The September 28th is the 271e Jour of the Année (272e in the event of Leap year) of the Gregorian Calendrier. There remain 94 days before the end of the year.

Events

Before JC

1 to 1900

• 1106 : Battle of Tinchebray, in Normandy.

• 1687 : The Turks yield Athens to the Vénitiens.
• 1708: Battle of Lesnaya in Russia
• 1791: Abolition of the Slavery in France but not in the Colonies.

XXe century

• 1902 : With Seville (Spain), alternate of Rafael Gómez Ortega known as “El Gallo”, Spanish Matador.
• 1905 : With Seville (Spain), alternate of Jose Gallego Mateo known as “Pepete”, Spanish Matador.
• 1910 : With Seville (Spain), alternate of Isidoro Martí Fernando known as “Flora”, Spanish Matador.
• 1912 : With Seville (Spain), alternate of Jose Gómez Ortega known as “Joselito” or “Gallito”, Spanish matador.
• 1914 : Sit of Antwerp by the German .
• 1915 : Victoire of the British on the Turks, with Kout-El-Mara, in Mésopotamie.
• 1919 :
• In Seville, in the Plaza of Real Maestranza , alternative of Handbook Jiménez Moreno known as “Chicuelo”, Spanish Matador.
• In Seville, in the Monumental Plaza , alternative of Juan Shine of Rosa, matador Spanish.
• 1920:
• the first radios TSF are put on sale in France.
• With Seville (Spain), alternate of Manual Granero, Spanish Matador.
• 1921 : With Seville (Spain), alternate of Marcial Lalanda, Spanish Matador.
• 1924 : First air round the world tour by two planes of the American army .
• 1925 : With Seville (Spain), alternate of Handbook Báez Gómez known as “Litri”, Spanish Matador.
• 1939 : The Germany and the Soviet Union get along on the division of the Poland.
• 1942 : After the the United Kingdom and the the United States, the Soviet Union recognizes the French National committee.
• 1950 : The Indonesia is allowed with the the United Nations.
• 1952 : With alternate Barcelona (Spain), of César Girón, Matador venuezuelien.
• 1958 : France, approval by referendum of the Constitution of V {{E}} Republic.
• 1961 : Launching of the magazine rock'n'roll Disco music Re-examined.
• 1987 : Radioactive accident with Goiana (Brazil): 4 died and 244 men exposed to atomic radiation.
• 1990 : Startup of Atlantic TGV.
• 1994 : Shipwreck of the ferry Estonia in the Baltic.
• 1999 : More than eight tons of explosives are concealed by a Basque and Breton commando in a warehouse of the company TITANITE to Plévin (Coast-with Armor, France).
• 2000 : With Jerusalem, the visit of Ariel Sharon on the Esplanade of the Mosques causes confrontations between Palestinians and Israeli security forces . It is the beginning of the the Second Intifada.

XXIe century

• 2003 : The Italy is victim of a gigantic power failure, which coincided with Rome with the first Sleepless night.

Births

• 1803 : Prosper Mérimée, French writer, first general inspector of the Historic buildings († September 23rd, 1870 in Cannes)
• 1841: Georges Clémenceau, President of the Council French († November 24th, 1929 in Paris)
• 1852: Henri Moissan, French chemist (Nobel Prize of chemistry 1906) († 1907 in Paris)
• 1863: Charles I {{er}}, king de Portugal († assassinated in Lisbon the 1908)
• 1873: Wacław Berent, writer, novelist and translator Polish. († 19 or November 22nd 1940).
• 1915 : Ethel Rosenberg, spy (?) American carried out († June 19th 1953, 38 years)
• 1916: Peter Finch, British actor († January 14th 1977, 60 years)
• 1924:
• Pierre Aigrain, physicist and politician French († 2002)
• Marcello Mastroianni, Italian actor († December 19th, 1996 in Paris (France) at the 72 years age)
• 1925: Seymour CRAY, inventor of the supercomputers CRAY († October 5th, 1996)
• 1928: Martine Sarcey, French actress
• 1934: Brigitte Bardot, French actress
• 1936: Mylène Demongeot, French actress
• 1940: Alexandre Ivantchenkov, Russian cosmonaut
• 1942:
• Pierre Clémenti, actor French († December 27th, 1999)
• François Tamba Ndembe, Congolese sculptor, born has Boma (Democratic republic of Congo). († September 18th 2006)
• 1946: Brigitte Roüan, actress and French director.
• 1950 : No5el Laflamme, Québécois author
• 1951: Silvia Dionisio, Italian actress
• 1946: Helen Shapiro, British singer
• 1952: Sylvia Kristel, actress Dutchwoman
• 1967: Mira Sorvino, American actress
• 1972: Gwyneth Paltrow, American actress
• 1978: Sarah Clark, dancer irlando-British
• 1982: Nolwenn Leroy, French singer
• 1987: Hilary Duff, actress and American singer

Death

• 935 : Venceslas I {{er}} of Bohemia, duke of Bohemia, known as Venceslas the Saint (° in the neighborhoods of year 907)
• 1895: Louis Pasteur, chemist and biologist French (° December 27th, 1822 in Dole)
• 1953: Edwin Hubble, American astronomer (° November 20th, 1889)
• 1962: Roger Nimier, novelist, journalist and scenario writer French (° October 31st, 1925 in Paris)
• 1964: Adolph Marx, known as Harpo Marx, American actor, (° November 23rd, 1888, 75 years)
• 1966: André Breton, poet and organizer of the surrealist movement (° February 18th 1896)
• 1970: Gamal Abdel Nasser, Egyptian statesman (° January 15th, 1918 in Alexandria)
• 1973: Fernand Raynaud, whimsical and actor French (° May 19th, 1926 in Clermont-Ferrand)
• 1978: Jean Paul I {{er}}, born Albino Luciani, Pope Italian, deceased after 33 days of pontificate (° October 17th, 1912 in Canale d' Agordo, in the province of Belluno, in Italy)
• 1991: Miles Davis, trumpet player of American Jazz (° May 25th, 1926)
• 1991: Eugene Bozza, type-setter and French leader (° April 4th, 1905, 86 years)
• 1989: Ferdinand Marcos, former president of the Filipino (° September 11th, 1917)
• 1997: Mounir Bachir, large Master of the lute Iraq IEN (° 1930)
• 2000: Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Canadian politician, former Prime Minister (° October 18th, 1919 in Montreal)
• 2002: Maurice Novarina, French architect (° June 28th, 1907, 95 years)
• 2002: Philippe Jacquin, historian, ethnologist and anthropologist French (° January 22nd 1942, 60 years)
• 2003: Elia Kazan, realizer of American cinema (° September 7th, 1909)
• 2003: Wilfrid Lemoine, Canadian, journalist TV host Québécois (° July 18th, 1927)
• 2003: Yukichi Chuganji, Japan board, senior of humanity, deceased at the 114 years age in Ogoori (° March 23rd, 1889 in Ogori)
• 2005: pol. Bury, painter and Walloon Belgian sculptor (° April 26th, 1922)
• 2007: Rene Desmaison, French mountaineer, born in 1930.

Celebrations

Catholic and orthodoxe saint of the day

• Venceslas : Venceslas Ier, born in 907, wire of pagan Dragomire, educated by his holy grandmother Ludmilla, duke of Bohemia of 924 with 939, accepted the suzerainty of the emperor of Germany Henri Ier the Bird-catcher, propagated the Christianisme and protected the Church. He perishes assassinated in 929 by his brother Bodeslas, chief of the pagan party, which converts and honoured his/her brother like Martyr.
  

See too

• September 28th in sport
• September 28th in the railroads

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