederal diet decided to proceed to the election of representatives of all the Germany, and the 31, a preparatory Parliament is made up. Very quickly, the republicans and the radicals are put in minority by the partisans of a constitutional monarchy. The direction also relates to the form which the future Federal state under the direction of the Prussia will have to take, excluding the Austria, but the king of Prussia wishes the restoration of the imperial system. The Bavarian, on their side, are in favor of a union with the Prussia and the Austria.
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1854 : The commodore American Perry sign a first treaty with the Japan, which opens two Japanese ports with the foreign trade.
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1858 : China: After the devastations caused by the Anglo-French forces with Canton, the Chinese government agrees to treat and receives four plenipotentiary Westerners also representing the the United States and the Russia.
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1866 : Chile: The president Jose Joaquin Perez takes party for the Peru in the war against the Spain. By retortion, the Spanish navy bombards the port of Valparaiso.
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1877 : London: The International Conference on the Balkans adopts a protocol requiring of the Turks reforms with the profit of the Chrétiens.
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1885 : French reverses with the Tonkin in the war against the China cause the fall of the cabinet Jules Ferry.
- 1889 : The Eiffel Tower is inaugurated with Paris. It measures 312,27 meters.
20th century
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1901 : Exit of the first car Mercedes.
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1905 : “ Blow of Tangier ” on the initiative of the emperor of Germany Guillaume II. He causes the first “Moroccan crisis” and will precipitate the seizure of the France on the sultanate of Morocco.
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1909 :
- Decision of the court of $the Hague, by which the Serbia recognizes the annexation of the Bosnia-Herzégovine by the Austria, prelude to the Assassinat of Sarajevo and the release of the First World War.
- the Titanic is put on hold at Belfast, Ireland. Its number of hull is the 390904. This figure when one reads it in a mirror gives " No pope" (not of pope), a slogan anti-catholics still used by provocation by the Protestant extremists of Northern Ireland.
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1939 : The France and the Great Britain are committed coming using the Poland if its borders are violated. the German invasion will take place on September 1st.
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1941 : the German forces start a counter-offensive in North Africa.
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1947 : With Haïfa, the Irgun Zvai Leumi makes jump of the tanks of storage of the Shell Oil Company.
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1948 :
- the American Congrès approves the Marshall plan of assistance to the Europe.
- the train Cairo/Haïfa runs off the line close to Haïfa on the mines posed on the way by the Groupe Stern, killing 40 people by wounding 60 others.
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1953 : The Swede Dag Hammarskjöld becomes general secretary of UNO.
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1955 : The Chinese Communist party undertakes a purification campaign.
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1959 : The Dalai Lama flees the Tibet. Disguised as a servant, the Dalai Lama crosses the the Himalayas with back of Yack and reached the State of Assam, in the north of the India.
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1961 : The mayor of Evian, Camille White, is assassinated in an attack of O.A.S.
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1964 :
- military Coup d'etat to the Brazil against the mode of the president João Goulart.
- 5 songs of the Beatles are in the first 5 places of the hit-parade American.
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1965 : A plane Convair CV-440 of the company Iberia crashe close to Tangier and keep silent 50 of its 53 passengers and team members.
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1966 : Launching of Luna 10, the first orbiting around the the Moon of an automatic station, in charge of the study of the close lunar medium.
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1968 : The American troops enlisant itself with the Vietnam, Lyndon Johnson announces that it will not aspire to any more the presidency.
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1971 : The American officer William Calley is condemned to the life imprisonment for the Massacre of Mỹ Lai made in March 1968; its sorrow will be later reduced.
- 1975 : The Turn CN, with Toronto, becomes the most building of the world. A giant helicopter hoists one of the final parts of 4 tons and half at the top of the tower, which reaches a 528 meters height. Once the 2 last parts installed, the final height of the tower will be of 546 meters.
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1977 : The female team of Basket-ball of Clermont CPU loses the European final vis-a-vis Riga.
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1982 : Left in France the film the Star of North of Pierre Granier-Removes iron with Simone Signoret and Philippe Noiret…
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1983 :
- a Earthquake striking the south-west of the Colombia, destroying most of the historical center of Popayan, which counts 600 000 inhabitants. There would be approximately 200 died.
- the most expensive divorce undoubtedly of the history is pronounced in California; the Saoudi sheik Mohammed El Fassi is condemned to pour with his wife half of his fortune, estimated at 6 billion dollars. 28 years old, the sheik had defrayed the chronicle the previous year while refusing to pay a note of 1,5 million dollars in a hotel of Florida where it had remained with a many continuation. He however ended up paying, afterwards adventures which made the delights of the American press.
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1984 :
- the last French elements of the multinational force leave the Lebanon, marking the end of the operation of pacification continued during 19 month, in co-operation with the the United States, the Great Britain and the Italy.
- Robert Moriaty passes under the Eiffel Tower on board a private plane.
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1986 : The crash landing of a Boeing 727 in the North-West of Mexico City kills 166 people among the passengers and team members.
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1987 : The table of the Iris of Van Gogh is sold 220 franc million.
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1990 :
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1991 :
- in Albania, the Party of work (ex-Communist) carries the first free elections held in addition to fifty years.
- Dissolution of the Warsaw Pact.
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1992 :
- France: Permanent closure of the factory Renault with Boulogne-Billancourt.
- Adoption by the Safety advice of the the United Nations of the resolution 748: beginning of the embargo against the Libya, shown to have organized the Attack of Lockerbie in 1989 and the attack against a plane of ATU to the Niger the same year.
- public Presentation of the long mail Airbus A330.
- Marie-Christine Blandin becomes the first ecologist with the head of an area (Nord-Pas-de-Calais).
- the Silence of the lambs , film of Jonathan Demme, gains 5 Oscars with Hollywood.
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1994 : Collision of the Oil Seki (Panama) which pours 16 000 tons of crude in the Gulf of Oman.
- 1995 :
- a Airbus A310-300 of the Rumanian company Tarom is crushed just after its takeoff of Bucharest making 60 dead.
- Bernard Tapie is declared in personal bankruptcy. It becomes also ineligible.
- the Hyper Rallye of Rennes Saint-Gregoire presents a String with door jarretelles of a waist measurement of 2,53 Mr.
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1996 :
- After 16 month of conflict, Boris Eltsine announces the end of Russian military operations in Chetchnia.
- Clint Eastwood wife Dined Ruiz, presenter tele.
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1997 : Jacques Sirat leaves for a round the world tour to bicycle. Among its memories: 1) Arrest in Bosnia 2) Arrest on December 31st, 1997 with the Yemen 3) on October 31st, 2002: 71.290 km, 44 countries crossed, 46 tires, 100 punctures with the meter.
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1998 :
- the Safety advice of the United Nations adopts the resolution 1160 imposing a Embargo on the sales and the supplies of weapons on the Federal republic of Yugoslavia to force its president, Slobodan Milosevic to make concessions with the Albanians of the Kosovo.
- Netscape gives the source code of its navigator in accordance with a free license and created a non-profit organization, mozilla.org, to supervise the development.
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1999 : Exit with the the United States of the film Matrix of Andy and Larry Wachowski. (France: June 23rd 1999)
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2000 : The Safety advice of the United Nations carries to 600 million dollars, for each six months phase, the sum allocated with the Iraq to buy material in order to restore its oil infrastructures that American will adapt in 2004.
21e century
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2001 :
- France: Publication of one relative order to the electronic Signature with the official journal, thus returning it validates juridically as well as the written signature. This electronic Signature will make it possible to guarantee the authentification of the transmitter of a document and to make sure that it was not modified during its transfer (integrity of the contents).
- Netherlands: Four homosexual couples exchange their assents and their rings with the town hall of Amsterdam, thus inaugurating the first civil weddings homosexual in the world.
- Force 17, special unit of the Israeli army, sends a hundred men to the north of Ramallah, the West Bank, to capture Palestinians, including 5 of the personal guard of Yasser Arafat.
- the chief cooks of the hotels Intercontinental and Crown Plaza of Dubai meet to make the largest dish of biryani (flat Indian): 1.150 kilos of rice and 630 kilos of chicken in bowl 700 kilos, three meters in diameter and 75 cm of depth.
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2003 : For its first common military mission abroad, the European Union takes over NATO in Macedonia with a Gripping force of peace of 400 men.
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2005 :
- Monaco: The prince Albert of Monaco ensures from now on the regency of the State Monegasque because of the health condition of his father the prince Rainier III.
- the Safety advice of the United Nations adopts a resolution authorizing the International penal court (CPI) to continue the suspects of war crimes in the Sudanese province of the Darfur.
- France: The Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin gives the kickoff of the Digital terrestrial television (TNT) which will currently allow part of the televiewers who are subscribed neither with the cable nor with the satellite to profit from now on from 14 free channels, against seven.
- the number two of the Pentagone Paul Wolfowitz is elected president of the the World Bank starting from June 1st.
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2006 : the president of the French Republic, Mr. Jacques Chirac promulgates officially the Loi for the equal opportunity at the time of a very awaited televised intervention.
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2007 : The Girondins of Bordeaux finally gain their second Coupe of the Football league by beating the Olympique Lyonese with the Stade de France, 1-0, thanks to a goal of Henrique to the 89e minute of the meeting.
Births
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250: Constance Chlorinates, Roman Emperor († 306, 56 years)
- 1499: Black and white IV, Italian Pope († December 9th 1565, 66 years)
- 1519: Henri II, king of France († July 10th 1559, 40 years)
- 1536: Yoshiteru Ashikaga, Japanese shogun († June 17th 1565, 29 years)
- 1596: Rene Descartes, philosopher, mathematician and physicist French († February 11th 1650, 54 years)
- 1621: Andrew Marvell, English poet († August 16th 1678, 57 years)
- 1675: Benoit XIV, Italian Pope († May 3rd 1758, 83 years)
- 1684: Francesco Lasting, Italian musician († September 30th 1755, 71 years)
- 1718: Marie-Anne-Victoire de Bourbon, infante-queen of Portugal († January 15th 1781, 62 years)
- 1723: Frederic V, king de Danemark and of Norway († January 13rd 1766, 42 years)
- 1730: Etienne Bézout, French mathematician († September 27th 1783, 53 years)
- 1732: Franz Joseph Haydn, Austrian type-setter († May 31st 1809, 76 years)
- 1777:
- Louis Rope-maker, geologist and mineralogist French († March 30th 1861, 84 years)
- Charles Cagniard de Latour, engineer and physicist French († July 5th 1859, 82 years)
- 1823: Alexandre Ostrovski, Russian Playwright († June 2nd 1886, 63 years)
- 1830: Jose María Sandpapers, Spanish Matador († July 14th 1872).
- 1850 : Charles Doolittle Walcott, American paleontologist († February 9th 1927, 76 years)
- 1857: Edouard Rod, Swiss writer († January 29th 1910, 52 years)
- 1886: Tadeusz Kotarbiński, philosopher Polish († October 3rd 1981)
- 1894: Sylvio Kirouak, cleaned cathedral of Chicoutimi to the Saguenay († October 21st 1977, 83 years)
- 1899: Pancho Vladigerov, type-setter and Bulgarian pianist († September 8th 1978)
- 1909: Robert Brasillach, French writer († February 6th 1945, 53 years)
- 1911: Elisabeth Grümmer, German opera singer († November 6th, 1986, 75 years)
- 1920: Arthur Tells, writer French
- 1926:
- Sydney Chaplin, producing American
- John Robert Fowles, born with Leigh-one-Sea (Essex), British writer pertaining to the current postmodernist
- 1927:
- César Chávez, American agricultural trade unionist († April 23rd, 1993, 66 years)
- Vladimir Ilyushin, Soviet test pilot
- 1934: Gregory Nelyubov, Soviet cosmonaut († February 18th 1966, 31 years)
- 1935: Richard Chamberlain, American actor
- 1936: Jean Bertolino, journalist French
- 1937: Claude Allègre, geochemist and politician French
- 1938:
- David Steel, singer
- Jean-Louis Bernard, Political man French
- 1943: Christopher Walken, American actor
- 1944: Pascal Danel, singer French
- 1947: César Gaviria Trujillo, president of the Republic of Colombia of 1990 with 1994
- 1950:
- Al Gore, American politician
- Robbie Coltrane, American actor
- 1952: Christian Brodhag, Political man , University ecologist and French
- 1953: Jacques Bascou, Political man French
- 1954: Isabella Ferrari, Italian actress
- 1955:
- Muriel Siki, Swiss journalist
- Akemi Takada, Mangaka Japan ease
- Angus Young, Australian guitarist of the group rock'n'roll AC/DC
- 1956: François Brottes, Political man French
- 1957
- Patrick Forrester, American astronaut
- Kent, French singer and type-setter
- 1958: Annick Lepetit, Political woman French
- 1964: Jean-Claude Perez, Political man French
- 1971: Ewan McGregor, British actor
- 1974: Stefan Olsdal Swedish bass player pertaining to the group Placebo
- 1976: Melanie Coste, French actress
- 1983: Vlásios Máras, gymnaste Greek
- 1987: Georg Listing, German bass player
Death
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1275 : Beatrice of England, girl of the king Henri III of England, duchess of Brittany (° July 2nd 1242, 32 years)
- 1340: Ivan I {{er}}, tsar of Russia (° 1288, 52 years)
- 1547: François I {{er}}, king de France (° September 12th 1494, 52 years)
- 1567: Philippe I {{er}} of Hesse (° November 13rd 1504, 62 years)
- 1578: Juan de Escobedo, secretary of Don Juan of Austria, wire illegitimate of Charles Quint (° 1530, 48 years).
- 1621 : Philippe III of Spain, king d' Espagne (° April 15th 1578, 56 years)
- 1631: John Gives, poet English (° 1572, 41 years)
- 1671: Anne Hyde, queen of Jacques II of England (° March 1637, 34 years)
- 1703: Johann Christoph Bach I, German type-setter (° December 8th 1642, 60 years)
- 1727: Sir Isaac Newton, philosopher and scientific British (° January 4th 1643, 84 years)
- 1741: Pieter Burmann, Dutch philologist (° 1668, 27 years)
- 1814: Pierre Sonnerat, Naturalist and explorer French (° August 18th 1748, 65 years)
- 1837: John Constable, British painter (° June 11th 1776, 60 years)
- 1855: Charlotte Brontë, British novelist (° April 21st 1816, 38 years)
- 1880: Henryk Wieniawski, Polish type-setter (° July 10th 1835, 44 years)
- 1885: Franz Abt, German type-setter (° December 22nd 1819, 65 years)
- 1913: J.P. Morgan ( John Pierpont Morgan ), financier and banking states-unien (° April 17th 1837, 75 years)
- 1917: Emil Adolf von Behring, German physicist, Nobel Prize of medicine 1901 (° March 15th 1854, 63 years)
- 1940: Carlo Bugatti, decorator Art nouveau (° February 16th 1856, 84 years)
- 1945: Hans Fischer, German chemist, Nobel Prize of chemistry 1930 (° July 27th 1881, 63 years)
- 1978: Charles Best, Canadian doctor (° February 27th 1899, 79 years)
- 1980: Vladimír Holan, Czech poet (° September 16th 1905, 74 years)
- 1980: Jesse Owens, American athlete (° September 12th 1913, 67 years)
- 1993: Torch Lee, American actor (° 1965, 28 years)
- 1993: Mitchell Parish, American lyric writer. (° July 10th 1900)
- 1995: Selena ( Selena Quintanilla Pérez ), American singer (° April 16th 1971, 23 years)
- 1995: Madeleine the Sologne, French actress (° October 27th 1912, 82 years)
- 1995: Roberto Juarroz, Argentinian poet (° October 5th 1925, 69 years)
- 1997: Lyman Spitzer, American astrophysicist (° June 26th 1914, 82 years)
- 2001: Jean-Marc Bory, Swiss actor (° March 17th 1934, 67 years)
- 2001: Clifford G. Shull, American physicist, Nobel Prize of physics 1994 (° September 23rd 1915, 85 years)
- 2003: H.S.M. Coxeter, mathematician and Canadian geometrician (° February 9th 1907, 96 years)
- 2005: Terri Schiavo, American diving in the coma during 15 years (° December 3rd, 1963, 41 years)
Celebrations
Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day
- Acace d' Antioche de Pisidie († towards 251), bishop
- Amos
- Balbine
- Benjamin of Persia (4th-5th centuries)
- Daniel Camaldule
- Fergus de Downpatrick, bishop, celebrates the 30 or on March 31st
- Guy de Ravenne
- Hypatios de Gangres († 336)
- Machabéon
- Renovat
- Théodule martyr in Africa, Anèse, Felix martyr in Africa, Cornélie and other companions not named.
Catholic saints of the day
- Léonard Murialdo
Orthodoxe saints of the day
- Innocent of Moscow († 1879), Métropolite, apostle of North America and the Siberia
- Jonas of Moscow († 1461), métropolite.
- Marie de Ravenbruck († 1945), moniale and néo-martyrdom.
See too
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