The February 5th is the 36e Jour of the Année of the Gregorian calendar .

Events

first century BC

  • -2 : Auguste receives Senate the title of father of the Fatherland.

1st century

8th century

  • 789 : Birth of the kingdom of Morocco, Idris first king of the Morocco.

12th century

  • 1160 : With the Japan, Taira No Kiyomori crushes the Minamoto at the end of the Rébellion of Heiji.

  • 1180 : Arrest of the leaders of the Jewish community of Paris. Philippe-Auguste requires and obtains 15  000 money marcs for their release.

13th century

  • 1286 : Philippe Beautiful the is crowned king de France with Rheims.

14th century

  • 1369 : The consuls of Cahors swear to carry help to the King de France Charles V informant that, “even under the English domination, they had never ceased having the French heart”.

15th century

  • 1500 : Helped Swiss and German mercenaries, Louis Sforza takes again Milan with the French.

16th century

  • 1517 : François Ier goes to the Parliament to make there approve the legal settlement; this body, of the opinion of the prelates and the university, eludes the recording.

  • 1556 : Five years truce, concluded with Vaucelles, between Charles Quint and the king of France Henri II.

  • 1571 : Soliman, emperor of the Turks, is made main of Belgrade. This boulevard of Christendom had been several times attacked in vain by the sultans Amurat II and Mahomet II, predecessors of Soliman.

  • 1589 : The Parliament of Toulouse recognizes for king the cardinal of Bourbon, and orders to beat currency with its corner. The league made be used as phantom of king with the implementation of his projects against Henri IV.

17th century

  • 1626 : Peace of La Rochelle, which guarantees that of Montpellier. La Rochelle belongs to the fortified towns that Henri IV conceded with the Protestants for their safety. If Richelieu can tolerate that the Protestants hold head with his capacity, it will not be able any more, one year later, to admit the pact which binds La Rochelle to England. The latter declares the war in France.

  • 1692 : With the Brazil, former runaway slaves had created the republic of Prize list, with a strengthened capital. Mercenaries crush Palmares and in the night of the 5 with the February 6th, people throw top of cliffs to escape the killers.

18th century

  • 1798 : Rome: Following the assassination of the General Duphot the December 27th 1796 by Roman crowd, the French troops enter the city and proclaim the Roman Republic. The pope, who had decided in December 1796 to take again the weapons against the France, is exiled in Toscane, then in France.

  • 1800 : London: The English Prime Minister Pitt, anxious of the activity of the Irish patriots, makes adopt the Acte of union .

19th century

  • 1810 : Napoleon restores the censure and declares: “The right to print is not number of the natural rights. ” It creates the prisons of State for, according to its own words, “the held people without it being suitable neither to translate them in front of the courts nor to free them”.

  • 1811 : following the mental disease of George III, the prince of Wales, future George IV, becomes regent of England.

  • 1813 : Königsberg: The landtaag of Prussia-Eastern, under the impulse of Oberpräsident of Lithuania and Prussia, Hans von Auersbach, advised by the minister Stein, calls with rising against Napoleon. It is a question for Stein of convincing the king Frederic-Guillaume III to launch out in the combat and to give up its wavering attitude which, the January 19th, made him push back the terms of the convention of Tauroggen with the Russia.

  • 1817 : Vote Loi Woolly, reforming the electoral provisions: to claim with the statute of voter, it will be necessary from now on to be an old man of at least thirty years, and to pay 300 francs of taxes. The men of more than forty years will have as for them to pay 1.000 francs of taxes.

  • 1830 : Serbia: The prince Miloch Obrénovitch is made proclaim hereditary prince of the country.

  • 1831 : Italy: A popular insurrection in the Duché of Modena extends to Bologna, in the Papal States and, in less than fifteen days, the liberals seize the power in all the central Italy.

  • 1859 : Romania: The Convention (August 1858) which came in complement from the treaty from Paris (March 30th 1858) stipulated that the two provinces of Moldavie and Valachie, attached to the Russian supervision, were to remain separate. In order to circumvent the opposition of Austria to the outline of “Large Romania”, Napoleon III suggests with the two provinces voting for the same governor: by the election of Alexandre Jean Cuza like Hospodar of Moldavie and Valachie, the unit of the Romania is carried out, if not in right, at least in fact: Cuza undertakes the unification of the two parts of the territory.

  • 1875 : Rome: The pope Pie IX condemns in his Encyclique Quod numquam the laws and the Kulturkampf of the chancellor Otto von Bismarck, whom he regards as null. Bismarck makes vote, in reaction, the abolition of all the congregations the May 31st.

  • 1879 : In France, the postal service and Telegraphs, subordinated up to now to the under-secretary's department of State to Finances, is set up in ministry for the Stations and Télégraphes, whose first holder will be, during six years and in eight successive governments, Adolphe Cochery.

  • 1880 : Saint-Petersbourg: failure of the attack of populist the Khaltourine against the tsar with the palate of Winter.

  • 1887 : The opera Otello of Verdi is created with the Scala of Milan.

20th century

  • 1901 : The treated Hay-Pauncefote concedes with the the United States the digging and the exploitation of the Panama Canal after the French fiasco.

  • 1902 : Reduction at 9 o'clock in day's work for the minors!

  • 1914 : Appearance of the character of Charlot interpreted by Charlie Chaplin.

  • 1917 : The Mexico becomes a Federal republic of 28 States.

  • 1918 : Proclamation of the separation of the Church and the State in Russia.

  • 1920: First manifestation of the movement Hobby-horse, with the Large palace with Paris, on the initiative of Tristan Tzara.

  • 1923 : A record of temperature for the province of Quebec is established in the area of the Abitibi (in the western north of the province) with -54° Celsius.

  • 1932 : Kharbin (China). The Japanese occupy the city, it is the second in the face of the Mandchourie.

  • 1940 : The Interallied Superior council authorizes an intervention in Scandinavia, which will be placed under British command .

  • 1945 : The American forces, ordered by the general Douglas McArthur, re-occupy Manila (Filipino).

  • 1954 : After fifteen years of inactivity, Gabrielle Chanel (1883 - 1971) reopens its designers house at the age of sixty and eleven years.

  • 1955 : Fall of the government Mendès-France.

  • 1962 : The Général de Gaulle recommends a Algérie independent on the basis of a friendly co-operation with the France.

  • 1965 : Beginning of the final stage of the premère Cut of the clubs champions being held in Africa, with the Ghana. The Réal Républican of Accra , the Knitting machine Club Of Addis Ababa , the Orix Club of Douala and the Stade Malian of Bamako are affontent until the victory of the Orix Club vis-a-vis the Malians.

  • 1971 : After the failure of Apollo 13, the Americans have more chance with the mission Apollo 14; Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell is posed carefully on the the Moon. The two astronauts will go for two lunar walks of more than 4 hours. For the first time, they have a small vehicle on board of which they can transport samples of lunar ground and the instruments which are necessary for them.

  • 1974 : After a voyage 3 months, the space ship Mariner 10 approaches with less than 5800 kilometers Venus and starts approximately to relay towards the Ground the first photographs plane of the Planet.

  • 1977 : The France beats the Wales and launches out in its second large slam.

  • 1986 : A bomb explodes with F.N.A.C. of Paris: 10 wounded.

  • 1989 : Rodion Gatauline beats the world records in room of jump to the pole with a jump of 6,02m.

  • 1991 : The Association of the Cake club of the Parisian West presents crescent a 8,70 m length and 78,5 kg, world records.

  • 1994 :

    • Explosion of a mortar shell drawn since the positions bosno - Serb on the market Markale from Sarajevo: 68 died, 140 wounded. This massacre of civilians is allotted to the general Stanislav Galic.
    • Cyprien Ntaryamira becomes President of the Republic of the Burundi.
    • Fire of the Parliament of Brittany to Rennes.
    • a shooting of shell of 120 mm on a market of Sarajevo makes 68 dead.

  • 1995 : Gerard Rousselet presents a 392 m length andouillette, weighing 540 kg, world records.

  • 1997 : Three Swiss large banks decide to resolve a sum of 100 million Swiss francs in favor of the victims of the Holocauste, which will constitute the “first stone” of this “funds humanitarian” intended for the survivors and families of the victims of the Nazisme.

  • 1998 : Set fire to dome of the Gare of the Benedictines (Limoges).

  • 2000 :

    • Chinese New year.
    • Towards 4:00 of the morning, from the criminals tears off using a truck a vending machine of the Crédit Mutuel of Bully-the-Mines (Pas-de-Calais) and leaves with. However this last posted by a luminous panel to deliver only tickets, that delivering the money not being even scratched by the robbers who leave it in place!
    • Lenny Krayzelburg carries the world records of the 100 m backstroke to 51 S 28.
    • Ian Thorpe carries the world records of the 200 m freestyle to 1 mn 41 S 10.
    • the Italy enters with the honors the tournament of the 5 nations which become 6 nations today. The Scotland, holding of the title is beaten 34 to 20.

21e century

  • 2001 :

    • the lawsuit of four trustworthy of Usama Bin Laden begins with New York, for the attacks of August 1998 against the embassies with Nairobi and Dar Es Salaam; they will be condemned to the life imprisonment.
    • Didier Morville, alias Joey Starr, is condemned to one month from imprisonment and 100.000 F of fine by the magistrates' court of Bobigny, France, for infringement with the legislation on the weapons.

  • 2002 :

    • Of return of Dominican Republic where it had found refuge, the former general adviser RPR of the Hauts-de-Seine Didier Schuller, central figure of the investigation into the office HLM of this department, is put in examination and écroué for " trading of favors and abuse goods sociaux". It will be given in freedom on March 1st.
    • Palestinian, Salma Mohammad Al-Daï , living Khan Younis, Gaza Strip, obliged to be confined with an Israeli military roadblock, decides to name its newborn " Hajez " (Arab Stopping in ).

  • 2004 :

    • German is condemned to thirteen months of suspended sentence to have drawn up its dog ( Adolf ) to make safety Nazi, to have carried a T-Shirt with the effigy of the former leader Nazi, for ostentatious port of symbols Nazi S and insults with policeman.
    • a Spanish motorist is flashé to 206 km/h in the Tunnel of Somport (between the France and the Spain) then to 156 km/h in the other direction. Speed is limited there to 80 km/h in the two directions. All that “to impress his/her friend”.

  • 2005 : Several hundreds of thousands of people ravel in some 110 towns of France to the call of the near total of the trade-union organizations to protest against the questioning the 35 hours.

  • 2007 : A private plane is crushed close to a runway of Val Thorens a few minutes after its takeoff, killing the 2 occupants.

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Births

Death

Celebrations

  • Mexico: Proclamation of the Constitution

Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day

  • Adelaide de Villich († about 1015), Abbess of Villich († v. 1015)
  • Agathe de Catane († 251?), Italian, virgin, Agricultural martyrdom
  • († 420)
  • Albuinde Sabiona-Bressanone, bishop († 1005)
  • Avit of Vienna, archbishop of Vienna
  • Bertulphe de Renty or Bertoul (+ 705), Abbot of Renty
  • Indract († towards 710)
  • Ingénuinus de Sabiona-Bressanone (+ 619) bishop
  • Happy Jean Morosini († 1012)
  • the patriarch Jacob or Israel
  • Modeste († 722)
  • Polyeucte from Constantinople († 970).
  • Dedicated, Voël or Vodoal de Soissons († 700), recluse.

Catholic saints of the day

  • Louis Ibarchi († 1597).
  • Philippe of Jesus († 1597).

Orthodoxe saints of the day

  • Antoine of Athens († 1777), néo-martyr.
  • Théodose de Tchernigov († 1696), bishop.

See too

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