The February 2nd is the 33e Jour of the Année of the Gregorian calendar .
Events
6th century
9th century
-
843: Dhuoda de Gascogne, duchess of Septimanie, wife of Bernard de Septimanie, completes the drafting of the Manuel for my son , first treaty of education known, intended for his/her Guillaume oldest son.
10th century
11th century
-
1033 : With died of the king Rodolphe III of Burgundy, under the terms of the treaty of succession of 1027, its kingdom is joined together with the empire. Italy, Burgundy and Germany forms the Trias imperium .
- 1049 : Bruno d' Eguisheim-Dagsburg, named by the emperor Henri III known as '' Henri the Black '', in December 1048, is elected Pape by the people of Rome, becoming the 152e pope of the Catholic church, under the name of Leon IX.
12th century
15th century
16th century
17th century
18th century
19th century
20th century
21e century
-
2001 :
- Alfred Sirven, the old number two of required Elf for four years, has been stopped by the police force of the Filipino .
- D.L. Jones Junior known as Wayne is carried out in a prison of Oklahoma at the 61 years age and 40 years of waiting in the corridor of death.
- Stacy Dragila carries the world records of female jump to the pole in room to 4,63 Mr.
- 2002:
- Willem Alexander , prince d' Orange and heir to the crown of the Netherlands, wife Maximum Zorreguieta , girl of a former minister for the military junta in Argentinian.
- Fabien Barthez viol a rule of its football club (Manchester United) while returning at his place after having had fun the festival in a pub of London. Its club imposes a " cover feu" from 48 hours before each match and condemns it to 65.000 euros of fine.
- Plus of 300 couples marries with Singapore (four times more than the average). The date of the 2/2/02 is supposed to carry chance to them.
- 2003 : In two partial legislative elections, the Socialist Annick Lepetit carries it with Paris in the 17th district by largely beating the candidate UMP Patrick Stefanini, whereas the deputy UMP Georges Mothron beats the Communist Robert Hue in the 5th district of the Val-d'Oise.
- 2004 :
- Houston (Texas): The New England Patriots finally gain XXXVIIIe Super Bowl of American football by beating the Carolina Panthers on a score from 32 to 29.
- Serge Girard arrives at the Cairo, Egypt, after a crossing of the Africa while running. The 8.295 kilometers which separate Dakar, Senegal, and Cairo were run in 123 days, two hours and 40 minutes, without one day of rest.
- a building crumbles with Konya, Turkey, and keep silent 56 people. Vedat Kaya and Ismail Canlier , two contractors, is accused for negligence for this building built since of less than 5 years.
- 2005 : Vendée Globe: Vincent Riou gains the 5th edition of the race, in 87 days and 10 hours.
- 2007 : France: Publication of the fourth report/ratio of the intergovernmental Group of expert on the evolution of the climate on the Climate warming, allotted quasi-certainement to the human activity (probability equal or higher than 90%).
Births
- 1208 : Jacques I {{er}} of Aragon says the Conqueror († 1276).
- 1494 : Bona Sforza, queen of Poland, princess and archduchess († 1557).
- 1502 : Damião de Góis, Philosopher Portuguese († 1574).
- 1522 : Lodovico Ferrari, mathematician Italy N († 1565).
- 1600 : Gabriel Naudé, French librarian. († July 10th 1653 with Abbeville)
- 1749: Alexandre Camille Taponier, general French.
- 1754 : Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord, prelate and French statesman. († May 17th 1838).
- 1765 : Timofei Fedorovic Osipovsky, mathematician, Russian physicist and philosphe .
- 1786 : Jacques Philippe Marie Binet, French mathematician († May 12th 1856).
- 1793 : William Hopkins, geologist and British Mathematician († October 13rd 1866).
- 1829 : Alfred Edmund Brehm, Exploring zoologist and German († 1884).
- 1842 : Yulian-Karl Vasilievich Sokhotsky, Russian mathematician.
- 1849 : Leopold Bernhard Gegenbauer, Austrian mathematician .
- 1882 :
- 1888 : John Foster Dulles, diplomat and American geopolitician , Secretary of State of the republican president Dwight D. Eisenhower.
- 1889 : Jean-Marie de Lattre de Tassigny, Marshal of France French († January 11th 1952).
- 1893 : Cornelius Lanczos, mathematician and engineer Hungarian.
- 1894 : Romance Delgado, anarchistic militant Spanish.
- 1896 : Kazimierz Kuratowski, mathematician Polish. († June 18th 1980).
- 1901 : Jascha Heifetz, American naturalized Russian violonist. († December 10th 1987).
- 1902 : Mika Etchebehere born Michele Feldman, militant anarchist, then Marxist Argentinian, fighting P.O.U.M during the War of Spain.
- 1903 : Bartel Leendert van der Waerden, mathematician Dutch.
- 1904 : Valéry Tchkalov, Soviet aviator († December 15th 1938).
- 1913 : Georges Guingouin, Resistant French († October 27th 2005).
- 1914 : Farhat Hached, politician Tunisia N († December 5th 1952).
- 1923 : Free Zeffirelli, Italian director.
- 1926 : Valery Giscard d'Estaing, statesman (President of the French Republic of 1974 with 1981) and French academician.
- 1927 : Stan Getz, musician of American Jazz († June 6th 1991).
- 1935 : Michel Subor, Actor French.
- 1943 : Wanda Rutkiewicz, Polish mountaineer († May 12th 1992)
- 1945: Bob Hopkins, American actor.
- 1946 : Alpha Oumar Konaré, politician and president Mali in.
- 1947 : Farrah Fawcett, American actress.
- 1952 : Christiane Taubira, French political woman.
- 1977 : Shakira, Colombian singer.
Death
Celebrations
Celebrates catholic and orthodoxe
- Candlemas or Presentation of Christ to the Temple, forty days after its birth.
Catholic saints of the day
Orthodoxe saints of the day
- the Jordan de Trébizonde († 1650), Greek néo-martyr.
- Gabriel of Constantinople († 1676), monk and Greek néo-martyr.
See too
Beats-smg: Vasarė 2
Be-X-old: 2 лютага
Fiu-vro: 2. radokuu päiv
Nds-nl: 2 febrewaori
Simple: February 2
Zh-yue: 2 月 2 號